I would love to give this company and the owner Cyrus a million star review if it were an option…read more After two deaths in our family within 2: days, we had to relocate my husband's special needs 72 year old brother that has terminal cancer to Texas from Oklahoma City. The transition has been hard on him. I ordered a bed from Amazon but let's just say Amazon messed up big time. My precious brother in law was sleeping in a recliner. I found this company after doing a google search. I called and got a bed delivered and set up TODAY!!! The same day I called!! Cyrus was extremely professional and did an AWESOME OUTSTANDING job. Thank you Cyrus!!! We WILL call you with any future DME needs. You cannot go wrong with this company and the owner, Cyrus!!! God bless you!!!

From the owner: New Dalton Medical Full Electric Hospital Bed W/Mattress…read more Brand new full electric hospital bed. The beds comes with an mattress, and your choice of full or half rails. Free delivery and setup! Same-day day delivery if order before 12 noon.

The staff is amazing they are so well stocked with all kinds of things for those who are in need of…read moreassistance due to age or health and there's no problem with returning within the 24 hours and it's really close in Bedford by Kroger shopping center on Harwood and Central I see the address is incorrect above

Mobility City provides assisted living devices and mobility equipment and service. The staff is…read moreprofessional, joyfully friendly, and expert at fixing equipment. But what caught my attention is a most comfortable lift recliner. As the name suggests, it gives you a lift when you're getting up as Holly, an owner of this franchise, might say. It's equipped with push button controls positioning your body for pure relaxation. Consider it when you're watching a Cowboy game, shouting at the TV after a receiver bungled a pass. You might want to jump out of your seat for that -- without needing assistance. In any event, you don't need to suffer from a mobility problem to enjoy the relaxation. If you check out the Mobility City showroom, walk a minute to Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custards, which offers the tastiest ice I've enjoyed in years.

Tracy is very professional, very responsive to a customer in need. Though he is very busy he is…read moreJohnny-on-the-spot when I call. He is very thorough, pays attention to detail and his prices are very fair.

Got a call back from Sarah on Monday, Nov. 10, 2015. I tried to explain the nature of my call. She…read moreconsistently interrupted me. Told me I had tried every mask they had and the first one I had was the best. I tried to tell her I had not made any of the changes. That the supplier had arbitrarily changed my mask several times over the years. Sarah was rude, argumentative, condescending, and spoke to me in such a manner that I could hear her co-worker laughing in the background. She needs a lesson in customer service. I think I need to change suppliers. This is unacceptable. DON'T USE THIS BUSINESS if you want to be shown respect.

I contacted AdaptHealth/Healthline Equipment on December 15th and initially spoke with Ashley, the…read morereceptionist who took my information for the Arlington location and said someone would call me back regarding my concerns. About 15 minutes later, I received a call from Sarah H. I attempted to explain that my CPAP mask was pressing against my cheekbone and that I might need a different size or type of mask. Unfortunately, Sarah repeatedly interrupted me and insisted that the issue was due to the mask being too tight--something I never stated. I attempted to clarify multiple times that my concern was not about pressure or the mask "cutting" me, but rather the placement of the cushion on my cheekbone and the difficulty of putting the mask on before connecting it to the machine. I said I think I might need a different size or a different type of mask. Because of this, I cannot sleep on my left side which is the side I mainly sleep on. Sarah did not listen to what I was actually saying and continued responding to issues I never raised. She dismissed my concerns by saying I hadn't given the machine enough time and that I already had "the best mask." When I explained that I felt unheard, her tone became condescending. I asked to speak with her supervisor and was told that she was over my type of concerns. She also stated that she "matches energies," which I found unprofessional, especially since I remained calm until my concerns were repeatedly invalidated. Sarah was rude, argumentative, and dismissive, and she made me feel as though my concerns did not matter. Patients seeking medical equipment support that they are paying for deserve to be listened to with care and respect. If she does not enjoy helping patients, a non-patient-facing role may be more appropriate. This experience has made me consider informing my provider that partnering with AdaptHealth/Healthline might reflects poorly on the care he provides, since their caliber of service does not match his care. I hope no one else seeking medical assistance is ignored or dismissed like I was.