They came and delivered a lift chair the same day I ordered it. They installed, taught me how to…read morework it & were seamlessly in and out

Needed a CAM boot quickly. Google search led me to Wellcare and they were incredibly helpful. They…read morehad what we needed in stock, we went right over, they helped us find the correct size and patiently instructed proper usage. Highly recommend!

I needed the salesperson "Camael" to resubmit my bill to Medicare. He was rather rude. Saying :he…read morealready did now I'm asking him to do the same thing again?" I said I thought you wouldn't mind due to the fact they haven't received it. Camael: ok I'll send". Just hang up the phone. HOW RUDE????

My go to place when I need any medical devices. Always have what I need and are happy to help…read more Whether for myself or for my family, we are customers for life.

Wonderful customer service!!! I place orders every month for my 97 year old mother, Charles is a…read morepleasure to work with and even when I have a question or a small issue, they quickly resolve it. Dale is always helpful and when I call, they know who I am and quickly put my order through. I would recommend Tabeek to anyone who wants great service, great pricing and great people who care about your needs.

i needed to rent a walker today because i knew i would be standing on several long lines in…read moregovernment buildings. the gentleman in charge who helped me find the right walker was courteous and knowledgeable. i had been filled with some trepidation before entering Tabeek Supplies but, he quickly put me at ease. i highly recommend Tabeek Medical Supplies to everyone who's looking for first-rate equipment at moderate prices.

Excellent service from a pharmacist that cares. No comparison to Walgreens or CVS. Convenient…read morelocation on Rt 10 East.

After coming here a few times I've seen that they work hard to give you the best and cheapest price…read moreon all your meds. They are always friendly and very fast when filling prescriptions.

Very pleasant and helpful staff. A variety of choices for rollators which I was looking for. They…read moreare handling my Medicare prescription.

If you're in need of medical supplies this place has it all with super helpful and friendly…read moreservice. Signs helped me with a shower seat and toilet seat extender--great selection at fair prices. As another reviewer mentioned, don't be put off by the buildings exterior--a good experience awaits inside. I'll be back.

The owner and staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend this…read morebusiness!

Just spoke to Dane. This man is a gem. He answered my questions and gave me information and insight…read moreabout the device I was looking for. I'm so grateful for him. At times...It's hard to get info with businesses when you may not be able to actually conduct the transaction with them. Not so with Dane ‼. Thank you again. God bless and love to All. (He's following up with me)

I try to be fair and realistic when I write a review, especially when it's trending in my mind…read moretoward the negative. Medicine, doctors, health care, etc. have all become bureaucratized and impersonal (I've had several instances where I've called my personal doctor...and I like him...and have been told, "Make an appointment with a specialist or go to an Urgent Care center."). It's discouraging, but that's the reality these days. As noted in other reviews, I was diagnosed with sleep apnea not too long ago. The sleep center told me it was severe. The pulmonologist told me it was "mild to moderate" but he recommended using CPAP. Ok. I made the appointment to visit the AtHome facility in Morris Plains. Plenty of parking, Nice white building. Inside, I was told to have a seat in the waiting room. Nature was calling, however, and I asked if I could use the rest room. I was buzzed inside and directed down a long hallway. The "office" was basically a cubicle factory, and I felt my 1st instinctive misgivings. It looked as much a telemarketer call center as it did the offices of a health care provider. I did what I had to and returned to the waiting room. I didn't have to wait long. A pleasant young woman directed me to a private room, unpacked the CPAP machine and proceeded to tell me, in detail, how to clean it. My thought was, "If I'm not being told how to use it, I guess it must be pretty easy to use." That night, I got nervous and watched a Youtube video, where a young guy who looked like he should have been instructing skiers on the slopes instead of intimating that he had sleep apnea explained...how to clean the CPAP. Frustrated, I went to put on the mask, turned on the machine, and attempted to sleep. Amazingly I did fall asleep but woke up abruptly shortly thereafter as a wind tunnel gusted with a frenzied force up my nostrils. I tore off the mask, threw it aside, and tried to return to the land of Morpheus. Scr*w this! I stayed with it, though, got used to it, and it seemed to function as advertised, although it never registered the correct amount of nightly usage time. This was a concern as if I didn't make the required nbr. of hours a night, insurance wasn't going to cover the cost. I was going to have to. I called several times, and was told, "The towers must be down, and that's why it's not registering correctly." I asked them to document this. I tried not to be suspicious, but it sure felt like I was being set up. A few weeks later, I received a text msg that said, "You are running out of time to reach the minimum usage requirements set by your insurance." I replied, "The machine doesn't register the correct amount of time. I've brought this to AtHome's attention several times." No response, no follow up. When I visited my pulmonologist, I explained the difficulty I was having, and I suggested maybe I should use some other CPAP provider. He said, "They're all pretty much the same...They don't care how they get paid, whether it's you or the insurance company, they just want to get paid." Yeah, Doc, I had kinda figured that out by then. Ultimately, it's all about the money. He reset my CPAP and sent a msg to AtHome, but it didn't make a difference. I received a letter from AtHome asserting that I hadn't met the requirements, and I could either pay $1,000 or return the CPAP. I called the nbr of the woman who sent the letter in order to discuss it, left a voicemail msg, and never received the courtesy of a reply. I finally called the main number, spoke to a pleasant young cubicle wage slave, and said, "I'm not trying to dump this on you personally but I'm ready to take this thing and throw it against the f**king wall." He consulted with a higher-up, and they offered a discount on the CPAP that was less than the amount the letter had indicated. I agreed. Do I feel like I got ripped off? Yeah. As my oldest friend remarked, when I described my troubles to him, "It sounds like a scam to me. Listen, my father had sleep apnea, never used a CPAP, and he lived till he was 91." Why did I end up buying the CPAP for a price that was still exorbitantly, excessively expensive? Instead of just returning it? Because I accept that I have sleep apnea, "mild" or otherwise. At its best, the CPAP does allow me to wake up feeling somewhat better than I might have otherwise. Part of my effort to lose weight is so that I perhaps might lose the sleep apnea entirely and then be able to fulfill my "fantasy" of throwing the CPAP against the f**king wall. I'm giving this 1 higher star than I'm really inclined to because I wouldn't want to deter those who have sleep apnea and need to have it addressed. Bottom line, though-- Look into "Inspire Therapy" and save yourself the headache of dealing with the CPAP machine in general and AtHome in particular.

Been trying for a month to get a wheelchair for my mother. after numerous requests, changes to…read morewhat documentation is needed, still no resolution. They never follow up with a phone call or email even though they say they will call you back. Every time I call I get another sales rep who I need to start from scratch and explain the situation. Very poor customer service and a waste of time!!

Embecta is a Marianne's teacher personality review. I have many personalities…read more Embecta (formerly part of BD), states that they focus on improving the lives of people living with diabetes. They have a 100-year history of developing and providing solutions for the diabetes community. They are a global medical technology company and leader in insulin delivery devices. More than 30 million people in over 100 countries rely on their pen needle and syringe products every day.  BD is the manufacturer of their products.  BD Pharmaceuticals makes the Nano Pen Needles that attach to my insulin pen. The out of pocket cost is ridiculous. I've been taking the insulin injections daily since February 1, 2017. This recent box of pen needles had two defective needles so far. All these years I never experienced this problem. I'm certainly glad I take the necessary steps during the injections because I noticed when I prime the pen for the injection the insulin didn't appear! I tried a second time to no avail. I took the needle off the pen and realized the needle was cut so short it wasn't going into the insulin pen to draw out the insulin. Now that you know my concern that I may have thought I took an injection when I didn't, I'll tell you what I did the second time it happened. I looked on the box and called the BD phone number to report the issue and hoped they would replace the needles and advise me if there had been a recall for this lot number. Unfortunately I threw the two defective needles in the sharps container and the very informative rep said they needed the defective returned for investigation. She said they must send the mailer out to me and they would pay for postage. I told her if there's more defective I will do that in the future. I couldn't possibly go through all the needles to find two defective ones. After I went on and on about health care cost I believe she took pity on me. She said she would send a voucher to my local pharmacy and replace this box that contains the defective needles. She estimated 7-10 days for me to hear from CVS. She took all my information, address, phone number etc. and the CVS location. This review is a follow up to my review of BD Pharmaceuticals. They were true to their word and within no time I picked up my box of insulin needles from my local CVS. Thank you Yelp for adding this Company to your search engine at my recommendation. If diabetics have an issue with their products don't throw them away. Embecta will come through for you by replacing anything defective. Five Stars for serving people with diabetes.

Spacious. Ample of parking. Pleasant experience. Pharmacy techs are kind. No usps mailbox nearbyread more

This location is at a busy intersection. I came in to purchase tweezers, and they were locked up,…read moreso I had to get an employee to open them. Lots of cosmetic items are locked. Lots of teens seemed to be wandering around. Could explain why items had to be locked.