All devices posted to our inventory are ready for pick-up. Once you have signed and returned the Liability Release Form, you can arrange to collect your equipment, often within a few days. If you require delivery, it may take two or more weeks before our driver can get it to you. Learn more about pick up and delivery.
We request $20.00 to cover costs associated with delivery. This fee is waived in cases of financial hardship. Smaller items may be mailed or included with larger items for delivery.
At your request and expense, REquipment will bundle and mail smaller devices for a flat $20 fee. Shipping costs should be considered when ordering a single smaller item. Smaller items may also be delivered with larger devices or picked up in person from partner reuse locations at no cost.
No, doctor’s letters and evaluations are not required to receive our durable home medical equipment. However, if you have never used a power wheelchair, scooter, or stander, we advise you to discuss your needs with a medical professional to ensure you select the proper device.
No, it is not necessary to prove that you have sought other means of funding the device.
The program is for residents of Massachusetts.
When you accept delivery of the DME, you sign a statement agreeing to accept it “as is” and assume responsibility for any future repairs. (See our listing of DME repair vendors .) However, if your equipment is unusable within a month of receipt, you may request a substitute (subject to equipment availability).
REquipment is not a loaner program, so you are not required to return it. However, you agreed at the time of delivery that you would not sell it. If it is still in good working order, please get in touch with us to help find your device a new home.