06/16/2025
REquipment regrets that the program is unable to accept donations of durable medical equipment at this time. Check out the Reuse Resource List | REquipment, Inc. for additional reuse programs in Massachusetts.
If you have a piece of assistive technology to donate, please scroll below to find the categories of assistive technology we accept for donation. Thank you.
Thank you for donating your gently used durable home medical equipment (DME) and assistive technology (AT) to REquipment.
DME We Accept
- power and manual wheelchairs
- power scooters
- strollers
- rollator walkers
- upright walkers
- knee walkers
- posterior walkers,
- hemi walkers
- forearm, Canadian crutches, and knee crutches
- tub seats and shower chairs
- sling lifts
- standing frames
- bariatric and pediatric equipment
- portable ramps and threshold ramps
- gait trainers
- products for postural and pressure management
- bed trapezes
- iWalk mobility devices
- bath safety steps with handle
- toilet assist rails
- hi lo toilet bath chairs
- hygiene and toileting systems
- grab bars
- new-in-box only commodes and raised toilet seats
DME We Don’t Accept
- beds
- lift chairs (fabric recliner type)
- commodes (unless new-in-box)
- underarm (axillary) crutches
- canes
- walkers (silver folding type)
- stair and porch lifts
- inside the ear devices
- eye prosthetics
- CPAP/BIPAP or other oxygen-related equipment
- exam tables
Assistive Technology
REquipment accepts a broad range of AT devices.
We do not accept high-tech devices such as computers, tablets, or smartphones.
Examples of devices we accept:
Vision — AT for individuals who are blind or visually impaired
- magnifiers, including electronic
- talking devices, such as talking watches, thermostats, clocks
- braille displays
- phones with large tactile buttons
- keyboards with color contrast
Hearing — AT for individuals who are d/Deaf or hard of hearing
- vibrating alarm clocks
- personal amplification systems
- wireless TV listening systems
- doorbells with flashing light alerts
- amplified telephones
- face-to-face dual keyboard communication systems
- bed shakers
- TLC pulse amplifiers
Speech communication — AT for individuals with speech disabilities
- voice amplification systems
- communication boards and mid-tech AAC systems (no tablets)
- fluency assistance devices
AT for learning, cognition, and development
- memory aids
- pill boxes
- audiobooks
- reminder systems
- notetaking systems
AT for mobility, seating, and positioning
- durable medical equipment listed above
- products for postural and pressure management
- feeder seating
- non-fabric seating
- basic evacuation chairs
AT for environmental adaptation
- durable medical equipment listed above
- adaptive seat belts
- laptop/desk stands
- devices with switch or voice activation
AT for daily living
- dressing aids
- grab bars
- doorknob handles
- reacher/grabber tools
- adapted kitchen tools and eating utensils
- wheelchair cup holders
- rollator carrying bags
- book stands
- automatic soap dispensers
- overbed tables
- chin switches
- stand assists
- universal cuffs
- stander couch handle
Vehicle modification and transportation
- steering wheel knobs
- adaptive seat belts
- portable ramps
Computer access
- mouth stick holders
- trackball mice
- gooseneck clamps
- alternative keyboards
Recreation, sports, and leisure
- switch-adapted toys
- playing card holders
- camera mounts
- adapted sporting equipment
- weighted wrist cuffs
- sport wheelchairs
- adaptive bicycles
Have a device in good condition to donate? Complete the Online Donation Form. You may also call REquipment Customer Support toll-free at (800) 261-9841 or email info@dmereuse.org.
