Aurora at Home offers a complete supply of home medical equipment and products for timely delivery and set-up in your home. To place an order, call Customer Service at (414) 328-4400 or (866) 853-3559. Orders may also be faxed to (414) 327-6965 or sent via email. Customer Service Representatives are available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. Every effort will be made to process orders on normal business days within 24 hours of receipt. All orders are subject to benefit eligibility and insurance verification. A valid physician prescription may also be required. Our bath and shower medical equipment includes: Bariatric Shower Chair with Back Shower Chair With Back Tub Mount Grab Bar Raised Toilet Seat with Safety Frame Raised Toilet Seat With Arms Raised Toilet Seat Without Arms Aurora at Home medical supplies include the following beds and lifts: Low Air Loss Mattress We offer a variety of home medical supplies, including the following canes and crutches:
Quad Cane, Small Base Quad Cane, Wide Base Bariatric Adult/Tall Adult Crutches Clothing & Household Aids We have the clothing and household aids you need to live well: Sock Aid with Foam Handles Sock Aid, One Handed Sock Aid, Wide Style Tilt Top Overbed Table Digital Blood Pressure Monitor, Automatic Digital Blood Pressure Monitor, Manual Aurora at Home offers home medical equipment tailored to pediatric care: If you need respiratory therapy, we offer cutting-edge medical equipment to make you more comfortable at home: Easy Dial Oxygen Regulator Five Liter Concentrator (with OSD) High Performance Portable Suction Pump When you order your walker or commode through Aurora at Home, our knowledgeable customer service representatives will help you choose the perfect product for you. Our Aurora at Home medical equipment experts can help you choose a wheelchair based on your height, weight, and physical capabilities.
14" Standard, Lightweight and Reclining 16" Standard, Lightweight and Reclining 18" Standard, Lightweight and Reclining 20" Standard and Reclining (All with a Weight Capacity of 250 lbs.) 20" Heavy-Duty (300 lbs. weight capacity) 22" Extra-Wide (450 lbs. weight capacity) 24" Extra-Wide (450 lbs. weight capacity) Medicare and many private insurance companies set specific limits on the frequency or amount of items you can purchase within a given time frame. Aurora at Home may not be able to sell more than the approved number of items. You should contact your insurance company or Medicare to find out what they will allow. Get Started with myAuroraWelcome to Med City Mobility Med City Mobility is a full service Durable Medical Equipment (DME) provider serving SE Minnesota since 2000. Our headquarters is located in Rochester, home of the Mayo Clinic, providing the inspiration for our name. We offer two other convenient locations in Faribault and in Austin as well.
Med City Mobility provides products such as wheelchairs, lift chairs, scooters, hospital beds, complex rehab equipment, incontinence products, bathroom safety products, and many more. division installs many accessibility products such as hand controls, easy locks, lifts, and ramps. See us for all of your vehicle modifications and home Three locations to serve Southeast Minnesota! Austin 313 - 2nd Ave NE Rochester 1200 Eastgate Dr SE Faribault 627 4th Street NW Monday - Friday8:00 a.m.5:00 p.m.Sat - SunCLOSEDWe Equip Your Life! Order Sleep Apnea Supplies Pay Your Bill Online Welcome to Cooley Medical Equipment Serving Kentucky’s Home Medical Equipment Needs Cooley Medical Equipment has been serving our friends and neighbors since 1982. As one of Kentucky’s largest home medical equipment and medical service providers, Cooley is ready and able to serve more of your home medical equipment needs. Count on us for respiratory products such as oxygen and home ventilators, BiPAP and CPAP machines and supplies, bathroom safety equipment, seat lift chairs, wheelchairs, mobility scooters and more.
How can Cooley Medical Equipment help you today? See the Cooley Medical Equipment online catalog for a complete list of our products. Please contact us online, visit or call any of our showrooms and we’ll be happy to answer your questions.What Our Customers Are Saying About DME Elevators & Lifts Meeting all your needs in, Tennessee. Williams Medical Supply of Nashville has been offering a comprehensive array of medical supplies to the Nashville area for 41 years. If you are having trouble getting around your own home, or you require a regular supply of a medical necessity, Williams Medical Supply is here to serve. Our medical supply store has been providing the residents of Nashville with outstanding service and quality medical supplies since 1971. We work with most major insurance providers to keep you supplied with disposable items like catheters, ostomy bags, CPAP masks and equipment, wound care supplies, compression stockings, and home oxygen devices.
We also provide medical equipment rentals and installation to help you remain in your home safely. These include mobility assistance items such as wheelchairs, lift chairs, and hospital beds; and bathroom safety provisions like bathtub rails and grab bars. Get the products you require for a safe and healthy life from Williams Medical Supply in Nashville, Tennessee.Call us at (615) 327-4931 or (800) 621-3580 for product availability. We are located at 1501 Church St, Nashville, TN.Send us a message! * Your Email Address * Enter Security Code: Come visit us online @ Monday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMTuesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMWednesday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMThursday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMFriday 8:30 AM – 5:00 PMSaturday 9:00 AM – 1:00 PMIn multilevel homes, installing either an elevator or a chairlift can be an option. Although both are often expensive additions to a home, they can serve to increase the total value of the property and make it more accessible for residents.
Since the expense of installing either an elevator or a chairlift can be daunting, breaking down the cost of each gives potential buyers a better understanding of what influences prices and which option will be best for their house and budget. There are a number of different reasons that a chairlift or an elevator might be installed in the home, but the biggest of all is accessibility. Some homeowners face an injury, accident or simply old age that means stairs are no longer an option. In these cases, having an elevator or a chairlift reduces pain and ensures that homeowners can remain in the home they know and love despite any physical ailments. Aside from issues of mobility, both elevators and chairlifts can increase the total value of a structure. Built-in mobility options like these can help the property stand out to a greater range of buyers who might not otherwise consider a two-story or taller house. Finally, it is worth noting that having an elevator in the home doesn't have to be entirely practical.
Although expensive, an elevator can add a feeling of luxury to a home and push it to a higher level of overall appeal. In homes where elevators are the best choice, there will be the option of selecting between hydraulic elevators and pneumatic elevators. Hydraulic elevators are the most popular option, and they are also the most expensive to construct and maintain. Hydraulic elevators run by using a hydraulic arm that physically lifts and lowers the elevator cab itself. This kind of elevator is relatively quiet, at least compared to the cable elevators in larger apartment buildings. It is often large enough for multiple passengers or two wheelchairs to fit side by side. A pneumatic elevator is a relatively new option that is becoming increasingly popular thanks to its affordable cost, minimal maintenance and speed of installation. The cabs of pneumatic elevators are made from glass, which lends a contemporary look to the home and can provide a view as passengers ride up or down between floors.
Although there is technically a third option for elevators, cable-operated elevators are generally too large, too noisy and too expensive to consider for a private residence.Get A Pro Out Today! On average, it will cost $20,000 to add an elevator into the home. This may seem like a substantial amount of money, but it covers a range of different steps from the purchase of the elevator to the extensive amount of installation required as well as the necessary steps to ensure that the elevator is secure. The first expense will be the cab itself, which is the area where passengers will ride. The height of the cab can range from just over six feet up to 12 feet, but the larger the cab the more expensive it will be. The gates, or entry doors that open and close at each level, will also be responsible for some of the cost. Another major cost will be either the hydraulic arm or the pneumatic system as well as a safety feature that slowly lowers the elevator should the system fail for any reason.
Additional costs will include the electronic panels, the phone installation for emergencies and an inspection proving the elevator meets safety standards set by the National Safety Codes for Elevator Safety. Of course, professional installation will also be a significant cost to consider. Thankfully, elevators needed for medical reasons may qualify for tax deductions, which will reduce their total cost. Along with the major features mentioned above, there are some optional additions or circumstances that can raise the price. They include, but are not limited to, the following: Vertical shaft created by an architectPermits for construction and installationCarpentry work for a custom jobUpscale features or materialsHigher ceilings or access to more than two floors Also called stair chairs and stairway lifts, a chairlift is a motorized chair attached to a railing that can go up or down stairs in a matter of seconds. Generally, this will be a much more affordable option than an elevator, and the average price is often somewhere between $3,000 and $4,000.
The two major types of chairlifts are straight chairlifts and curved chairlifts. Just like their names indicate, the best type of chairlift will depend on the shape of the staircase in the home. The length of the needed track, extra curves on the stairs and the seat style will all influence total price.Hire an Elevator/Stair Lift Professional Most chairlifts come already constructed, so there is not as much labor needed as with elevator installation. However, the track of the chairlift will have to be adjusted to fit the existing staircase, professional installers will be needed to handle any construction and electrical wiring. Permits will also be needed before installation can begin. The more customized a chairlift is, or the more curves present in the staircase, the higher the installation price will be in total. Along with the shape of the staircase and the quality of the chairlift seat, armrests and track, there are several ways that the price of this addition can be affected.