Recycling Medical Equipment
Every day people look to donate used medical equipment or to get low cost or no cost medical equipment. Here are some resources to donate equipment and find equipment.
Places to Donate and Purchase Used Medical Equipment:
Got DME
Find free places to borrow OR donate durable medical equipment. GotDME has a searchable database that provides resources by zip code or state.
Massachusetts Assistive Technology (AT) Act Program
Here you can search for items in the keyword tab at the top of the page or search for items under device area of need. When you find a device you would like to borrow, click add to cart. Checkout is at the top right corner of the page. Once submitted someone will be in contact with you within 3 business days. If you have any questions, please reach out to your area center – Boston, Worcester or Pittsfield.
REquipment
REquipment provides free refurbished durable medical equipment to adults and children with disabilities and elders in MA. We accept donations of gently used wheelchairs (power and manual), scooters, rollators, shower chairs, sling lifts, gait trainers and more and refurbish them to safe working condition. Search our available listings at Donors call 617-204-3626. Donation pick up and delivery is available in Greater Boston and Central MA.
Boston Center for Independent Living
The Boston Center for Independent Living (BCIL) picks up unwanted wheeled mobility equipment and other durable medical equipment in the greater Boston area. BCIL inspects and provides minor refurbishment (such as new batteries and tires and some repairs). Refurbished devices are posted as available on GetATStuff.org and delivered within BCIL’s service area. Leave a message with Tom Perry at 617-338-6665 x228 and he will return call.
Cape Cod HELP
Our mission is to loan (not rent) donated medical equipment to people in need and have modeled our operation after the Woburn-based SMD HELP organization which has been active for over 50 years. We are operating out of the Fraternal Lodge building in Centerville
Councils on Aging (COA)
Depending on the town, some COAs serve those with disabilities in addition to seniors. Ask if your COA loans out equipment.
Masonic Hospital Equipment Loan Program (H.E.L.P.)
Lends hospital equipment to those in need free of charge. Donations of equipment are accepted as well. Requirements for borrowing the equipment are need and willingness to promptly return the equipment when no longer needed.
Phone: 781-322-1052
Stavros Equipment Loan Program
Stavros maintains a small collection of medical equipment, which is loaned free of charge for a specified period of time.
If you are in need of such equipment, or if you have equipment you would like to donate: http://www.stavros.org/donate.html or
Phone: 800-804-1899 V/TTD
Email: info@stavros.org
The Hospital Bed Project
Allowing seniors, disabled and recuperating loved ones to enjoy life within the comforts of home. Serving in-home hospital bed needs throughout Southern New England.
Wheelchair Recycler
Located in Hudson. Contact person is Pedro Trovo. Wheelchair Recycler refurbishes and distributes pre-owned power wheelchairs and electric scooters at a very low cost to people that either do not have health insurance or do not qualify for equipment. If you can not pick up a scooter, there is a $100 delivery charge.
Phone: 508-460-6328
Fact Sheet last updated on: 11/6/2025
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