Prompt friendly service. When I rented from them they were open by appointment only, but my calls…read morewere promptly returned. The wheelchair I rented was clean and in excellent condition. Pickup and return were made very easy. I thought the rates were reasonable.

We purchased an Elan Straight Stairlift. It was installed by Miguel in less than 2 hours. It works…read morebeautifully and he placed it perfectly. We had visited the office prior to purchase to try out the stairlift and that was very helpful as we had many questions. Staff at the location, the salesperson and Miguel were all very helpful and informative. The Elan Straight Stairlift has great reviews and we wanted a reputable company to install it. They also have a lot of other adaptive equipment onsite and we received very honest opinions about what might work best for us in the future. They don't try to oversell and no hard sell tactics - very much appreciated.

From the owner: Lifeway Mobility is a leading provider of accessibility solutions, including stair lifts,…read morewheelchair ramps & lifts, home elevators transfer aids, and bath safety solutions in the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding areas in MN, and western WI. Our goal is to first understand the mobility needs of our customers and then to identify the best solution to meet those needs. We help residents with limited mobility stay safe in the home they love. All the solutions we provided are professionally installed and serviced by our trained and certified technicians. Contact us today to schedule a free in-home or virtual consultation!

I went to Tonka medical Supplies for the accessory to my nebulizer. Customer service was excellent…read moreand the cost was HALF of what another local supplier charges for the exact same thing. Since this is a medical supply that has to be replaced monthly, so I welcome the savings. Thank You Tonka!

Tonka Medical Sypplies was conveniently located had everything one could need for supplies was…read moreclean, cheerful and very helpful getting me exactly what I needed. I would highly suggest this store to anyone needing medical supplies. Cindy M. Minneapolis, MN

These people are horrible! Acted like they didn't even want my business. Not polite, waited on hold…read morefor 15 minutes only to interact with some rude lady who wanted to argue with me without even getting my full story. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE!!

Dahl is FANTASTIC. They did an amazing job delivering a lift chair for my father after a hip…read morereplacement surgery. They went above and beyond to accommodate our request late on a Friday afternoon. There were many options when I Googled medical supply in the area. I'm so glad I chose Dahl. They were even great with the pickup and an a rental extension when needed.

Long story, but I had to write the MN state attorney general because after my CPAP machine was…read morerecalled about 3 years ago, I NEVER RECEIVED THE CORRECT FILTER FOR MY NEW CPAP. The staff tried multiple times after 5 calls and three visits to get into their computer system to change the number on my filter orders so that I didn't get the old filter for my old machine that I had to send back to the CPAP company. After I sent the letter to the state AG, I got a snotty phone call from some guy named Sean, demanding to know what machine I was using. I told his staff several times the name of my machine and even brought it into this store to show them and they said they could not help me because they couldn't change it on the computer. In the meantime, my asthma condition worsened. I know you have to go here if you have MA, but find someplace else.

Janine was amazing!!! friendly, patient and genuine. The woman at the front desk was nasty!!…read morecondescending and abrupt! she should be a factory worker...no public contact.

You buy they do not honor warranty bought a chair still under warranty had to paid the…read moreThem to pickup and return will spent a dime with them again part on chair when bad like week later some parts missing so they just grab one off another the one I wanted would not move don't buy anything form there very poor management never want to talk just past to different people all time

This place just seems like a Medicare/Medicaid parasite…read more It is ALL about the $ale. Terrible service and bullying to get to sign documents so they can get their Medicare/Medicaid GUARANTEED payments. That doesn't even go into the demeanor of the staff as one of the employees sits at her desk dropping F-bombs while on the phone with people either at her desk or in the showroom. Went to return a CPAP which I told Lisa that I would not be keeping within 3 seconds of trying it in. She just kept pushing $ell $ell $ell. They wanted those government $$$$$. No matter how many times I told her I would not be keeping, she kept pushing the papers in front of me and telling me to sign. The device was miserable and actually caused more issues for me in my sleep. I called the doctor's office and got a call back saying there was no issue "just take it back." After a few days, I called the main line and said I would be bringing back. I was told "no problem. just drop of at any store." A few days later I went back to the Bloomington store and waited about 20 minutes while F-bomb handled some couple. When she got to me, I told her I was there to return, and she got mad saying I needed an appointment which I told her I did not and had said it would come back. She was very annoyed to need to be actually doing something and eventually said she would take the return and told me I had to sign their "Against medical Advice" document. I refused to sign it and she snapped back the I was required to sign it because "IT'S THE LAW!" There is no such law. She then tells me 'I done wit you, You can leave. I late for my lunch." At that point, Lisa comes out also saying I am required to sign this document. I again told her, "I told you I didn't want it and it would be coming back within 3 seconds." Lisa snapped back "you could have just got up and left. you signed the papers!" This told me WHY I would never sign anything with these people again. I could tell how dishonest they were $ell $ell $ell. F-bomb had made an appointment for me at another location 2 weeks later to return. When I went into that store for my appointment, they told me "you don't need an appointment for a return." They did try to get me to sign their document again, but I told them I would not since the doctor said I can do whatever I want and if I wanted to return I could. The doctor required NO signed document. The other store was much friendlier which was not hard to be, but it was still $ell $ell $ell since it was being 100% covered. I have to wonder how many people succumb to the bullying and the "IT'S THE LAW!" antics of these people getting rich off the government ca$h cow Medicare/Medicaid.

I bought a Chevy truck from Marty's (Al) about 3 weeks ago. A rear tail light was out, and I…read morethought it would just be me needing to get a bulb. I could feel the brakes weren't in great condition, but I didn't say anything. It came with one key. No fobs. I was told I could get a universal fob and it would be easy to program. They gave me a really old fob while I was there to take with me. So I failed on a number of things: I should have sat down with Al and a list of things I felt I would have to do with my pickup and then negotiated from there. The tail light ended up being a bad socket, and the other one went out after 3 days so I had to replace both sockets. I had to have brakes done within 2 weeks. Keys and fobs have to be purchased from Chevy, and they were $85 (for one key) and $140 (for ONE fob) plus $80 to program them (a locksmith or dealer has to do this, you can't). So, I should have tried to negotiate the price based upon these things I already knew. Maybe they would have brought it down, but I don't know. I mentioned that the tail light was out and Al told me "that's routine maintenance" - well yes but then knock the price down some for the routine maintenance that I have to do right away. The check engine light came on about an hour after I left. It had 2 codes: one was a sensor, the other was an $800 part for the catalytic converter. So I was told when I walked onto the lot that the carfax value of the vehicle was about $2,200 over their asking price. Now I've put over $2,000 into it with all of the miscellaneous things it has needed plus parts and labor. Also, he had the Carfax report pulled up and was not upfront with me that the vehicle had had moderate damage until I noticed it when sitting by his desk. I had our mechanic to do a once-over on it, and he thought it was a sound vehicle and in good shape. All in all, when buying used cars from a place like Marty's, rather than a dealer, here are my recommendations: get down and look for rust in the wheel wells and under the vehicle. Really test out the brakes when you drive it. Check the fluids and see how they look. Get the Carfax report and read it thoroughly, while you are there. Negotiate. I do understand that I'm not buying a new vehicle and routine maintenance things will likely have to be done. I don't know what to do about the check engine lights - obviously they clear the codes and then sell you the vehicle without telling you the light was on. If you asked, would they be honest and tell you what codes they had cleared? I'm not sure.

Huge waste of time. Car photos were taken in a way that hides certain damages. Sales associate…read morewould rather try to start an argument than sell a car.