Skip to Search Form Skip to Page Content “Staff so helpful and nice my only con is its very very pricey” “Meynard was very helpful, we just needed a few props for a photo shoot and we got what we needed.” “We rented a wheelchair for a week, they brought out the different types and let us sit in all I them.” Yelp users haven’t asked any questions yet about Pico Medical Rents & Sells.Customer Service Available at (818) 704-7770 Welcome to Accredited Medical Equipment & Supply. We are a medical supply store located in Woodland Hills, California. If you or your loved one is in need of a wheelchair, walker, hospital bed, scooter, or other equipment, our friendly and helpful customer service staff is ready to assist you in selecting items that will best fit your specific needs. Our large showroom has an extensive selection of lift chairs with a variety of styles and fabrics. Choose from a wide assortment of Jobst compression stockings, bath safety aids, walking aids, aids to daily living, and incontinence supplies.
We also offer delivery to nearby and surrounding areas including Los Angeles County, San Fernando Valley, Simi Valley, and Ventura County. Give us a call or stop in today! All of our products are designed and chosen for their quality, ease of use, and benefits provided. We provide only the top quality products from manufacturers like Invacare, Medline, Golden Technologies, Respironics, ResMed, Pride Mobility, Allman Products, Invacare Supply Group, and others. Contact our customer service department here. Mon10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.Tue10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.Wed10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.Thu10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.Fri10:00 a.m.6:00 p.m.Sat10:00 a.m.4:00 p.m.SunClosedThere are plenty of things to do in Los Angeles, the entertainment capital of the world. Whether you want to encounter a celebrity or surf the famous beaches, the year-round mild weather is accommodating. There are literally dozens of unique neighborhoods in the city, from Chinatown to Little Ethiopia to many more, in which you can explore international cultures and their cuisines.
There are also lots of cars on the roads here, so be sure to allow extra time to get to your destinations.Must see in Los AngelesWhether or not you're a film buff, a trip to Hollywood (from Hollywood Boulevard to the Sunset Strip) will probably be an unforgettable experience. For something a lot more natural, visit any of the beaches in the Santa Monica Bay, such as world-famous Malibu. To get a feel for L.A.'s history, many downtown landmarks are within walking distance of each other.Where to stay in Los AngelesManhattan Beach is ideal for families with young children. It's close to the airport and South Bay beaches, and about an hour's drive to Disneyland or Universal Studios. The Kettle, a popular restaurant, is open 24 hours in case you're getting used to the time difference and crave dinner at 3 a.m.Downtown L.A. is the place to stay if you love the nightlife (and day life). From the historic Millennium Biltmore Hotel to the Ritz Carlton that opened in 2010, there are accommodations for every taste and budget.
This ever-improving area has plenty of great restaurants and clubs, and it's a short drive to more clubs in Hollywood.Hotel deals can be found all around L.A. Many hotels in the Hollywood area offer affordable rates all through the year, and they're walking distance from landmarks like Grauman's Chinese Theatre and the Hollywood Wax Museum.Best and worst time to go to Los AngelesThe best time to visit Los Angeles is in September. Most vacationers have gone home, and the weather is still very warm and sunny. The worst time to go is during peak tourist season in August, or, if you're staying near the beach, in late spring, when low clouds often create "June gloom" that lasts all day.Where to get lost in Los AngelesSpend an afternoon at the Santa Monica Pier. Check out the ocean view (and perhaps some famous fellow diners) at The Lobster, or grab a quick lunch and freshly squeezed lemonade at the Hot Dog on a Stick stand. Take a spin on the famous 1922 carousel, then walk over to Pacific Park and ride the solar-powered ferris wheel for a view of the coast from Malibu to Palos Verdes.
The Santa Monica Pier Aquarium features more than 100 species of marine life, and has touch tanks filled with sea stars, crabs and other sea creatures.The best deals in Los AngelesGriffith Park Observatory is one of the best deals in Los Angeles. Both admission and parking are free for this beloved and very visible landmark, which was built in 1935. Inside the observatory are a planetarium, telescopes and fascinating exhibits. Outside are great views of Los Angeles, hiking trails through Griffith Park, and close proximity to another very beloved, visible landmark: the Hollywood sign.Transportation in Los AngelesBecause Los Angeles is so spread out, it's a good idea to rent a car. If your visit is confined to the Hollywood or Downtown areas, you can take the Metro rail or bus lines to get around.Getting in from LAXThe best way to get into town from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is by renting a car, taking a taxi (there's a flat rate of $46.50 for a ride to Downtown L.A.) or using a ride-sharing service like Uber.
The Metro Rail green line does not currently extend to LAX, so you'll have to take a shuttle bus or taxi to or from the Douglas Station, about 10 minutes away.Local tip for visitors to Los AngelesIt's best to stay off the freeways during weekday rush hours (especially from 6 to 9 a.m. and 4 to 7 p.m.). If you absolutely must take the freeway during those hours, add an extra hour to the time estimated to reach your destination.Planning a trip to Los Angeles? Find out how to blend in like a local with our travel tips by clicking here.Author's bio: Laura Goldman is a writer and native Angeleno. Check out her i Still Love Dogs blog and follow her on Twitter.Click HERE to learn more about Golden Technologies! Prices are subject to change without notice.Westside Medical Supply is your trusted source for medical equipment rental. We carry a wide variety of medical equipment to assist with mobility or comfort issues after surgery or to aid in you indoor/outdoor mobility should the need arise.
Here is a list of all the equipment we can provide. Contact us or stop into either location to rent equipment. (including light-weight chairs) – These are designed to make life easier if long distance mobility may become an issue. Much lighter for the ease of transporting. They have the small 8” wheels so you will need to be pushed. Great for navigating in the home as you can get through doorways easier than a scooter and also have higher back supports than a scooter. POV’s – Great for the Lilac Fest or getting to the outdoor picnic. Hospital beds (with mattress and short or long side rails) Note the popular is a semi electric bed, but some people may need a full electric which allows you full control of the bed via a hand pendent. Lastly note, Low beds are available for use which go lower to the floor for those who may have issues with transferring or those who may be at risk for falls from a higher bed height. Low Air Loss for pressure prevention or after surgery on the buttocks
Great for holding the phone, a plate and aids to daily living while in bed Remember the longest portable is 12’ so we can assist in guiding the proper length ramp for your ability to get in and out of your home. We can also do a house call to determine which one will best meet your need. Snap a pic of the entrance on your phone and email it to us so we can get a better picture of the situation. These are great to assist with transfers to and from the bed or bed to commode. Roll-a-bout style knee walker This is a great assistive device that takes the place of crutches and is mostly used for post op use after ankle or foot surgery. The newest units are swivel in style and a blessing in disguise for the after surgery mobility issues. This device is rented over a period of 8 weeks with a cost against use-age program. Its ultra-stable foundation braces you in every direction. It is not like pushing a typical walker. Instead, the U-Step walker surrounds you and moves with you.
You will feel as stable as you would fee holding onto another person’s arm. This is the cooling device that one would use post op knee or shoulder surgery. This item is rented by the week and is a great recovery tool to aid in swelling prevention and assist with getting you back into your routine. This device is just amazing. It truly does help increase range of motion and prevent pain whether it’s post op surgery or to aid in wrist, Knee, hip, back, neck pain etc. This device is FDA approved and is catching on in the marketplace real fast with its positive results. I have spoken to a Physical therapist who told me this prevents atrophy in the lower extremities and has been helpful in healing skin pressure sores. Please stop in for a 10 minute free demonstration to see if it makes a difference in your life. These come in a variety of sizes. We stock the largest selection of chairs in Rochester. We have single motor chairs for rent and a dual motor chair. What this means is if you have recently had a hip replacement, you may not be able to sit at a certain angle.