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The following fees apply for services:
APPLY HERE
| Processing Fee: |
$20 |
| Repair Fee: |
$25 |
| Delivery Fee*: (inside Loop 1604) |
$25 |
| (outside Loop 1604) |
$50 |
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| Battery Fees: 12v, 12amp |
$34 |
| 12v, 18amp |
$43 |
| 8AU1 |
$64 |
| 8A22NF |
$105 |
*Project MEND only delivers medical equipment within Bexar County.
Note: Prices are for one battery. All electric wheelchairs, scooters and powerchairs require two (2) batteries.
Services
Eligibility for Services & Intake Application
DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT (DME)
We accept previously owned medical equipment from individuals,
nursing homes, medical equipment companies, etc. and refurbish,
repair, and sanitize these items. Once the equipment has been
processed, we distribute it to qualified, low-income persons
with disabilities. Our Case Managers also assist clients who are
in need of additional services with referrals and information
to other resources.
Project MEND will also repair equipment distributed
to clients, and if available, will provide the client with
a loaner while the client’s equipment is being fixed.
We also deliver heavy medical equipment such
as hospital beds, scooters, and motorized wheelchairs for a
small fee, within Bexar County only. Our technician will set
up hospital beds and provide our clients with instructions
on the proper use and care of the equipment. There is a small
fee for any repair or delivery service requested by the client.
Some of the medical equipment Project
MEND carries includes:
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ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY (AT)
When funding is available, Project
MEND can provide financial assistance to eligible clients that will help them pay for assistive technologies, including specialized or fitted devices, necessary to perform simple activities of daily living, or necessary for rehabilitation and recovery.
Some examples of these
items are:
Please call our Case Management staff at 210-223-6363 if you have any questions about whether an AT item is covered under this service. |
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| SPECIAL POPULATIONS
Veterans, Military Personnel and their Families
In honor of SSG Jeremiah C. Geffre and other brave servicemen
and women who have or continue to serve our country, Project
MEND proudly provides services to veterans and military
personnel and their families. SSG Geffre
served in Iraq-Afghanistan and shortly after coming home,
developed an illness that required him to use several different
types of medical equipment. It is with SSG Geffre in mind that we proudly serve our brave active and veteran servicemen and women.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Proof of military or veteran status
- Doctor's prescription for the medical equipment or
the Assistive Technology (AT) needed
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Children
(ages 0-18):
We assist with the purchase of specialized or fitted devices
for children ages 0-18 whose parents need help in purchasing these items. Project MEND will
provide parents with up to $1,000 in financial assistance per
child that will allow them to purchase these items. Some of these
specialized or fitted devices include:
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