REquipment DME Reuse Program

REquipment DME Reuse Program REquipment provides free gently used durable medical equipment & assistive technology throughout MA.

REquipment gives gently used durable medical equipment a second life helping someone else in need. A “reuse” program, REquipment helps people obtain gently-used and refurbished durable medical equipment (DME) at no cost thanks to state and private funding. The project is funded by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission with support from the Department of Developmental Services and the Pappas Rehabilitation Hospital for Children. To donate or receive DME, search our listings of available items at www.dmereuse.org

Nintendo Switch 2 representing wheelchair basketball!
12/20/2025

Nintendo Switch 2 representing wheelchair basketball!

This Hands-Free Speaker Phone is still Available!Designed for easy, hands free conversations up to 15 feet away, this de...
12/18/2025

This Hands-Free Speaker Phone is still Available!
Designed for easy, hands free conversations up to 15 feet away, this device makes calling simple and accessible.

Features include:
• Voice activated answering
• High fidelity speaker sound
• Wireless remote control
• One touch operator access
• Optional accessories for added flexibility

Request it here: https://requipmentma.org/equipment/hands-free-speaker-phone

AT devices may also be shipped for $20 or delivered free of charge with a larger item.



UCP of Western Massachusetts
Stavros Center For Independent Living
AdLib Center for Independent Living
Center For Living And Working, Inc
Northeast Independent Living Program
CORD - Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
Disability Resource Center
SCIL, Southeast Center for Independent Living
Independence Associates

Did you know?
12/17/2025

Did you know?

Check out these assistive technology devices
12/17/2025

Check out these assistive technology devices

Wise advice from the DPC
12/16/2025

Wise advice from the DPC

A great day for the 49th Jingle Bell Run in Somerville with marathon legends Bob Hall and Bill Rodgers!
12/14/2025

A great day for the 49th Jingle Bell Run in Somerville with marathon legends Bob Hall and Bill Rodgers!

Know someone who needs help waking up?A free Sonic Boom Alarm Clock is now available to pick up in W. Springfield. The S...
12/11/2025

Know someone who needs help waking up?

A free Sonic Boom Alarm Clock is now available to pick up in W. Springfield.

The Sonic Boom produces a steady or pulsating vibration and volume adjustable up to 113db. It also features a built-in 120-volt outlet for a lamp and battery backup to maintain the proper time in the event of a power outage.

Request this and other assistive technology (AT) devices in the hearing category at this link https://f.mtr.cool/heulbfzjxo

AT devices may also be shipped for $20 or delivered free of charge with a larger item.


UCP of Western Massachusetts
Stavros Center For Independent Living
AdLib Center for Independent Living
Center For Living And Working, Inc
Northeast Independent Living Program
CORD - Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
Disability Resource Center
SCIL, Southeast Center for Independent Living
Independence Associates

Thank you, everyone! You donate great assistive technology and durable medical equipment. You donate funds to refurbish....
12/10/2025

Thank you, everyone! You donate great assistive technology and durable medical equipment. You donate funds to refurbish. And you share REquipment Facebook posts advertising equipment that is available.

Because of you, a woman in Boston, on MassHealth, who has multiple sensory impairments, received this terrific desktop magnifier.

How did she hear about REquipment? She wrote on her request, "Facebook."

This is why REquipment exists... because great things are made possible by this reuse community.



UCP of Western Massachusetts
Stavros Center For Independent Living
AdLib Center for Independent Living
Center For Living And Working, Inc
Northeast Independent Living Program
CORD - Cape Organization for Rights of the Disabled
Disability Resource Center
SCIL, Southeast Center for Independent Living
Independence Associates

12/10/2025

Check out this video from Curb Free with Cory Lee, who recently toured Boston and included our very own CEO, Adriana Mallozzi, along the way!

Adriana had a fantastic time exploring the WNDR Museum with Cory, experiencing hands-on, interactive art and immersive exhibits. We love seeing leaders in our disability community come together to highlight what inclusive travel, culture, and design can look like.

Thank you, Cory, for shining a spotlight on accessibility in Boston — and for including Adriana in your journey!

Check out his post below and follow him for more disability-forward travel adventures.

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REquipment gives gently used durable medical equipment a second life helping someone else in need. With start-up funding in 2013 from the Carl and Ruth Shapiro Family Foundation, the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission, and Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, REquipment was launched in December of 2013 to provide free refurbished medical devices to individuals and families in need of DME in Greater Boston. Thanks to our state legislators, REquipment received state funding to expand the program statewide in FY '16. In Spring '16, REquipment added two new reuse centers; Stavros Center for Independent Living in Amherst and United Cerebral Palsy of Berkshire County in Pittsfield. A “reuse” program, REquipment helps people obtain gently-used and refurbished durable medical equipment (DME) at no cost thanks to state and private funding. The project is funded by the Massachusetts Rehabilitation Commission To donate or receive DME, search our listings of available items at www.dmereuse.org.