Walkers & Walking Frames Singapore — For Elderly & Seniors
Walking aids help elderly loved ones move safely and independently at home and outdoors. Singapore caregivers can choose from rollator walkers (with seat), quad canes, or standard walking sticks. Walking aids are on AIC's SMF device list, after an assessment by an approved healthcare professional, such as a registered therapist, nurse or doctor.
Walkers, rollators, and walking frames help elderly Singaporeans move safely and independently at home and outdoors. The right walking aid depends on your loved one's balance, strength, and mobility needs — from a simple quad cane for mild instability, to a 4-wheel rollator with a seat for longer distances.
In Singapore, walkers and canes are covered under the AIC Seniors' Mobility & Enabling Fund (SMF). After an assessment by an approved healthcare professional, such as a registered therapist, nurse or doctor, seniors who qualify may receive up to 90% off approved walking aids, bought from an AIC-approved vendor after the application is approved.
Compare walking aids below across Shopee, Lazada, Rainbow Care, Bion, Lifeline Corp and The Golden Concepts. Prices shown are before any subsidy is applied.
4-Wheel Rollator Walker
From S$72.38Lightweight foldable rollator with built-in seat. Adjustable height. Indoor and outdoor use.
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Checked 7 Nov 2026
Quad Base Walking Cane
From S$19.084-point quad base walking cane for maximum stability. Height adjustable.
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Standard Walking Stick
From S$13.89Single-tip adjustable walking stick for light mobility support.
Rainbow Care, Bion, Lifeline Corp and The Golden Concepts are Singapore suppliers we check directly. They do not carry marketplace star ratings.
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Checked 7 Nov 2026
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Are walkers and rollators covered by AIC SMF in Singapore?
Yes. Walking aids are on AIC's SMF device list. SMF is for Singapore Citizens and PRs aged 60 and above who do not live in a nursing home, subject to a means test (household monthly income of S$4,800 or less per person, or an Annual Value below S$21,000 if there is no household income). An approved healthcare professional, such as a registered therapist, nurse or doctor, must assess the need. Get approval before you buy, because SMF does not pay for earlier purchases. The subsidy is up to 90% of the device cost, or the maximum subsidy cap for that device, whichever is lower. See homewise.sg/subsidies/smf.
What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?
A standard walker has four legs with rubber feet and no wheels. It is lifted and placed forward with each step, which gives the most stability. A rollator has wheels, hand brakes and often a seat. It rolls forward and suits someone who can walk further but needs rest breaks. An occupational therapist can advise which fits.
Where can I buy a rollator walker in Singapore?
On Shopee and Lazada, and from local medical suppliers such as Rainbow Care, Bion and Lifeline Corp. For AIC SMF subsidy you must buy from an AIC-approved vendor, so confirm with the seller first.