We tried to get a walker and a cane from here. And no one would help us…read more We even tried calling before we went over and no one answered. I don't think we could have gotten worse service. Sorry but we will try some other place to get what we need.

Stores like this aren't easy to find. If you need "odds and ends" medical supplies, this is a store…read moreto check out. It looks unassuming and there are few reviews, but I needed nebulizer masks and had no idea where to look. Took a chance on this place cuz it 'looked' like a medical supply store. Rest assured, it is, in fact, a medical supply store. It's not huge, but it has the stuff an average RiteAid would not have. We also got a wheeled walker and the price wasnt unreasonable. Reviews like this are needed for small businesses, so the average person can read someone saying "yes, this is the place you're looking for!"

I needed a cushion with a cut out for my tailbone. This is one of their least expensive devices and…read moreI got there shortly before their lunch hour. I was treated so warmly and with as much care as if I were buying a 10k wheelchair. Whether we are looking for an item for ourselves or a friend or family member, this is not fun place to shop. They made it pleasant.

The owners are amazing. Over the past two years, they either stayed late to accommodate us or…read moreopened the store as they were closing since we keep forgetting what time they close.

Very knowledgeable of equipment and products. Great customer service. Terrific parking.read more

They provided the needed equipment the same day that it was requested. The equipment was clean and…read morefunctioned perfectly. The delivery person assembled the equipment and showed me how to use it. All the staff were polite and answered all my questions.

always friendly when I call with questions and caring to…read morehelp you get supplies needed. tell you when to expect your supplies if not satisfied, call and they will try something different to see if you like better. very pleasant to work with

Excellent service! I don't even know where they are located, I call them and they so helpful and…read morefriendly on the phone. Delivery is the next day. This is so refreshing after dealing with another company in the past. Thank you!

I didn't choose this place for my CPAP equipment, my doctor chose it for me. I wish she hadn't…read more I had an appointment here a couple weeks ago to go over my equipment and now it works. I specifically scheduled an in-office appointment because I am a visual/tactile person and require hands on demonstration. The lady who demonstrated, I don't remember her name, was not very good at demonstrating. She held up each part and basically went "do this and this and this" and that was it, sent me on my way. Almost every night, I've gotten an "adjust mask" message on my app. Do you think I have a clue how to do that? I do not, because I was never shown. I'll be paying a visit to the Tacoma location, hopefully they are better and more customer oriented.

Dealing with this company is a joke. I need a new mask. Then my insurance isn't going to cover it…read morebecause I haven't been using it enough. At first they wanted me to bring the machine in so they could download the usage data. And then in the voicemail that they left me later after I called them, was that they were able to download it. And that's when they told me my insurance won't cover it. And they only called me to tell me so, they should have freaking emailed me. So here I'm waiting for weeks until I finally called them. And this whole time I'm sleeping with a 74% blood oxygen level. I ordered the same thing through Amazon. It's cheaper and free shipping and it'll be here in 2 days. Plus I don't have to wait on hold or wait for them to call me back for an hour or more. Amazon's software is so easy! Performance Home medical, places like this are not going to survive when Amazon is so much better. I can't wait until Amazon is supported by my insurance and I can order a CPAP machine through them. My watch can do the sleep study. Jokes on them.

Great people! Forgot a piece of my CPAP machine back in Florida while on vacation here. They…read morequickly found what I needed and got me squared away! THANKS!!

I am extremely disappointed with our experience with Bellevue Healthcare, and after what happened…read moretoday, I have serious concerns about the quality and safety of their mobility equipment repair work. My 92-year-old father-in-law relies on his Baja Wrangler scooter for his mobility and independence. About a year ago, we brought it to Bellevue Healthcare because it would suddenly lose power and die while he was using it. We described exactly what we were experiencing: the scooter was losing power. They told us the batteries needed to be replaced, so we replaced them. That seemed to help for a few months, but then the exact same problem returned. We brought the scooter back and again explained that it was suddenly losing power. This time, we were told the circuit board was the problem. Bellevue Healthcare kept his scooter for THREE WEEKS to replace the circuit board. When we finally got it back, it was still having the exact same problem. Now we are being told the problem may actually be the right rear motor because the rear tire has been wobbling and has damaged the rotor. But what happened next is by far the most concerning part of this experience. While examining the motor, Bellevue Healthcare had removed the right rear wheel. Afterward, the nut securing that wheel was not properly tightened. Today, while my 92-year-old father-in-law was actually driving the scooter, the wheel nearly came off. That is completely unacceptable. This isn't simply an inconvenience or a repair that didn't work. Returning mobility equipment to a 92-year-old with a wheel that was not properly secured created a potentially serious safety hazard. Beyond that, throughout this process there appears to have been no thorough diagnostic evaluation to determine WHY the scooter was repeatedly losing power. Instead, we have gone from batteries, to a circuit board, and now to a motor/rotor issue while the original problem has continued. When we questioned the previous repair, we were actually told that because WE described it as a "power issue," that was why they replaced the circuit board. Of course we described it as a power issue--the scooter was suddenly losing power. We are the customers, not mobility-equipment technicians. How could we possibly know whether the underlying cause was a battery, circuit board, motor, rotor, wheel, or something else? Diagnosing the cause of the symptoms is precisely why we brought the scooter to professionals. At this point, we have had multiple visits, multiple diagnoses, replacement batteries, a replaced circuit board, three weeks without the scooter for a repair that did not solve the problem, and now a wheel that was not properly secured after Bellevue Healthcare worked on it. This scooter is not recreational equipment. It is essential mobility equipment for a 92-year-old man. He should be able to trust that when his scooter is returned from a medical equipment repair company, it is safe for him to use. Customers should not be expected to diagnose their own equipment before bringing it in, and they certainly should not have to worry that a wheel may nearly come off after that equipment has been serviced. For a company entrusted with repairing equipment that elderly and disabled people depend on for their mobility and safety, I expected a dramatically higher standard of care, competence, and accountability. After our experience, I have lost confidence in Bellevue Healthcare's ability to safely and accurately service this equipment. While they previously were helpful when we purchased a wheelchair, their repair department is deeply disappointing and dangerous.

These folks have a HUGE selection of gently-used manual wheelchairs, motorized wheelchairs (I…read morethink!), wheelchair cushions, hospital beds, toilet chairs, bedpans, portable urinals, laptop tables on wheels (to use with a hospital bed), recliners, etc. I needed a wheelchair because my back problems are getting worse and I kept falling, even with using my rollerator. I didn't want to wait for Medicare/Medicaid to approve a wheelchair purchase b/c they take too long and they usually spend the least amount of money for a person's medical needs. Instead, I paid out of pocket for a nice wheelchair that was originally $300. I paid $85! And the service was great, too. There's a guy named Bob who fixes wheelchairs and other mobility devices. He was friendly and thorough! He made sure that my wheelchair had everything it needed. He swapped out some parts for better parts and fixed the two footrests about two weeks later because one of them kept falling off. All of their profits from sales go back into the Multiple Sclerosis community to help people pay rent, get jobs, etc. I am glad I could help out by buying one of the wheelchairs. I plan on returning in a month or so to buy some more used accessories for my wheelchair. There WAS a weird woman who kept pestering me about things I was looking to buy. At first, I thought she worked there but she was just an obnoxious customer. She kept trying to touch my hair! My caregiver had to tell her to back off! Thankfully, she wasn't there the second time my caregiver and I went there. Anyway... ;-)

Support these folks whenever you have medical equipment needs. Not only are the prices lower than…read moreretails, AND you are recycling/reusing, but they are friendly and very helpful in finding the right stuff.

I have been using the MEB for several years now. We buy primarily non-durable goods such as…read moredisposable briefs, pads, and lotions. They are drop dead cheaper than even the discount stores and often give away excess. The state has demanded they add tax to their sales so... They have an array of equipment. Much of it is way below market. My friends have gotten everything from canes to wheelchairs and walkers there and been happy with the equipment and cost. They are volunteer run so do not expect sales people. Neither are they brand dependent or loyal. What they know, they know from experience, not dealer training. They don't have everything all the time, but ask. You never know.

In case you didn't know, they charge for items now, a commode for mom was $40, so I purchased a new…read moreone on amazon for $37 (same day delivery).