Business Details
33 Years
experience
Trusted Medical Supplies in Batavia, NY
Home Medical Supply has been dedicated to meeting New York State's at-home medical supply needs since 1993. Our expertise lies in providing Group Home medical supplies for consumers, billing third-party insurances, and offering prompt free delivery, volume pricing, and Purchase Order billing. With a storefront in Batavia and service areas including Buffalo, Rochester, and surrounding regions, we have cultivated long-term relationships with individuals and healthcare providers through our commitment to accuracy, timeliness, and quality products.Our focus on customer-centric solutions, including free home safety guides and personalized consultations, ensures that clients receive tailored support for aging in place, recovery, and daily medical needs. We maintain transparent communication, flexible billing options, and comprehensive equipment rental services to address both short-term and long-term requirements. By prioritizing client satisfaction over insurance contracts, we deliver unmediated access to essential medical products and expert guidance.
Services
Medical Supplies
Equipment Rentals
Compression Stockings
Bathroom Safety
Seat Lift Chairs
Home Safety Guides
Insurance Billing
Free Delivery
Details
- Year established: 1993
Highlights and features
- We offer over 30 years of experience in medical supply services.
- We provide free home safety guides and personalized consultations.
- Our team specializes in third-party insurance billing and flexible payment options.
- We guarantee prompt free delivery across New York State.
- We maintain a comprehensive inventory of rental equipment for short-term needs.
What people say
Thorough consultations
Prompt service
Modern equipment
Effective treatment
Convenient hours
Services
Medical Supplies
We provide essential medical supplies for home care, including wound care items, mobility aids, and daily living assistance tools. Our inventory supports individuals recovering from procedures or managing chronic conditions. Products are available for purchase or rental to accommodate varying needs.
Equipment Rentals
Our rental program includes crutches, wheelchairs, and seat lift chairs for short-term recovery needs. Equipment is maintained to ensure safety and functionality, with delivery options available across New York State. Rentals reduce costs for temporary requirements.
Compression Stockings
We offer prescription compression stockings in multiple sizes and styles to prevent blood clots and improve circulation. Fitting assistance ensures proper pressure levels for pre-surgical preparation or chronic condition management.
Bathroom Safety
Safety solutions include grab bars, non-slip mats, and shower chairs to prevent falls. Our ergonomic designs accommodate mobility challenges while maintaining comfort in bathing areas for elderly or recovering individuals.
Home Safety Guides
Free educational materials provide actionable steps to modify homes for safety without significant costs. Guides address fall prevention, accessibility improvements, and caregiver training to support independent living.
People
Angela Brawn
Owner, Lead Optometrist
Angela Brawn leads with a focus on innovative medical supply solutions, leveraging extensive industry experience to ensure product quality and customer satisfaction. Her leadership drives strategic growth and operational excellence.
Arienne Thomson
Optometrist
Arienne Thomson specializes in cross-media growth strategies, ensuring Home Medical Supply remains at the forefront of healthcare product distribution through advanced market analysis and customer engagement techniques.
Mitchell Newman
Optometrist
Mitchell Newman manages virtual e-tail operations and scalable metrics, optimizing supply chain efficiency and digital service delivery to enhance customer accessibility and satisfaction across New York State.
Questions
What services does Home Medical Supply offer?
We provide medical supplies, equipment rentals, compression stockings, bathroom safety solutions, and free home safety guides for New York State residents.
Do you accept insurance?
We no longer participate in insurance contracts to focus on direct customer service, but we offer flexible billing options for all clients.
How can I get home safety guidance?
Download our free guide online or visit our Batavia store for personalized consultations on making homes safer at little to no cost.
Are rental equipment options available?
Yes, we rent crutches, wheelchairs, and seat lift chairs for short-term needs with delivery options across New York State.
What areas do you serve?
We serve Batavia, Buffalo, Rochester, and surrounding areas in New York State with free delivery for all orders.
Reviews (3)
Doug Michael
Oct 20, 2020
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Due to Covid. stores hours are reduced...Ok but you advertise store hours are open until 3pm...2:17pm I am in the parking lot and your closed
Shelly
Dec 16, 2018
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They said they needed a copy of my drivers license to buy supplies from them. REALLY? Why? So much for shopping local and supporting a small business. The place I went to in Erie County did not need my ID.
Barb
Jan 21, 2014
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To have your delivery person:
1) arrive in a white unmarked van
2) not wear a uniform, but show up in a black hoodie with the hood up
3) open my screen door, and immediately try the handle to enter the house
4) go next door and do the same thing
Is very, very poor business etiquette. There are home invasions in this area all over the news this week. Why would an elderly person open their door when they aren't expecting a delivery, AND when they see something like that? They should call 911. And we did. Do something to keep this from happening to others.
1) arrive in a white unmarked van
2) not wear a uniform, but show up in a black hoodie with the hood up
3) open my screen door, and immediately try the handle to enter the house
4) go next door and do the same thing
Is very, very poor business etiquette. There are home invasions in this area all over the news this week. Why would an elderly person open their door when they aren't expecting a delivery, AND when they see something like that? They should call 911. And we did. Do something to keep this from happening to others.
