Medicare equipment suppliers near you

Medicare only pays for equipment from suppliers enrolled in Medicare. We list every enrolled supplier of physical equipment and supplies — what each is enrolled to provide, and whether it accepts Medicare assignment, which caps what you pay.

50,000suppliers listed

50,000enrolled

55states

2026-09-30last data refresh

Check “accepts assignment” first. A supplier that accepts assignment agrees to take Medicare's approved amount as full payment, so you pay only your deductible and 20% coinsurance for covered items. Suppliers that don't may charge you more. Filter by the equipment you need, then call to confirm it's in stock.

Browse by equipment

CPAP & sleep apnea5,164 suppliers Home oxygen4,677 suppliers Wheelchairs & scooters7,426 suppliers Walkers, canes & crutches22,719 suppliers Hospital beds & lifts6,457 suppliers Diabetic supplies40,332 suppliers Braces & prosthetics13,402 suppliers Ostomy, urological & wound care28,432 suppliers Nebulizers20,517 suppliers Tube feeding & nutrition22,660 suppliers Eyeglasses after cataract surgery8,602 suppliers

Browse by state

Texas4,001 suppliers · 449 cities California3,868 suppliers · 513 cities Florida3,598 suppliers · 354 cities New York2,937 suppliers · 541 cities Pennsylvania1,945 suppliers · 498 cities Illinois1,944 suppliers · 387 cities Ohio1,838 suppliers · 356 cities North Carolina1,714 suppliers · 272 cities Georgia1,608 suppliers · 227 cities Michigan1,457 suppliers · 262 cities New Jersey1,350 suppliers · 382 cities Virginia1,321 suppliers · 200 cities Tennessee1,295 suppliers · 179 cities Indiana1,243 suppliers · 190 cities Arizona1,156 suppliers · 77 cities Missouri1,089 suppliers · 212 cities Minnesota1,047 suppliers · 242 cities Massachusetts970 suppliers · 253 cities Wisconsin959 suppliers · 225 cities Washington946 suppliers · 142 cities Alabama926 suppliers · 159 cities Kentucky911 suppliers · 169 cities Colorado874 suppliers · 117 cities Maryland871 suppliers · 168 cities South Carolina774 suppliers · 126 cities Iowa744 suppliers · 175 cities Louisiana740 suppliers · 115 cities Oklahoma668 suppliers · 123 cities Kansas617 suppliers · 119 cities Arkansas586 suppliers · 106 cities Oregon564 suppliers · 84 cities Connecticut557 suppliers · 118 cities Mississippi537 suppliers · 104 cities Nevada427 suppliers · 22 cities Nebraska413 suppliers · 74 cities West Virginia369 suppliers · 115 cities Utah361 suppliers · 77 cities New Mexico300 suppliers · 36 cities Maine292 suppliers · 98 cities Idaho281 suppliers · 53 cities New Hampshire221 suppliers · 63 cities South Dakota220 suppliers · 56 cities Montana213 suppliers · 38 cities Puerto Rico192 suppliers · 58 cities Rhode Island170 suppliers · 37 cities Hawaii163 suppliers · 30 cities North Dakota149 suppliers · 42 cities Delaware140 suppliers · 31 cities Wyoming127 suppliers · 29 cities Vermont118 suppliers · 45 cities District of Columbia90 suppliers · 2 cities Alaska82 suppliers · 15 cities Virgin Islands9 suppliers · 3 cities Guam7 suppliers · 2 cities MP1 suppliers · 1 cities

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Guides

Medicare Assignment for Medical Equipment, ExplainedWhat it means when a medical equipment supplier accepts Medicare assignment, what you pay, and how Medicare's rent-or-buy rules work.Medicare Coverage for CPAP Machines and SuppliesHow Medicare covers sleep apnea testing, the 12-week CPAP trial and usage rule, the 13-month rental, and replacement mask and tubing supplies.Medicare Coverage for Home Oxygen EquipmentWho qualifies for Medicare oxygen coverage, how the 36-month rental and 5-year supplier period work, and what your supplier must keep providing.Medicare Coverage for Wheelchairs, Walkers and Hospital BedsHow Medicare covers wheelchairs, power mobility devices, walkers and hospital beds, plus how to spot and report medical equipment fraud.

Where this data comes from

Every listing starts from public records — CMS Medical Equipment Suppliers — not from who paid to be listed. A Enrolled badge means we matched the business to an active public record, dated. Read the methodology →

Common questions

What does “accepts Medicare assignment” mean?

The supplier agrees to accept the Medicare-approved amount as full payment for covered equipment. You pay your Part B deductible and 20% coinsurance. A supplier that doesn't accept assignment can charge more than the approved amount. See Medicare.gov.

Does Medicare cover CPAP machines and oxygen?

Medicare Part B covers both as durable medical equipment when your doctor orders them and you meet Medicare's medical criteria. CPAP starts with a 12-week trial; oxygen is rented. Our guides explain the rules.

Do I need a prescription?

Yes. Medicare only pays for durable medical equipment your doctor or other treating provider orders for use in your home, and some items (like power wheelchairs) need a face-to-face visit and documentation first.

Why is a supplier listed for items it doesn't carry?

The list shows the product categories a supplier is enrolled to bill Medicare for. Stock varies, so call before you go.

What if I have Medicare Advantage?

Medicare Advantage plans cover the same equipment but often require you to use suppliers in the plan's network. Check with your plan before ordering.

Do suppliers pay to be listed or ranked?

No. Every enrolled equipment supplier is listed free. Suppliers can buy a labelled featured spot for a flat monthly fee; it never changes the order and is never priced per referral, order or patient.