Once qualified, equipment delivery comes pretty timely and the review process is easy. If…read moreequipment's needs a repair the process is slow due to 3rd party approval requirements

From the owner: At NSM, we build one-of-a-kind mobility solutions designed to be comfortable, safe and work…read morecompletely in sync with each client. Our focus is to deliver independence and self-reliance to clients, regardless of age or physical challenge; to offer reassurance to families and caregivers; and to provide flexible, highly professional clinical support to physicians and therapists.

There address has changed, it is now 624 King St We were…read morevisiting from out of state and I lost a piece for my CPAP mask. They had the piece I needed and were very helpful.

I bought a U-Step from Family Medical. the walker is great, the audio cueing device I can't get…read moreworking right. When I picked walker up the one gentleman tried helping me, didn't know the answers to my questions. He got someone else to help me and he was not helpful at all. I also got an additional bill which I was not happy about. I called the Owner Rick and spoke to him this morning. He was very helpful, answered my questions, explained the additional charges and will talk to his staff. He went out of his way to help and I really appreciate it. When I go back to LaCrosse I will stop and they will try to help me. Thank you Rick for your time.

We purchased an Elan Straight Stairlift. It was installed by Miguel in less than 2 hours. It works…read morebeautifully and he placed it perfectly. We had visited the office prior to purchase to try out the stairlift and that was very helpful as we had many questions. Staff at the location, the salesperson and Miguel were all very helpful and informative. The Elan Straight Stairlift has great reviews and we wanted a reputable company to install it. They also have a lot of other adaptive equipment onsite and we received very honest opinions about what might work best for us in the future. They don't try to oversell and no hard sell tactics - very much appreciated.

From the owner: Lifeway Mobility is a leading provider of accessibility solutions, including stair lifts,…read morewheelchair ramps & lifts, home elevators transfer aids, and bath safety solutions in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding areas in MN, and western WI. Our goal is to first understand the mobility needs of our customers and then to identify the best solution to meet those needs. We help residents with limited mobility stay safe in the home they love. All the solutions we provided are professionally installed and serviced by our trained and certified technicians. Contact us today to schedule a free in-home or virtual consultation!

"I couldn't be happier that I discovered Main Clinic Supply! Josh got a new concentrator to me in…read moreless than 24 hours, which is a huge relief. Without it I couldn't move further than the kitchen or bathroom, couldn't make meals, was constantly concerned about running out of breath. Josh is a wonderful communicator, returns calls and emails promptly, and most importantly, I can tell that he genuinely has my best interests in mind. I used to hire and train reps for companies big and small, and Josh is definitely one of the best. Thanks Main Clinic Supply!"

Jason Pflug was very knowledgeable and helpful. He educated me on my options, helped me pick the…read morebest unit to meet my needs and took extra time to speak with an engineer to make sure I would be able to provide proper voltage to the cigarette lighter adapter (I have a 24 volt system and need a reducer).

Great service, knowledgeable staff and quality work, what more could you ask for in any business?read more

Anderson Wheelchair is convenient because it is so close to Mayo and I hope that not everyone has…read morethe same experience as me. Here is my story. I will never be returning to them. I literally had just learned that I was not able to put weight on my leg and I was 100% at risk of a femur fracture and we were leaving for a trip the next day. I got a prescription from my doctors for a wheelchair and we were all set to pick the wheelchair up. It turns out that the wheelchair prescription wasn't worded correctly for a lightweight wheelchair so we needed a new prescription. At this point, it was approaching 4:30 and they close at 5:00. Michelle was the one 'helping' us and it was very evident that she hates her job and possibly life in general. She was rude and unhelpful. Trying to get the prescription edited so we could be on our way, I had a doctor on speaker phone from Mayo outside of the OR trying to assist and she refused to be helpful or even give that incredible doctor the time of day. He rewrote the script for me and emailed it over to her, and she had attitude just waiting for the email to confirm it had made it to her. The doctor asked that she open it and make sure it is worded properly and by this time, it was 4:59 and she said she didn't have time and that she would look at it in the morning. I don't care as much that she was rude to me, but to be rude to a doctor taking the time of day out of the actual OR to try and assist and be treated like crap by her was absolutely unacceptable. When we went to return the wheelchair, she was still miserable, but slightly more pleasant than the first experience. I will never be back as I don't think the rest of the world should suffer depending on what Michelle's mood is that day. And to the doctor who helped me out, he deserves an award for going above and beyond and this speaks volumes to his patient care. He is amazing and Michelle could learn a thing or two about compassion and empathy from him.