I worked for the sleep center at Premier/Miami Valley Hospital, Centerville facility, for over 7 yrs. Aerocare is the DME (Durable Medical Equipment) we liked to use for CPAP machine set-ups and supplies the majority of the time. They are one of the best around. Very timely, friendly, and helpful to us at the sleep center, and to the patients that come in to get set up on CPAP machines. I'd say about 99.9% of the time, patients explained that they were beyond happy with Aerocare.
They also take nearly every insurance, I think there might be just one insurance they don't take, and they are the only one of the other five DME companies we referred to, that took almost every insurance. They do have to get approval for your CPAP machine through your insurance company, and sometimes it can take a little while, maybe a couple weeks. They usually don't set up an apptmt to pick up and have instructions on how to use your equipment until they get approval from your insurance company. Aerocare will call you to set up that apptmt as soon as they do hear from them. We always told patients if you do not hear from Aerocare within two weeks, to call them to verify, and then to call the sleep center if there are any questions.
As I am reading the other review which is a complaint, I see that that one is about a wheelchair. I am not aware that this particular Aerocare provides wheelchairs for patients, but they might. I know as far as CPAP machines and other supplies that they really are the best around.
The number for Aerocare Durable Medical Equipment in Kettering,OH on Far Hills Ave is 937-335-9199. (Also, if you get a call from or if a label with supplies mails to you and mentions Adapthealth, it is a subsidiary company of Aerocare that provides the supplies. It's the same company.)
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