Great place, real nice people. I was looking for nebulizer parts. Walgreens across the street had…read moredummies working. I went here. Immediately had someone help me and found what I needed. Great price too. Ill be back !

This is my first time to visit this store. It's located in the strip mall between other stores…read more There are public parking. The pharmacy is inside. The store has large selection medical supplies ( cushions, compression stockings). They also have bandages, vitamins, and other over the counter medicine. This store is average sized; however it has small section for everything. It's organized and clean. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable. The store also carries its own generic brand and brand name. The store opens 7 days per week. Monday to Friday: 9 am to 8pm Saturday & Sunday: 9 am to 4 pm. I definitely recommend if someone is looking for medical supplies.

Fraud!!! Scammers. Fake business. They charged medicaid for services that were not performedread more

FRAUD!! Billing my dad's insurance and he never saw this Dt nor used the supplies being billed!!read more

We went to BVM because they took my mom's insurance. The saleswoman was helpful, we chose a walker,…read moreand she explained that she needed to get a prescription from the dr. That was the last I heard from her. I called twice and talked to someone different each time. They would check the records, find out that they had received info from the dr. but it wasn't complete, and we didn't hear anything back. I've stopped calling. My mom ordered something from Amazon.

Stopped in while trying to find some specialty bandages for my wife. Staff was very helpful. Held…read moreoff on my purchase because discussion with staff prompted me to ask some additional questions of the doctor. But I would highly recommend this business for service alone, and going the extra mile to help me.

Bra didn't fit. Since what determined it was the wrong size was trying it on, that apparently meant…read moreI "wore" it so they wouldn't accept a return/exchange. Condescending rep. Terrible customer service.

Prism sent incorrect equipment or didn't send what I needed. It was a hassle every time I ordered…read moresomething. They billed Medicare and my supplement insurance for stuff I never ordered!! I finally gave up!! I am trying a new company called Adapt. My first order is missing the tubing I ordered! Finding a reputable company for CPAP equipment is difficult!!!

This place never answers their phone at 10am when they open, often, depending on the day of the…read moreweek that you call in for a refill it can be a day or more to get it but they are okay.

Friendly neighborhood pharmacy. Nice and attentive staff. Wide range of medical supplies. It's also…read morevery clean, I was able to get everything I wanted

I had a medical procedure Friday and needed medical assistance before my 10am appointment on sat. I…read morechecked the night before and again in the morning about their hours. I called and the hours said sat 9am open. I got up at 7:30 so to be there by 9. When I arrived a few minutes after 9 am the door was locked. I called three times and waited 30 minutes outside. I went to 10 appointment bleeding . I'll take my business elsewhere since they cannot hire people to open the shop.

From the owner: We are a family-owned business located in downtown Mount Prospect, Il. Being family-owned and…read moreoperated allows us to be more flexible with prices and service. Being in the home care field for more 15 years we've come to understand the needs of our older adults at their homes. We are here to help you stay at home be more safer and manageable for yourself and your loved ones. We are always more than happy to share what we've learned throughout the years. Walk-Ins welcomed!! No Appointment needed * Bedroom/Bathroom Safety * Diabetic Wear * Compression Stockings and support * Hand/Knee Braces * Patient Lifts (Hoyer)- Manual & Power * Lift Chairs/Recliners * Hospital Beds * Mobility- Wheelchairs** Knee Scooters** Rollator/ Walkers Crutches/Walking Canes & Accessories Power Scooters (** Rental and Purchase)

Extremely happy with the service and the results. Ben is a Subject Matter Expert and is passionate…read moreabout making a difference. I consulted Ben for my father who has been wearing Beltone hearing aids for over 4 years. However, his average usage per day was less than 4 hours. Even though the hearing aids were high end expensive ones, he was not comfortable in them due to the irritation at certain frequencies. Ben took the time to diagnose and make intricate adjustments. In less than 3 months, the average usage increased to 13 hours per day. I highly recommend this center for all your hearing aid support!

From the owner: Beltone Hearing Care Center proudly serves the Schaumburg, IL community as your local Beltone…read moreHearing Aid Center. We provide comprehensive hearing tests and evaluations, expert hearing aid fittings, and the latest Beltone hearing aids, including rechargeable, custom, and Super-Power Behind-the-Ear (BTE) models for severe hearing loss. Backed by 80+ years of hearing aid innovation and recognized by Newsweek as one of 2025's Best in Customer Service for Hearing Care, we deliver trusted, personalized hearing care to help you hear your best.

I'm writing about the work Access Elevator performed at my 94-year-old father's home on Fulton…read moreBoulevard in Chicago. My father is a disabled veteran. Under a VA-funded project, Access Elevator was selected as the vendor to provide an accessibility porch and vertical platform lift (VPL) at his front entrance. According to the Better Business Bureau, Access Elevator has received multiple complaints in the past three years, with four complaints closed in the last 12 months. I am now submitting an additional complaint through BBB and posting this review because of what happened at my father's home: demolition of his only lawful front egress and the absence of stamped construction drawings or a City of Chicago structural/porch permit for the work. At the initial site visit, Access sales representative Aimee Ferrell measured the front entrance and recommended an oversized 42" x 60" lift. After about ten minutes of measurements, she acknowledged the "math" didn't really work with our existing stairs and egress but told me she would "make it work." At no point during that visit did she disclose that a smaller, compliant 36" x 48" Bruno VPL was available and could potentially meet both VA needs and City of Chicago egress requirements more safely. I later learned about that smaller option on my own. We were relying on Access, as a VA-approved vendor, to recommend a safe, code-compliant solution. I believe the failure to disclose the smaller lift option was a serious omission. In a later conference call, a senior representative, Frank Wasilewski, told us that "Chicago-stamped construction drawings" existed for the porch at our address and he would email those stamped drawings to me. Despite multiple follow-ups, no stamped architectural/engineering construction drawings have ever been provided to us for this job. On August 13, 2025 Access then proceeded to demolish the existing front porch and landing, which was my father's only lawful front egress. After demolition, we were left with a 5 foot trench and broken concrete at the front entrance, a 12 foot drop at the base of the steps, and no safe, code-compliant landing or guardrails. To my knowledge - and based on conversations with the City of Chicago Department of Buildings - only an elevator installation permit was pulled, not a structural/porch permit. We were never given stamped architectural/engineering drawings for the porch reconstruction. My father's only safe front entrance was demolished under a project where there was no structural/porch permit and no stamped A/E drawings in place for the framing and reconstruction of the egress. Access provided a small 8.5" x 11" sketch as part of the award packet. That sketch was not proportional to the porch framing that their carpenter (Daniel) actually began building on site. What was being framed did not match the dimensions or clearances implied by the sketch. A few days after demolition, an independent Illinois-licensed architect, Don Leone Jr., AIA, inspected the site. He told us that the project required stamped architectural/engineering drawings and a City of Chicago structural/porch permit, that the framing he observed would not meet City code or pass a Department of Buildings inspection, and that the job should not proceed without proper drawings, permits, and a compliant design. Shortly after the concerns were raised, Access withdrew from the project, after the porch had already been demolished and partially framed in a way the architect said was non-compliant. Access later informed us and the VA that the permits it had obtained were "cancelled and inactive" and that any new contractor would have to start over with new drawings and permits under their own license. At no point did Access restore a safe temporary egress for my 94-year-old father before walking away. My father was left with a damaged, unsafe entrance that caregivers and emergency responders had to navigate daily We relied on Access Elevator as a VA-approved accessibility vendor to (1) accurately disclose lift options and limitations, (2) obtain appropriate permits, (3) provide stamped, code-compliant drawings, and (4) ensure my father's only front egress was never left unsafe. Instead, we were left with a demolished entrance, no stamped drawings, no valid structural/porch permit, cancelled permits after demolition, and additional out-of-pocket costs for architectural review and site measurements to correct the plan. Because of the seriousness of this situation, OSHA issued a complaint and formally notified the VA of the life-safety hazards created by the demolition. Additional oversight reports focus primarily on the VA's management, but they all document the same factual sequence described in this review. What I want from Access: acknowledgment of what happened at my father's home and meaningful changes in how they handle projects where structural demolition, permits, and the safety of elderly or disabled customers are at stake.

David A. David came…read moreto my home today to work on the Stair Chair Lift. He was very professional and asked many questions, like how long we had been experiencing these issues. The problems we were having included a continuous beeping sound and the chair not moving at all, either with the remote or the hand leveler. David wanted to know how long the issue had been happening and when we received the chair. He identified the cause of the problem and fixed it. He arrived on time, cleaned up all debris before leaving, completed the necessary paperwork, and left the original copy for our records. The world needs more workers like David A.

Honestly I've never felt so uncomfortable in a store. My 11 year old son bounced a small ball ONE…read moretime, and the manager screamed across the store at him, "DO NOT bounce balls in my store!!!" It was shocking and humiliating. If testing out a ball one time made him that insanely mad, he should not be working at a store. It felt so completely over the top for what happened. We immediately turned around and walked out. I left feeling really upset about how we were treated. The manager is a tall older Indian man. Such gross behavior, and such a miserable store :(

Absolutely the worst pharmacy out there. Totally incompetent people that work there, I wouldn't…read moretrust getting drugs from them. I have switched to jewel and have been much happier.