Abundant Life Medical Equipment and Supply

09/05/2025

Congratulations to our dear Abundant Life Medical Equipment team for being awarded Platinum Winner in the Home Medical Equipment category of Mesquite’s Community Votes 2025.

We are proud to celebrate this recognition alongside our sister companies. Agape Home Health was named Platinum Winner in Home Health Care, and Agape Hospice received the Gold Award in Hospice Care. Together, our family of services is committed to building a strong, reliable system of care for the Mesquite community.

Thank you for trusting us to serve your families. This recognition inspires us to keep giving back in every way we can.

05/19/2016

Agape is excited to once again be the premier sponsor for the Berean BLAST! Please join us on May 29th from 6:00pm-10:00pm at the Towne Centre Park in Sunnyvale. There will be a Memorial Fireworks show starting at 9:45pm. For more information visit www.iamberean.com.

09/28/2015

Join us tomorrow from 4:00pm-8:00pm at Mesquite's 20th Annual Taste and Trade. Tickets are $8.00 Per Person and Parking is Free. Location: 1750 Rodeo Drive, Mesquite, TX 75149

09/11/2015

Keep your motorized wheelchairs maintained. Call us if you have any questions about your medical equipment.

A motorized wheelchair exploded inside a Winter Park home, sparking a fire, officials say.

05/07/2015

Shaji K Daniel, President of Abundant Life, prays over local businesses and the community of Mesquite, Texas at the 2015 Mayor's Prayer Breakfast for the National Day of Prayer.

01/28/2015

12/24/2013

Merry Christmas!

09/24/2013

Taste& Trade is TODAY! Come on out to the Expo Center from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and visit with local businesses including Abundant Life Medical Equipment and Supply. Guests can also sample food from many of our local restaurants. Tickets are only $7 at the door.

06/04/2013

Abundant Life Medical participants in annual Mesquite event.

05/07/2013

Have you been guilty of shopping hungry?

MONDAY, May 6 (HealthDay News) -- People who grocery shop when hungry tend to load up their carts with higher-calorie foods and more of them, a new study suggests.