Try and work with your customers on insurance issues. They were rude and couldn't care less to help…read moreme out even call my insurance to verify. They just texted me rudely that they weren't even going to try.

AAMS is the best! The date for my vein procedure was unexpectedly moved up so I had only a few days…read moreto find the required medical grade support hose in my size. There aren't many places where you can just walk in and buy the right kind. Nikki was really helpful with finding the best option for me (brand, size, and style) but it turned out they were out of my size. She immediately ordered a pair from the supplier and as promised, they arrived at my home in 2 days, well in time for my procedure. Really glad I found AAMS.

I work with Doctor's Choice on a regular basis. They provide wheelchair rentals for my hotel…read moreguests. They drop off and pick up in a timely manner. I have never had any complaints from my guests about their service, prices, or equipment. Thanks, Doctor's Choice!

I'm at this very moment completely disgusted with the attitude of their curt employee as it relates…read moreto location of this place a simple question "is your business on the W or E side of Canal St"because it would make things so simple. When people have to patronize your business this needs attention,you should hire people that are inconsiderate,treat anyone with common courtesy if you don't that ability,you shouldn't work in customer service! a simple question answering in and rude&inconsiderate tone shouldn't be ACCEPTABLE PERIOD!

The Compression Stockings have helped my son with his lymphedema and preventing cellulitis The…read morestaff at abdute mefical are knowledgeable and understanding and kind Highly recommended

I ordered and received Lymphedema garments and needed supplies from Absolute Medical. Although I…read morepaid out of pocket, it was well worth it. The products were worth the value.

We run a charity and we had a walking pilgrimage planned for months. I twisted my ankle 3 days…read morebefore the pilgrimage and was sure I was not going to go unless I find someone that had a wheelchair. No luck with that, we decided to call many different medical supply companies and Howard was the only responsive company that seemed genuinely interested to help us. We explained what we were doing and Camela was very thrilled when he heard about our charity and event. She was very nice and even suggested a scooter will be better if I want to move more freely on the pilgrimage. She was able to accommodate us in a very special way. I would recommend them to anyone looking for great service from people who care.

Scenario: your 74-yr-old small-town living, farm-dweller MI mother had her knee replaced 10 weeks…read moreago. She is doing well, still needs a cane but she cannot walk more than a couple of blocks. But, by god, nothing's going to stop her. "I am getting on Amtrak and coming to Chicago!" she tells you. My mother is nothing if not ballsy - or should I say "ovariesy?" I fret, "what are we going to DO with her? She can't keep up with us." This is where Howard Medical Company comes in. This place is the bomb! $15 per day gets you a 18" transport wheelchair (250 lb. weight capacity) - SO easy to fold up, has handles to carry it - fits into your Honda Civic tiny ass trunk. I talked to a woman named Bernie by phone - nice as hell - who says "we have plenty - no need to worry." They open at 8 am - I am there at 8:05 am - assisted by yet another wonderfully nice employee named Jim. He shows me how to fold it, adjust it, etc. This is too easy -pinch me, I am dreaming. I race home to our apt, Metropolis coffee in hand, and say, "Duretta Jean, get in the car - we are Chubby Girl walking at the lake!" Then to Target, then neighborhood strolling, then...oh the possibilities are now endless! A week I was once dreading has now become so much easier. Check them out!