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Durable medical equipment in Palm Beach County

Our home county. Boca Raton is where we are based, and Palm Beach County is where we do most of our delivery and in-home setup.

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Durable medical equipment and medical supplies delivered in Palm Beach County, Florida by Scotts Medical Supply — ostomy, compression, wound care, catheters, CPAP, incontinence, enteral nutrition, hospital beds, wheelchairs and bath safety. Medicare, Florida Medicaid and commercial plans. Call (800) 304-7030.

Serving Palm Beach County

Palm Beach County runs from the Broward line at Boca Raton north to the Martin County line above Jupiter, and inland past Wellington and Royal Palm Beach to the Glades communities around Lake Okeechobee.

That is a long, thin county with a coastal strip of dense retirement and condominium housing, a suburban middle, and a rural western end. The three parts have genuinely different delivery problems: condo buildings with loading-dock rules and lift restrictions, gated suburban communities that need advance clearance at the gate, and long drives out west.

Discharges and referrals

Patients discharging from hospitals across the county — among them Boca Raton Regional, Delray Medical Center, Bethesda Hospital East, JFK Medical Center, Wellington Regional, Palms West, Good Samaritan, St. Mary’s and Jupiter Medical Center — frequently need equipment set up at home before they arrive.

Hospitals and health systems are named here only to describe the geography we serve and the discharges we commonly schedule around. Naming a facility does not imply a contract, a partnership, an affiliation or preferred-supplier status with it, and none is claimed.

Areas we cover in Palm Beach County

Boca RatonDelray BeachBoynton BeachLake Worth BeachGreenacresWest Palm BeachPalm BeachPalm Beach GardensNorth Palm BeachRiviera BeachJupiterTequestaWellingtonRoyal Palm BeachLoxahatcheeLantanaAtlantisHighland BeachBoca PointeCentury VillageKings PointBelle GladePahokee

Worth knowing

Palm Beach County has one of the highest concentrations of Medicare beneficiaries in the country, and a very large population living in age-restricted communities. Two practical consequences: a great deal of our volume is recurring supply rather than one-off equipment, and a great deal of our delivery is into buildings with rules about when and how equipment can be brought in.

What we bring to Palm Beach County

  • A 5,492-item catalog weighted toward the recurring supply lines — 993 ostomy, 787 compression, 517 wound care, 425 urological, 407 respiratory, 180 enteral.
  • Delivery and in-home setup for beds, mattresses, lifts, wheelchairs and bath safety.
  • Automatic resupply with confirmation before every shipment.
  • Insurance verified before we ship — Medicare, Florida Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, commercial plans and workers’ compensation.
  • Referrals accepted around the clock by fax (800) 594-1226 or phone (800) 304-7030.
  • Hurricane planning for anyone whose equipment needs electricity — which in Florida is not optional.

Frequently asked questions

Do you charge for delivery in Palm Beach County?
Delivery and setup within our service area is part of what we do. If an item or a location carries a charge we tell you before you commit, not on the invoice.
How quickly can you get here?
Stocked supplies and private-pay items move fast. Anything needing prior authorization moves at the plan's speed. Call and we will give you a realistic answer for your specific item rather than a marketing one.
Can you ship instead of delivering?
Yes — all the recurring supply lines ship, anywhere in Florida. Delivery and setup is for equipment that needs assembling and demonstrating.
What insurance do you take in Palm Beach County?
Medicare, Florida Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, and a broad list of commercial plans and workers’ compensation carriers. The full list →

Not sure where to start?

Call us and tell us what happened — a surgery, a new diagnosis, a discharge date, a supply you keep running out of. We will tell you what is usually needed, check your benefits, and ask your prescriber for the order if you do not have one yet.