Medical equipment that makes the house work again
Wheelchairs, walkers, hospital beds, bathroom safety and daily living aids, delivered to your door in Indianapolis and Greenwood and set up in the room where they will be used.
The right medical equipment in Indianapolis changes the whole day
A grab bar in the right place can be the difference between managing a shower independently and needing someone there every morning. A properly adjusted rollator can turn a house someone was afraid to move around into one they can cross safely.
We supply durable medical equipment because so many of the problems families describe to us are solved by kit rather than by more hours of care. It is usually cheaper, and it hands independence back rather than taking it away.
- Delivered, assembled and adjusted in your home
- Shown and explained before we leave
- Advice on what actually solves the problem
- Ongoing support if something needs adjusting
Six categories that cover most needs
Mobility aids
Wheelchairs, transport chairs, rollators, walkers and canes, fitted to the person using them.
Beds and positioning
Hospital beds, adjustable frames, pressure relief mattresses and bed rails for safer nights.
Bathroom safety
Grab bars, shower chairs, transfer benches and raised toilet seats where most falls happen.
Respiratory supplies
Equipment and consumables to support breathing needs at home, following your clinician plan.
Health monitoring
Blood pressure monitors, scales, thermometers and other tools for keeping an eye on things.
Daily living aids
Reachers, dressing aids, adapted cutlery and the small items that restore independence.
Questions about equipment
Mobility equipment such as wheelchairs, rollators and walkers, hospital beds and pressure relief mattresses, bathroom safety equipment including grab bars, shower chairs and raised toilet seats, transfer aids, respiratory supplies, and everyday living aids like reachers, dressing sticks and adapted cutlery. If you are not sure what you need, describe the problem and we will suggest what usually solves it.
Yes. A bed or a wheelchair that arrives in a box and stays there helps nobody. We deliver, assemble and adjust the equipment in the room where it will be used, and show whoever will be using it how it works before we leave.
That is most of what we do. Tell us what is going wrong, whether that is getting out of the bath, managing the stairs or sleeping comfortably, and we will talk through the options. For anything that touches a medical condition we will point you back to the clinician who knows the case, because equipment choices and medical advice are different things.
Ask us when you call. Needs after a hospital stay often change within weeks, and it makes little sense to buy something outright if it is only needed while someone recovers. We will tell you honestly which option fits your situation.
Coverage depends on your plan, the item and whether a clinician has documented the need. We cannot make eligibility determinations, but we can tell you what information plans usually ask for so you can check with yours before you commit to anything.