Online Store for the Disabled

Startup Costs: $10,000 - $50,000
Home Based: Can be operated from home.
Part Time: Can be operated part-time.
Franchises Available? No
Online Operation? Yes

People living with physical disabilities often find even life's easy tasks to be frustrating. Starting a business that specializes in selling products aimed at making life easier for people living with physical disabilities is not only a wise choice for a new business venture, it's also a business that can assist people in leading a better life. Products could include wheelchairs, medical braces, canes and walkers. The business can focus on both brick-and-mortar style retailing, as well as developing a website for online shoppers. This type of health-related business venture is very costly to set in motion. However, the profit potential is good, and the business can be personally rewarding.

Online Store for the Disabled Ideas

Online Store for the Disabled

The disabled will be grateful that they don't have to leave their homes to make purchases.

Senior Home Care Agency

Help the elderly continue to live at home by providing care services.

Mobile Hearing Testing

People will be more likely to get their hearing tested if the service comes to them.

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