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Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Program | Department of Aging Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use Program Free Medical Equipment Available to All Marylanders Maryland's DME program is improving the quality of life for many Maryland residents by providing medical equipment and supports to help them stay mobile, safe, and connected in their homes and communities.
Free durable medical equipment is available to Marylanders with any illness, injury, or disability, regardless of age or insurance coverage. All equipment is collected via donation and is sanitized, repaired, and redistributed to locations throughout Maryland for pickup.
Types of Equipment Offered The DME program offers a range of medical and mobility equipment, including wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and home safety equipment for the bathroom and bedroom. There are two categories of equipment with different application processes, Basic DME, and Complex DME. Both are free and offered to Marylanders of any age, without the need for a prescription.
Complex DME equipment requires a health care professional to complete a part of the application for the safety of the recipient. Basic DME includes, but is not limited to: Canes, Crutches, and Walkers Shower Chairs and Tub Transfer Benches Bedside Commodes and Toilet Safety Rails Complex DME includes, but is not limited to: Requesting DME Equipment: Basic DME Request Form - PDF - 211. 08 KB Complex DME Request Form - PDF - 275.
39 KB Applications can be filled out online, or by downloading a PDF file, filling it out, and sending it back by mail, email, or fax, as instructed on the form. If you need someone to mail you an application, call 240-230-8000 or email [email protected] . The online Durable Medical Equipment Request Form can be used by all requests and requesters.
The downloadable Basic Equipment Request Form - PDF - 211. 08 KB can be used by those requesting basic equipment. The downloadable Complex Equipment Request Form - PDF - 275.
39 KB can be used by those requesting complex equipment, service providers initiating on behalf of a patient, and organizations requesting equipment for local community members. After your completed request is received and processed, someone from DME will contact you about equipment availability. If the equipment is in-stock, a pick-up appointment and location will be scheduled.
To make a donation, contact your local DME collection center for instructions. See our list of Distribution and Donation Sites - PDF - 308. 85 KB for more information.
We are currently accepting donations for the following equipment: DME will not be delivered to the requestor. Equipment must be picked up the Distribution Centers of the requester's choice. Pickups are by appointment only and will be scheduled upon notification of equipment availability.
See our Distribution and Donation Sites for more information. Distribution and Donation Sites County landfills may also serve as DME donation sites. Contact your county landfill for more information on donating DME.
The Arc Northern Chesapeake Region 4513 Philadelphia Rd, Aberdeen, MD 21001 Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm Directions: Place donations in the red donation shed in the back parking lot around the left side of the building.
Delmarva Community Services 2450 Cambridge Beltway, Cambridge, MD 21613 Monday and Wednesday, 9am - 2pm Directions: Call the MAP Office at 410-221-1930 in advance to schedule Queen Anne’s County Department of Community Services 104 Powell St, Centreville, MD 21617 Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm Maryland DME Re-Use Center 11701 Crain Hwy, Cheltenham, MD 20623 Monday - Friday, 8am - 3:30pm Directions: Take donations to the large, overhead door on the south side of the warehouse.
Howard County Loan Closet 7125 Riverwood Dr, Unit D1, Columbia, MD 21046 Cecil County Aging and Disability Services 200 Chesapeake Blvd, Elkton, MD 21921 Monday - Friday, 9am - 4pm Directions: Take the second entrance to the back parking lot and place donations inside the medical equipment container. Horizon Goodwill Industries 200 N. Prospect St, Hagerstown, MD 21740 Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9am - 1pm Directions: Use the Prospect St.
warehouse entrance. O’Malley Senior Activity Center Annex 1270 Odenton Rd, Odenton, MD 21113 Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm Directions: Place donations inside the container in the Annex parking lot. 1150 Carnation Dr, Rockville, MD 20850 Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm Directions: Place donations in the container in the far-left corner of the back parking lot.
1420 Spring St, Silver Spring, MD 20910 Monday - Friday, 10am - 3pm Directions: Inform staff you are donating DME and follow their instructions.
7215 York Rd, Baltimore, MD 21212 Wednesday and Thursday, 10am - 2pm Carroll County Bureau of Aging 115 Stoner Ave, Westminster, MD 21157 Tuesday and Thursday, 9am - 12pm Worcester Commission on Aging 4767 Snow Hill Rd, Snow Hill, MD 21863 Tuesday and Thursday, 10am - 2pm What DME Means to Clients Like Patrick O'Malley To people like Patrick O'Malley, Maryland's DME Re-Use program is a lifeline.
Mr. O'Malley was on a beach trip when he injured his spinal cord. Following his injury, he required an advanced power wheelchair, a powered Hoyer lift, and a home hospital bed, all of which were provided by DME at no cost. Downloadable PDF forms and flyers to help you understand the DME program, request equipment, and locate a donation or distribution center.
General information about the DME program. An application form for requesting basic DME equipment. An application form for requesting complex DME equipment.
DME Distribution and Donation Sites Information about donating and picking up equipment. Maryland Equips provides free medical equipment, assistive technology, and other supports to Marylanders with any disability, illness, or injury who need specialized or adapted equipment to remain safe at home and connected to their communities. Learn More About Maryland Equips
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with disabilities in Maryland. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Free Medical Equipment and Assistive Technology is funded by Maryland Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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