Aero Durable Medical Equipment - Southern California
Durable Home Medical Equipment
- Hospital Beds and Accessories: Adjustable homecare beds, mattresses, bed rails, and bedside accessories.
- Pressure Relief Products: Specialty mattresses, overlays, and cushions designed to help redistribute pressure.
- Manual Wheelchairs: Standard, lightweight, reclining, and heavy-duty wheelchairs.
- Power Wheelchairs and Scooters: Powered mobility equipment for everyday independence.
- Walking Aids: Walkers, rollators, canes, and crutches.
- Patient Lifts and Transfer Equipment: Manual and powered lifts, slings, transfer boards, and transfer aids.
- Bathroom Safety Equipment: Shower chairs, transfer benches, commodes, raised toilet seats, and grab bars.
- Lift Chairs: Powered reclining chairs that assist with sitting down and standing up.
- Home Accessibility Products: Portable ramps and equipment that improve access throughout the home.
- Medical Supplies: Incontinence products, wound care supplies, and other homecare essentials.
Patient Support and Equipment Services
- Equipment Sales and Rentals: Purchase and rental options for selected home medical equipment.
- Insurance Verification: Review of insurance benefits and equipment coverage requirements.
- Prescription and Documentation Coordination: Assistance obtaining orders and supporting documentation from healthcare providers.
- Prior Authorization Assistance: Preparation and submission of authorization requests when required.
- Delivery, Installation and Setup: Delivery and setup of equipment in the patient’s home.
- Patient and Caregiver Training: Practical instruction on equipment operation, care, and safe use.
- Discharge Coordination: Coordination with hospitals, rehabilitation facilities, and care teams for home equipment needs.
- Equipment Maintenance and Repairs: Service and repair support for eligible equipment.
- Replacement Supplies and Accessories: Ongoing access to compatible supplies, parts, and accessories.
- Follow-Up Support: Assistance with equipment questions, fit concerns, and changing patient needs.