Durable Medical Equipment
Here at West Michigan Hospice, our goal is always to provide our patients with the best possible care and make them as comfortable as possible. Each patient is unique and has varying needs from our hospice team, including durable medical equipment.
Hospice patients often require various forms of durable medical equipment to help keep them comfortable — and our hospice services include them all. From walkers to wheelchairs to beds and more, our team is here to order and deliver whatever is needed.
In addition to providing top-of-the-line durable medical equipment, our staff will provide education and instruction to the patient and family when needed. We’ll show you how to safely and effectively use the equipment so you can always feel at ease.
What Is Durable Medical Equipment?
Durable medical equipment is any equipment that helps a patient with certain medical conditions or illnesses. During hospice care at West Michigan Hospice, patients have access to high-quality durable medical equipment to assist with their health, wellbeing, and comfort. Common types of durable medical equipment used during hospice care include:
- Hospital beds
- Wheelchairs
- Walkers
- Oxygen equipment and ventilators
- Bi-Pap and C-Pap machines
- Crutches and canes
- Blood pressure monitors
- Lifts
- Dressings
- Kidney machines
What If I'm Receiving Home Hospice Care?
Here at West Michigan Hospice, we’re proud to provide top-of-the-line hospice care services, including in-facility and at-home care. If you or your loved one opts for at-home hospice, you can expect all home medical equipment and medications to be conveniently delivered to your home.
Does Insurance Cover Durable Medical Equipment?
Yes. Medicare and Medicaid cover 100% of hospice services, including durable medical equipment.
Have More Questions About Hospice Care
Contact Our Team
If you have more questions relating to hospice care for yourself or for a loved one, don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re just a phone call away at (616) 258-2680, or you can contact us online. You may also visit our FAQs page for more information.