Can you help me find my old web/mail order DME

[herbm]

If responding with a name breaks a rule, please just PM me if you have the answer but can't reference a post.

A search of my posts with quite a bit of creativity hasn't found the info I need.

4 to 5 years ago I posted (several times) that I had found a Web/Mail Order DME when I became disillusioned with my original local supplicer (American Home Patient.)

I like them; the prices were good; it was convenient; my insurance company recommended them and they were fully supported.

Vaguely I thing they might have been something like Evergreen, or green?, and might have been physically in Indiana (or somewhere in the Midwest-ish area of the US.


You can't search for 3 letter words like DME or web, and the time controls aren't that configurable.

THANKS IN ADVANCED.

[DeepBreathing]

There's no problem giving the name of a DME, but you can't post a link. Be careful if the DME has a .com in the name - eg BobsCheapCPAP.com is not allowed.

[DeepBreathing]

Herb, I've been rummaging through old threads using various search keys and have come up with nothing much except a few posts saying American Home care were very good.

It seems to be the case that every time you find a good supplier or tradesman they eventually go bad.

[Sleeprider]

Supplier #30 does offer insurance billing and has competitive online prices. For out of pocket purchases, the prices from Supplier #33 are pretty hard to beat. I would be surprised if your insurance company did not have a record of who was approved for your purchases. You might call and ask.

[Fats Drywaller]

Herb, if you want to continue the search on AB, you can do an end-run around the 4-character restriction by using an outside search engine. For example, with Google, you can use:

site:apneaboard.com herbm dme web

... and then refine it from there with additional search terms.

I know how annoying it is not to be able to remember something like that. It nags at you.

[herbm]

Thanks everyone for trying. #30 is interesting.

Thanks Fats Drywaller, I actually thought of using a search engine and for various reasons just didn't try -- it's a good idea. Thank you again.