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Harmony Home Medical Supply

Harmony Home Medical Supply

4.7
(179 reviews)
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Harmony offers many medical equipment and supplies for rent and purchase…read more I was traveling and needed a light weight wheelchair for rent. They offered plenty of different versions for your need. She asked for my weight and recommended a transport wheelchair. I needed it for the weekend but the shortest rental was one week. Cost $35. To reserve, I must pay over the phone but no obligation if you decide to cancel, you'll get a refund. I came the next day, liked what I saw. It was compact, easily stored in a back of a trunk and the foot rest comes off. The wheelchair width and size was perfect, we stood in many lines and it was slim enough to fit through. The only cons, was that you get what you pay for. I would recommend to upgrade to the next level and get the heavy duty to get stronger wheels. One of the wheels was acting up and kept flickering out of alignment which made it harder to push and annoying. The material also felt cheap. I'm glad the chair withstand the heavy handling of airport personnel. I was happy with the wheelchair service that we came back a week later to rent 2 for my aunt and uncle for a family trip.

Harmony Home Medical is a wonderful company. I bought both a reclining chair as well as a fairly…read moreheavy duty Ramp for my Wheelchair. Erica is so kind and thoughtful. She truly cares about her customers. The entire crew are friendly and professional. This place has a real Mom and Pop feel. I'm so beyond happy with their services. They literally changed my life for the better.

Lifeway Mobility

Lifeway Mobility

3.0
(2 reviews)

Great place for handicapped mobility needs. Helpful staff. I bought a new mobility scooter that…read moresuited my needs perfectly. A little hard to find and tucked away in a strip mall but worth it.

UPDATE: 5/30 I spoke to Lifeway, again. While I was on hold, the representative did not have me…read moremuted. Turns out, there is in fact no ship date noted in their system, another lie. Furthermore, "the $2000 is off the table, Eric definitely won't accomodate that unless they remove the Yelp review". A lot of "I told her we need to stick to the contract" statements were made. Lifeway lacks integrity, honesty, and sensitivity to our circumstances. I don't understand how the leadership of a company (Eric) can have such blatant disregard when we are neck deep in grief. I've been in communication with Bruno the manufacturer. I'm going to clarify whether this order was in fact placed on hold on 5/28 per our request (and verbal confirmation from our Lifeway rep Gio). 5/29 RESPONSE TO ERIC: These were the strange alternatives given during my follow up call with Lifeway today, and is a change in story after the initial conversation with Lifeway documented below. While I understand the custom nature of this product, the manufacturer has NOT completed the product. My family member (whom the lift was purchased for, and your team was well aware) has passed away and we are heartbroken. It's disappointing that Lifeway is choosing profit over ethics, especially when Bruno the manufacturer is in full support of the refund. Lifeway's lack of sympathy and condolences is clearly reflected in Eric's response; there is blatant disregard to the circumstances during such a tragic time in our lives. 5/29 ORIGINAL POST: At this time, I cannot in good conscience recommend this company. A stairlift was ordered for a family member, and sadly that family member has now passed. Bruno (the manufacturer) has not completed the product. It is still in production and has several more weeks of expected construction. I immediately notified our Lifeway representative Gio of the deceased family member. The next day, Gio called me to tell me that while he was able to pause the order, but Bruno the manufacturer was unwilling to refund the product despite not being fully made, and therefore the only 2 options would be to forfeit the $10,000 deposit in totality (and forfeit the product) or pay the additional $5,000 for a product that is no longer needed (and not yet made). I reached out to Bruno the manufacturer directly. They were very surprised to hear this, supportive, and created an escalation case immediately. I notified Gio that Bruno would be in touch due to the escalation case. I asked Gio at Lifeway, if Bruno was willing to complete a refund, would Lifeway honor this as well? Gio then gave me several strange alternatives, changed the initial statement and also said "hypothetically we can enforce the contract". I hope that Lifeway, as a business, will do the right thing for the customer and not proceed to financially damage a widower in grieving... especially when funds from the initial deposit have not been fully used by the manufacturer.

Apria Healthcare

Apria Healthcare

1.3
(297 reviews)

I would avoid Apria Hospice. My experience with them was extremely disappointing and added…read moresignificant stress during an already difficult time. Rather than providing comfort and support, I found their care to be poorly coordinated, inadequately individualized, and at times clinically inappropriate. My sister had a complex medical history that included recurrent syncopal (fainting) episodes. Unfortunately, hospice staff repeatedly interpreted these episodes as signs that she was actively dying or "transitioning" without adequately reviewing her medical history or understanding her underlying condition. After one such episode, I received a call from a hospice representative through an out-of-state call center recommending that morphine be started immediately. There was no apparent clinical indication for morphine at that time, and the caller was unable to explain the rationale for the recommendation or answer basic questions. This was both unsettling and concerning. On another occasion, a hospice nurse recommended oral antibiotics for a suspected aspiration-related infection. At the time, my sister was unresponsive and not eating or drinking, making oral administration impractical. Concerned about the recommendation, I had her evaluated in the Emergency Department. No infection was found, no antibiotics were indicated, and her symptoms were ultimately attributed to another syncopal episode from which she later recovered. I was also told that all of my sister's oral medications should be discontinued, despite the fact that she was still taking medications orally and there was no clear clinical reason to stop them. This recommendation created unnecessary anxiety and confusion. The hospice chaplain's conduct was also unprofessional. Facility staff ultimately asked him not to return after he put his feet on a table and requested flowers that were being used for a resident activity. Several nurses at the care facility privately expressed concerns about the quality of hospice care they were observing and recommended that I consider changing hospice providers. By that point, my sister's condition had become increasingly unstable, and I felt that changing providers would only add more stress. She passed away later that week. What was perhaps most disappointing was the lack of follow-up after her death. Her primary hospice nurse never contacted me to offer condolences, answer questions, or provide support. As an advanced practice healthcare provider, I recognized a number of concerning issues that may not be apparent to families without medical training. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this hospice organization.

Due to a work injury I am now on o2 , it sucks trust me. I have had to jump through hoops to go on…read moreservice I gave had two portable concentrators die in less than a month. They need to source from better companies it takes years to get hold of their customers service team the warehouse guys are great Their billing sucks and is useless

Numotion - mobilityequipment - Updated July 2026

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