Helping patients with wheelchairs, walkers, and other medical equipment they need β without delay and without cost.

The Medical Equipment Gemach is Chesed 24/7βs free medical equipment loan service. It provides short- or medium-term home medical equipment, such as wheelchairs, walkers, commodes, shower chairs, crutches, and other basic items, to people who are recovering from illness, surgery, or injury.
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Equipment is loaned at no charge, so patients can return home safely and comfortably β even if insurance is slow, unavailable, or the expense is overwhelming.
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Discharge can happen quickly
Families are often told to go home on short notice, needing wheelchairs, walkers, or shower chairs immediately.
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Equipment is expensive and hard to access
Not everyone can afford, order, or arrange delivery of medical equipment so quickly.
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Without proper equipment, home isnβt safe
Missing basics can lead to falls, unsafe bathing, limited mobility, delayed recovery, and caregiver strain.
Chesed 24/7 provides free, fast medical equipment loans so patients can focus on healing, not logistics.
Availability varies, but the Medical Equipment Gemach typically includes:
The service is based in the Chesed 24/7 community region, primarily serving:
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Pickup is typically arranged from designated Chesed 24/7 gemach locations; in some cases, volunteers may help with drop-off when possible.
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To borrow equipment from the Medical Equipment Gemach, let us know what medical equipment you need and how long youβll need it for. A Chesed 24/7 coordinator will confirm availability and pickup details:
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π Phone: 845-354-3233
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Although the equipment is loaned free of charge, the program depends on:
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Sample Sponsorship Levels
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Every piece of equipment you help provide becomes a lifeline for multiple families over time.
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You can help patients come home safely, with dignity and support.
Yes β items in safe, usable condition can benefit others in need.
Normal wear-and-tear is expected; serious damage should be reported so items can be repaired or replaced.
When possible, volunteers may help with drop-off. Most often, pickup is arranged by the family or a representative.
Itβs designed for short-term and medium-term use. The coordinator will review typical timeframes and extensions as needed.
No. This is a free medical equipment loan service, supported by donors.


































