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Maryland Department of Aging’s Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use program exists to improve the independence and quality of life of Maryland residents with any illness, injury, or disability through access to free mobility equipment. Since the program began less than 3 years ago, they have saved 33,521 items from landfills, offsetting 1,969.93 ...
If you need additional marketing materials or images, please contact the Re-Use Center . Please help us spread the word about the "Gift of Mobility." If you have any questions, please email DME.MDOA@maryland.gov or call 240-230-8000 to learn more. An official website of the State of Maryland.
Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use 11701 Crain Highway Cheltenham, MD 20623. Scan and Email Forms to: DME.MDOA@maryland.gov (cell phone/tablet photos will not be accepted) Fax Forms to: 240-230-8004
It looks a little like a medical equipment superstore -- and everything in the inventory is free to Maryland residents, through the state's Durable Medical Equipment Reuse program.
Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use, Cheltenham, Maryland. 121 likes · 3 were here. The Maryland Department of Aging is providing durable medical equipment (DME) to Marylanders with any...
The Maryland Department of Aging is currently accepting donations of Durable Medical. Equipment. Donated equipment will be sanitized and refurbished to later be provided to adults and. children who need equipment. For more information on how you can donate, please visit the Maryland Department of Aging DME Program or call 240- 230-8000.
The Department of Aging started the Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-use program three years ago to collect medical equipment, refurbish it, and then give it away for free to people in need ...
Any heavily soiled or corroded equipment, stair lifts, respiratory equipment (oxygen machines and tanks, CPAP’s, suction machines, etc.), orthopedic braces such as walker boots and back braces, non-medical items such as standard household beds, household furniture or clothing. Q. Where can I donate such items? A.
Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use. Complete and submit the form below to request: Canes, crutches, and walkers. Rollators. Shower chairs and tub transfer benches. Bedside commodes and toilet safety rails. Bedrails and transfer boards. The following items may be requested. Requestors seeking any of the items below must provide a Complex ...
Secretary of Aging Rona Kramer said Maryland is the first state to offer this statewide durable reuse program. "There are very few programs in the country that are this expansive," she said. "We ...