Saturday morning really needed a catheter WOULD not sell to me with out a script, just try and get…read morea doctor or my doctor on a Saturday morning, IMPOSSIBLE they sell Edema bags, WTF .... Went to hospital and paid 380.00 to basically take a pee... Thanks Med-Tech Mature Living sucks...

I needed a few items to aid healing from a fall. Hemyar at the Oracle location was extremely…read morehelpful and patient with my process of selecting the right options for me. Highly recommend this store. Thank you, Hemyar.

Horrible experience. I'm not being dramatic--United Access treated me like a nuisance, not a…read morecustomer. Sexist, dismissive, and unprofessional to the point of dangerous. I usually go to ADE, who are fantastic, but they were booked. So I tried United Access for a quick safety adjustment on my scooter lift. The mechanic refused to service it, claiming it was "unsafe"--but couldn't coherently explain why. When I pressed for clarification, they rattled off specs for a completely different model. I have a PhD and a background in science--I understand tow ratings and safety thresholds. What I don't tolerate is condescension. Every question I asked was met with visible frustration. When I caught them attempting to overextend my bumper, I intervened--and one of them told the other I "wouldn't understand." (Cue eye twitch.) They weren't prioritizing safety. They were prioritizing not being challenged. Especially not by a woman who knew what she was talking about. Bottom line: If you want competent, respectful service--especially as a disabled woman--go literally anywhere else. United Access isn't just unprofessional; they're unsafe. *** in response to the company's comment... I do not have safety issues with my lift as verified by the dealer. Your employees do have issues with sexism. Thanks.

Everybody at the ability Center is extremely helpful I've been dealing with them for over 4 years…read moresince my wife was hurt. I would strongly recommend them as they're good people and dedicated to helping out their customers. I purchased a wheelchair van through them and got the extended warranties and none of the work that I've had to have them do is their fault in any way and they've had to do a lot I don't think I would buy a ram ProMaster again but as I said they just basically had the wheelchair lift installed and they facilitated the purchase of the van from somewhere else so I don't hold them accountable for any of this and even though it wasn't their van they back up the product so I've never had to deal with anybody but them and that makes me very happy considering everything I have to deal with being a caregiver and having limited time.

I want to give a big thank you to Rick for inventing this chair! My wife and I just took our first…read morevacation with the Go_ Anywhere chair and it worked unbelievably well. This is the perfect solution to a big problem, now resolved! I can now travel and visit family with confidence in knowing that I will not encounter obstacles. Thanks for making my life a little easier! P.S. it weighed in at 46.5 pounds at the airport, just under the no charge 50 pound weight limit - you even thought of that! Amazing!

From the owner: GO! Mobility's "GO-Anywhere" Chairs enable physically-challenged individuals and their families to…read moretravel wherever they'd like to go, whenever they want to go. Completely portable, these commode/shower chairs fold, pack away easily in their wheeled carrying case. Convenient and lightweight GO-Anywhere Chairs are safe, durable, easy to use, comfortable and maintenance free. We ship worldwide and customer service is second to none!

While recovering from surgery I had the pleasure of working with Med-Tech-Medical…read more It an enjoyable experience and the knowledge the staff offered certainly help with a more comfortable recovery

Do not believe their return policy ALL SALES ARE FINAL…read more I bought a wheel chair for my mother who sat in the chair once and then was put on hospice and was bed ridden until she passed just 12 days after purchase of the chair. when we attempted to return it I was told it didn't look new and had to be new for a return but there is a 25% restocking fee. what is that fee for other than to rip people off. Just buy from Amazon, Walmart or Costco. The over priced and refusal to work with a grieving person is just absurd in 2026 when I could have gotten the exact same chair cheeper online.

Bought a used mobility scooter. It arrived damaged. Sam said he did not want to file a claim…read morebecause he had dealt with that carriers claims dept before amdit was too complicated. He said he would fix it and assured me that I would be amazed at what he could do. He wanted me to send him a template for the hole and the cracks! He said he would tell me how to do it. Not with my disabilities! There has been a lot of back and forth on this with the result that in email, he told me to use duct tape and saran wrap to keep dirt out of the electronics......And maybe if he will come sometime to California, he will fix the 4"x2" hole and the 2@6" cracks on the tiller cowling over the controls. Parts are no longer available! and this was not disclosed to me. When I asked about parts, he said scooter parts are pretty much standard and available. I am going to get an estimate from an auto body shop for the repair and send it to Sam. *** UPDATE*** Auto body shop said they can not fix it. and pointed out that a piece of the tiller shroud at the bottom of the tiller is missing....leaving wires and axel open to elements and dirt. Upon comparison with the manual photos, we can also see that the tiller adjustment lever is also missing. Since my arms are short, this is a major inconvenience. ***UPDATE**The power lights turn red after a mile or so. Turning the key off and on again shows full battery green. After another few blocks it starts beeping and showing red power lights again. Turning the key off and on shows what seems to be the real power level in green. ...but the speed is greatly reduced. And now the battery charger doesn't charge...showing a constant single red light. My neighbors think Sam is a scammer. I think I paid over $2,000 for a piece of junk that Sam said was in super good shape.

We were visiting from out of state when our scooter battery wouldn't work. I called and he ordered…read morea new battery for the next day. He checked my old battery, when was no longer functioning, and replaced it with a new one and a new cord. I had it all done with my husband sitting in the car with the engine on ina few minutes. Thank you so much for being so friendly and efficient!!

These folks care. They treat customers with respect. Though small, the shop has a range of good…read moreequipment. Service department is faster than most. Only negative is lack of comfortable seating. By the way, this is a veteran friendly outfit.

American Mobility (AM) has a website with absolutely no information, expired coupons and a message…read moresaying "let's talk!". As I wanted to deal with a local business, I gave them a call. A man named Jesse answered. I explained that I was on the American Mobility website, but there was no information of what services and equipment that AM provided. Since the website had no information whatsoever, I simply asked for a list of what they were offering. Jesse thought that I was being rude for asking, gave me a piece of his mind and then hang up in my ear. WOW!... and they advertise "Good Old Fashioned Service." Their employees need more customer courtesy training and their web site needs much, much more work. My call was about 1:10 PM Tuesday, 25 February. They just kissed about $5,000 worth of business goodbye. But they probably could give a "rats behind." Well, that was my first impression of American Mobility. I got an email response from a woman named Nicole, apologizing for "my experience." I wish that would do it for me. It didn't. Honesty, just check out their website and you'll see exactly what I mean. So many unanswered questions. Please don't be tempted to call. Or, then again, please do. Maybe, Jesse will answer the phone.