So I had the displeasure of working for this company a few years back for a month or two. Everyone…read morewas very warm and welcoming except one lady that worked upstairs and thought she ran the show. I really couldn't tell you what she did all day because she hid in a cubicle and pretended to work. As a veteran I really like the idea of working for a company that is owned by two disabled veterans. However this woman upstairs whose name I can't even remember felt the need to constantly bash the military right in front of me but she never would in front of the owners for obvious reasons. She would pretend to get phone calls from military recruiters regarding her son just so she could have the opportunity to say something negative such as "my son will never join the military, he is better than people like that". The only explanation I have for her behavior would be if she saw me as a threat because I was a veteran as well as having a finance degree and could take her job. She would also constantly tell me the way she wanted certain things done and then after it was done try to tell me that she wanted it done the exact opposite way. The very next position that I took with another company in accounting I happen to run into a fellow employee that knew this woman. This fellow employee told me this lady fired her because she chewed her gum too loud? It is very unfortunate if this woman still works there

I have been getting my uro supplies from them for 6 years and always get them on time…read more I ordered a new K5 wheelchair in January and rec'd it last week, it is everything I wanted it to be. WS&S has been great and I highly recommend them.

I have been to a handful of medical Supply stores throughout the States & I can without a doubt say…read morethat the variety of their in-store inventory is top notch. They have supplies that will be of great use to anyone who needs it regardless of how their medical issue affects them. When I went to the store, I could tell that the two employees working were from South America based on their accent & way of speaking. I was pleased to find out that it was her daughter & mother wotking there & that they're both from Venezuela! So, if you are someone who makes the effort to support businesses who employ people from South Ameri a, then here's another business to add to your list

I found Elite Home Medical Supply via a simple Google search; they were the first and last business…read moreI called. Normally, I read reviews and shop around, but considering the customer service I received from Mark on our first phone call, I knew I found the right place. Anyone who has ever experienced a medical emergency knows time is of the essence, so when my once mobile mom came home from the hospital (and couldn't walk), we were scared and helpless. I called Elite Home Medical Supply on a Saturday morning (of Memorial Day weekend) to inquire about Hoyer Lifts. Mark answered and told me he could deliver one Tuesday. After telling him about our situation, he made some adjustments, and delivered the lift with his son, Jake, that same afternoon. To add to that, they both stayed to give us a tutorial while we practiced using the lift with my sister-in-law. After that, my sister-in-law went to the store to purchase a commode and bedside table. At the store she was accommodated by rockstar employee, Jasmine. I think the fact that Google revealed to me Elite Home Medical Supply, which is 35 minutes from my home, was divine intervention. These people are angels, and my family is forever grateful. Thank you, Emergency Home Medical Supply, for being there for my family when we needed you the most.

Super nice and knowledgeable staff. Rented a wheelchair for my Dad for 1 week. No hassle when…read morerenting for another week.

We went in looking for a solution to allow my husband to sleep after rotator cuff surgery. Terri…read morehelped us by first showing us wedges they had available. He had already tried that and it was worse than our couch recliner. She suggested that renting a powerlift chair might be helpful. It was on the pricier side, but the only other idea she had. Well, we thought about over lunch and just decided to just purchase a chair. Terri showed us the options and let us just try out the chairs on our own time. We never felt rushed. It was obviously more than we originally thought of doing, but we are sure we won't regret it in the future. The only thing that didn't make us happy, and why this isn't four stars, was the price tag. We picked the chair we liked best & thought the price was what was on the tag. There were options below the big price, like heat & massage, which were things that could be added to the base. Oh, but the material that the chair used was on that list (which we didn't realize because it was not a common name). It was not in the large number on the price tag and added $900 to the price. We didn't know this until we were checking out. We do not blame Terri for this, but the company that thought this was a good idea. The tag should have had the final price, before taxes & delivery not the base price if you could buy it off of the floor like we did.

There was man working there. He was EXTREMELY helpful!! I would recommend this store to every one!!read more

This small business fills medical equipment needs at a time when someone does not have the time or…read morehealth to hunt around. Box stores no longer display needed put together equipment. Amazon is often not a substitute for experienced personnel assistance for best product need and sizing. A PT friend referred me to this small store front with an affordable treasure inside providing a sized walker, a tripod cane, an exercise wheel, and even fitted an appropriate knee brace for workouts.

Being unable to bear any weight on my foot after surgery, I looked at stair lift companies for…read morerental. The first one I called was 101 Mobility. It was also the last. I spoke with Laurie on the phone. I gave her general information regarding the stairway and the length of time I would need the lift. Laurie quoted me a price which was quite reasonable. I was also told that closer to the installation date I would have to set up a time for someone to do exact measurements. Rick, the owner, came out and did measurements. It was very obvious that he knew what he was doing. A half hour later he was done measuring. We set up a time for installation and he left behind a brochure for us to look through. Two gentlemen came to install the lift. It took a little less than two hours. A demonstration was given on operation and safety. Additional information was left. By the way, the stair lift is totally easy to operate and you feel secure in using it. I'll keep it as long as it takes for me to once again navigate the stairs safely. Rick had said if I didn't need it as long as I contracted for he would rebate or if I need longer he'd go month to month. Thank you, 101 Mobility!

Just had my Bruno Elan stairway lift installed and I couldn't be more pleased. From connecting with…read moreLaurie who is very helpful to having the owner, Rick, come out to discuss the various models and take measurements for my installation and lastly to Kyle for his expert and expedient installation (about 1 hour). I am a professional (dentist) and know another professional when I encounter one; 101 Mobility is a very competent and professional company who gets my highest recommendation. Dr. Michael B.

I bought my scooter from Joe 2 years ago and my controls were sticking Joe came out and picked it…read moreup and even left me a loaner. Thanks Joe for your fabulous service.

Joe is fantastic. Yesterday AM I had an old power wheelchair my late wife used 20 years ago. I had…read moreno idea how to get it running again for my recently handicapped brother. I found the Wheelchair Shop through a referral, called yesterday and made an appointment for today. Joe came to my house and picked up the chair last night!!! Then today it's fixed, he dropped it off and it's ready to go! Amazing service. Thanks Joe!

A BIG shout out to Mobility Works in Plainfield, IL. Matthew…read more& Kathryn Gurgel, Roger Bowling & Sandy Bowling are ever grateful for your professionalism, work ethic, and excellent salesmanship in helping us to obtain a mobility van beyond our dreams. If anyone is in need of a mobility van for a person with a wheelchair or rehab needs go and see Matthew Gurgel at Mobility Works in Plainfield. I promise you will not be disappointed.

I can not believe how they take advantage of people in need. My father-in-law bought a van from…read morethem last year for $15771. It was a 2001 Chrysler Town and Country. He had it for 10 months, put in a new battery and alternator, and put 2400 miles on it before he passed away. They only offered $3000 to buy it back. Really? They will turn around and sell it again for a huge profit. Shame on you for taking advantage of people.

WOW! Same day delivery! Joseph was very professional,…read morepleasant & informative. He stayed while we performed a test lift to insure we did everything safely. Highly recommend!!

Same delivery for motorized scooter at our hotel. Super friendly and super flexible! Much longer…read moreopen hours than the other places. Delivered it to our hotel in 3 hours.

I was driving down Dempster on Friday night, and out of the corner of my eye I saw a sign that said…read more"Wheelchair Servicing." I told my partner we were going to see what that was, and I turned the car around, pulled into the small retail mall, and at the end of the mall was a business called, "Mobility City." We went in, and I was greeted by Geoff, the owner, and his service man who works on the wheelchairs. We talked a bit on what needed to be done on my wheelchair. The service man took it to the back of the store, steam cleaned it, tightened up the "wiggle," and replaced the two arm rests. A really great improvement for a tune up! Feels light new!! I was really impressed by his customer skills, and the eagerness he had for getting me back my wheelchair in tiptop shape! Quite by accident I found this place, and I'm very glad I did, because I did not think that there were any mobility Wheelchair stores in the area. The store is a modest size, and deals with a few different types of mobility services, including mobile wheelchairs WHICH ONE CAN RENT if need be! I am so glad I found this shop. The repair prices were decent, the replacement parts were affordable, and he was able to look at his inventory to see if other parts on my wheelchair could be replaced. I heartily recommend anyone who has mobility assisted devices to seriously check him out. I was very pleased with his service, and I now know if I need any parts for my wheelchair, he's right there to help.

They have a good selection of mobility devices here: lift chairs, beds, manual wheelchairs, power…read morewheelchairs, of various levels and strengths and weights. The salesperson we spoke with was really helpful and they had several options to try out. They have various protection plans for service, and they also will pick up and/or drop off (I can't remember which) within a certain mile radius.