Hospice Medical Equipment & Supplies, Delivered to Your Door
When a loved one begins hospice care, having the right equipment and supplies at home makes all the difference in comfort, safety, and dignity. Our team coordinates delivery for patients across Arlington and the greater North Texas area, so families can focus on time together.
What Hospice Equipment May Be Included?
Depending on a patient’s needs, we can arrange delivery of equipment to help with safety and symptom management, including but not limited to:
- Bedside commodes
- Hospital beds
- Nebulizers
- Suction machines
- Overbed tables
- Oxygen equipment
- Shower chairs
- Wheelchairs
- Walkers / rollators
- Hoyer lifts
- Floor mats
- Canes
What Medical Supplies Does Hospice Care Include?
Hospice provides essential supplies for comfort and care, including but not limited to:
- Wound care & bandages
- Briefs & continence care
- Oxygen tubing & supplies
- Personal care products
- Positioning cushions & wedges
Equipment We Coordinate for You
The equipment below is what we most routinely provide, matched to each patient’s individual symptoms and level of need.
Oxygen Devices
Concentrators, tanks, and related supplies to support patients with shortness of breath or respiratory distress.
Humidifier Equipment
Used alongside oxygen therapy to ease respiratory comfort and help manage irritation.
Walking Aids
Walkers and rollators that support a patient’s mobility, independence, and confidence at home.
Hospital Beds
Medical-grade beds for safe, comfortable care, including individual parts such as rails.
Wheelchairs
A way to leave the bed and move through the home, supporting emotional wellbeing as well as physical comfort.
Commode Chairs
Relieve strain on both patients and caregivers, allowing patients to feel safe and dignified.
Nebulizers
Convert liquid medicine into an inhalable mist necessary for treating certain respiratory conditions.
Pressure-Reducing Mattresses
Ease pain at pressure points for patients who spend extended time lying down.
Alternating Pressure Pads
A lower-cost topper alternative that works similarly to a pressure-reducing mattress.
Overbed Tables
Simple but effective tools that support independence at mealtimes and throughout the day.
Medical Supplies We Coordinate
Supplies are consumable items used up by the patient or caregivers. We provide routine supplies related to the terminal illness.
Incontinence Supplies
Adult briefs, pull-ups, underpads, and skin-protectant creams, typically supplied monthly for bed-bound patients.
Wound Care Supplies
Gauze, film and foam dressings, hydrocolloid dressings, saline wash, tape, and gloves for pressure ulcers or surgical wounds.
Ostomy Supplies
Pouches, flanges, wafers, adhesive removers, and barrier rings for colostomy, ileostomy, or urostomy patients.
Catheter Supplies
Foley catheter kits, leg bags, night drainage bags, irrigation supplies, and securement devices.
Personal Care Supplies
Bed pads, washcloths, no-rinse cleansing wipes, mouth swabs, and skin moisturizers for daily care.
Oxygen Accessories
Nasal cannulas, tubing, humidifier bottles, and filters, the consumables that pair with the concentrator.
Suction Supplies
Suction catheters, canisters, and tubing for patients who need secretion management.
Gloves & PPE
Nitrile and latex-free exam gloves used by our clinical staff during home visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is hospice equipment covered by insurance?
Equipment and supplies that are medically necessary and related to a patient’s terminal diagnosis are typically covered under the Medicare Hospice Benefit, as well as most Medicaid and private insurance hospice plans, at little to no out-of-pocket cost. Our team can walk you through your specific coverage during admission.
Who arranges delivery of equipment?
Our hospice care team assesses each patient’s needs and coordinates delivery directly, so families don’t have to source equipment on their own.
Do I need to return equipment after hospice care ends?
Most rented durable medical equipment, such as hospital beds and wheelchairs, is returned once it’s no longer needed. Consumable supplies, like wound care items and briefs, are not returned.
What if a patient’s needs change?
Hospice needs can shift over time. Our clinical team regularly reassesses each patient and adjusts equipment and supply orders as symptoms and care needs evolve.
Questions About What’s Included for Your Loved One?
Our care team can walk you through what’s covered for your specific situation and get equipment moving quickly.
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