Connecticut Durable & Home Medical Supply Store Directory Technically part of New England, Connecticut is named for the Algonquian word for long tidal river. 1800wheelchair deliveries all it’s products to every address in CT from Hartford to Stamford and back to New Haven. Here you can find some information from the CT Department of Aging. does not have any physical stores in CT. We created this page as a service to our site’s users. If you found this page useful and contact one of these stores, please make sure you mention that you found their information here. Have a question about the durable and home medical supply store directory? Do you have a store?Get a free listing. Find a store in Connecticut A & D Home Health Solutions Home Health Pavilion Inc New Milford, CT 6776 Valley Medical Supply, Inc.Serving New London, Milford, Storrs, Waterbury, Greenwich, and Hartford, CT, and Poughkeepsie, Hudson Valley, Dutchess County, Westchester County, and Albany, NY, Amramp provides accessibility solutions for homes and businesses including wheelchair ramps,
stair lifts and vertical platform lifts. Amramp's trained professionals provide FREE on-site evaluations, whether it's a residence, church, school or business. Yes, Amramp also accommodates the construction and commercial industries offering ADA wheelchair ramps for purchase and RENTAL. Amramp is the nation’s leading provider of accessibility solutions and steel modular wheelchair ramp systems. We are a local Connecticut company with a fully stocked warehouse in Bristol, CT. Our central location enables us to meet your needs quickly: Accessibility solutions can be installed within days, whether you live New London, Milford, Storrs, Waterbury, Greenwich, Hartford, Poughkeepsie, Hudson Valley, Dutchess County, Albany, or beyond. Call Amramp today for a FREE evaluation to help determine your safest, most cost-efficient accessibility solution. The Amramp Connecticut and Eastern NY location is owned and operated by Robert and Kim Danek. Bob takes pride in knowing that a wheelchair ramp, lift or other accessibility product can truly help improve people's lives and enjoys improving accessibility in communities across Connecticut and Eastern New York State.
Amramp has established long-term relationships with the local State of Connecticut offices on Aging, VESID of New York State, Connecticut Community Care Inc., the state disability offices of Connecticut, and the VA Hospitals in Albany and Castle Point, NY. Bob holds a Home Improvement Contractor License #HIC.0644356 issued by the State of Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection.The ramp was perfect. The guys were great. It was up in no time. My thanks to everyone."- Rachel K. - Schenectady, NY "The ramp looks great. I appreciate the effort you made to take care of us. I will recommend you in a second to anyone that inquires about where we sourced the ramp."- Dave - Canaan, CT "My parents are thrilled and the whole neighborhood has checked it out. I so appreciate your professionalism. I will tell you that during my research your company came up again and again as the company people chose and now Ii know why. You will always have my recommendation."- Beth - Terryville, CT
"The ramp was installed as promised, looks great and works great. Thanks for the great service and great product. I can tell you this, I cannot say that for all the other dealings and products we have purchased or rented in respect to our Mothers condition. You people came through the first time, every time."- Ron P. - Pomfret Center, CT “I wanted to let you know that my mother-in-law was extremely happy with the ramp that you and your team installed at my home. The ramp made it a breeze in getting her in and out of the house. I was very impressed with the quality of the ramp and was so happy that I went with Amramp rather than a competitor. I want to thank you for your prompt action in meeting my time constraints in getting the ramp installed. I would also like to let you know that your installers did a great job withI will be singing the praises of Amramp to anyone that is looking for a ramp system."- Jim B. - Millbrook, NY Whatever your accessibility need, we have a solution!
You should buy if your ramp needs are expected to be longer than 5-6 months because the rental will add up to be more than the purchase price. In cases where you are not sure how long you will need the ramp, we suggest that you start off renting. And if at any time it appears that you will be keeping the ramp, we will convert up to 75% of the rental paid and apply that toward your ramp purchase. Central Connecticut State University and Eastern Connecticut State University rent ramps every year for their graduation ceremonies held at the XL Center in Hartford. In addition, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY; Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn.; and Greenwich High School in Greenwich, CT all rent Amramp wheelchair ramps for graduation ceremonies. The Town of Norwich Connecticut School Board, which purchased a ramp for their Adult Education building and the Lion’s Club in East Hartford, CT. Residential ramp owners include families in Groups and organizations in Connecticut, New York, and nationwide, can help fund wheelchair ramp costs.
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