The benefits manager, Stephanie, seriously went above and beyond to provide me with the medical…read moreequipment I needed. I went into Shaw-Med after a broke my foot on a Friday evening. We came in close to their closing time and had issues with communication between the doctor's office and the shop, but Stephanie ensured I went home in a stabilizing boot to save my foot until the scheduled surgery! I am so very thankful for her advocating for me. All I can say is the service provided was well above expectations. Because of her, I will absolutely recommend Shaw-Med to any friend in need.

Went in as soon as they opened. Got me needs met quickly and they are really reasonably price for…read morerentals (knee scooter). Id use them again and there is good parking on the street (Charnleton). Person that waited on me actually was on a scooter too so that was helpful to see how it all worked.

I stopped in to Bellevue Heathcare and they were so nice to help me out with fixing my brakes on a…read morenew walker that I had purchased online. Thanks to the worker that helped me, my brakes work great now! Thank you for going above and beyond!

Brad and the repair gentleman (I'm sorry I couldn't remember your name, sir!) were a breath of…read morefresh air. I bought a wheelchair for my partner and it was easy and everyone was friendly. Not even a full week later, the wheel got caught in a sidewalk crack and the bracket that holds the front wheel got bent out of shape. I brought it in the next day and they jumped right on it and went absolutely above and beyond to get it repaired in just a short wait. You can tell that they both have passion for the quality of people's lives. I would recommend them to anyone!

Was greeted as soon as I walked in the door. I checked in and sat down. I had a class at 9:00, but…read moreper the usual I was 1/2 hour early and they didn't seem to mind at all. The building is very clean and welcoming. I can't remember the name of our instructor, but she was as nice as could be. I was there for the CPAP class along with one other person. She went through from top to bottom and start to finish she helped us fit our masks that we got to pick out from a nice selection. She answered all of our questions thoroughly. She was wonderful. I got a brand new CPAP machine and for all of the included parts I'd definitely say it's worth the money. I highly recommend Norco Medical as they have pretty much everything you'd need for sale. Such as commodes, walkers, hospital bed and oxygen.

I have been on supplemental oxygen 24/7 since August 2025. Recently we attended a conference in…read moreEugene. This required working out the logistics with Springfield NORCO, requiring a concentrator for the overnight stays at the hotel, and tanks for the sessions during the day. Our local NORCO branch supplied the tanks. Springfield provided the concentrator, hose & cannula. They delivered it to the hotel prior to our arrival, and simply could not have been more helpful. Overall this has been, and continues to be my personal experience with NORCO.

Their service seems to be hit or miss. My mom has said that the women she's spoken with at this…read moreoffice have been unpleasant at best. She spoke with Josh most recently, and he helped her out, getting he set up with a machine that was working properly. But he was unclear with her instructions on what she needed to return, so she took back some of the auxiliary items that it wasn't necessary to bring with the machine (and which they couldn't reuse anyway, even unopened, and now she has to wait for a new delivery of those items). Their location is kind of a pain, all the way out in east Springfield, but that doesn't figure into my review of them here.

The billing department is incompetent. They never send a clearly detailed bill. They are also late…read morebilling. The other is they will bill you for items your records and the insurance company say have been paid. Be prepared to use small claims court or other legal proceedings to get your money back.

Did have great service but it take nearly three month to get new mask…read more It order Not arrived Not cleared Need to re order Hope is a one off time things like this happened

I like their customer service because they are a local company and someone always answers the phone…read morerather than having to go through a phone tree or leave a message like other companies. And the therapists are very helpful and accessible.

Great service! Seth, Jill and Kathy are the best! Will choose to work with them over their…read morecompetitors every time. They are good listeners, compassionate, inventive problem solvers, and supportive to the disabled community.

I've been getting bids on wheelchair lifts and other equipment for purchase and installation…read more These people pad their prices and overcharge the disabled and the elderly who can least afford it. It is a shame. IT ISN'T JUST THIS DEALER, THE OTHERS DO IT, TOO. Just like high priced drugs, prices are fixed to be high because the adults with disabilities are a captive group. The needy can't be held to the same supply and demand standards of our society. Prices on Medical equipment for the disabled should be regulated with price caps; where dealers can't charge double and triple the retail price. If you get an estimate expect that some items are doubled or tripled in price and so is the labor. It isn't necessarily the big items they inflate; watch the little things like interlocks, wiring harnesses,etc.; they figure that you would be ignorant about the prices on these items and about how many hours it takes to install. ADA laws don't protect anyone from these dealers. So called safety memberships which are supposed to protect the public are actually only concerned about their dealer membership numbers and are in fact lobbyists for the dealers. The dealers pay these organizations for membership in return for so-called education. They say it is for education to keep us safe, more like it to dig deeper into our wallets. They provide an excuse to charge us more and to make the dealer more "respectable." There are several of these organizations which the dealer has tags for. Some charge the customer $100 for the safety tag. You can request "no" tag. Whether they go along with it is up to them, they can just tell you to go take a hike. In addition, they want you to buy their pre-equipped vans. The bottom line, the dealers don't want to add to your old van or a new van unless they get paid a lot of money. Beware and be careful how you question them, because if they catch on that you might know something about the costs, or if you challenge them, they will ignore your request and you won't even get an estimate let alone the work done. Like plumbers who now get $85 per hour and other contractors, these mobililty techs get $125 per hour or rather that is what the dealership charges you for their labor.