I know there are weight limits and be sure to say you’d be using it indoors and out.

You could consider an electric wheel chair.
My fav during two hip replacements and a broken femur. They make great desk chairs too.

Good luck.

doctor was half joking when she said if she got me one I'd never get off it.

Personally, I suspect the scooter is the most dangerous option, although usually slow enough to keep you out of the hospital.

The full sized tricycle probably the best option. The motor helps you up the driveway and most have removable batteries you can recharge inside . Scooters with seats can usually beak down and go on busses and trains. Busses here have bike racks on the front.

Haven't bought one yet, and the law on electric bikes and scooters hasn't kept up with technology, (or a good way to give you tickets).

there's a couple of things to keep in mind:

The 4 wheel models are more stable than the 3 wheel models.

You must work at continuing to walk/exercise bec they become a way of life

Mine was not as expensive as I thought it would be. Not sure if medicare would have covered or not but I do think there's a limit as to how many lifetime items,,,, just look into it.

Good Luck!! I love mine but I need to work at exercising.

They are so cheap on used market FB etc. I have several actually 4 currently.

I don't have one but they're getting more popular
maybe they have tricycle versions now