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    I want to give the biggest heartfelt thanks to "JJ" at Mobility Solutions. He was so remarkable!…read moreFrom his first home visit where he explained everything to me, accessed my physical needs, but more importantly listened to what I needed to improve the quality, comfort and ease of my life. It was not easy since Medi-cal and all the hoops you need to jump through make it a real challenge. When the day came for JJ to deliver my scooter, it was only made better by his wonderful, genuine and friendly attitude. He took the time to make sure I knew how to use all the features, how to take it all apart, and that it was adjusted to my size. He also explained what to do if I had any problems or concerns or questions. If you could duplicate anyone in customer service this is the man. He should be the spokesperson for quality care!! Thank you so much JJ and everyone else at Mobility Solutions!!

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    Apria Healthcare

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    Scripps Ranch

    I'd like to take a moment of your time to provide feedback on the service I received for Apria…read moreHealthcare inquiry on 6 January 2025 via Owens-Minor customer representative, Christine (csteph1 Employee ID ?) First, I would like to say how delighted I was to speak with Christine regarding my portable oxygen machine which I have been requesting since July 2024. For whatever reason, I was unable to receive due to miscommunication and/or lack of due diligence to follow through from previous agents. Finally, I spoke to Christine who helped me through the process. She took the time to read through my chart which helped identify areas of possible delays and all the while addressing my concerns. Christine, in my opinion, demonstrated professional performance, outstanding customer care/service and knowledge to get the job done making her a valuable asset to the team. Thank you Christine and Owens Minor for your professionalism! Respectfully, Lina

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