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While taking strict precautions to keep customers and employees safe, Goodwill Home Medical Equipment remains open during the COVID-19 crisis. Individuals who would like to donate new, unopened medical supplies are encouraged to visit their local donation center between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.

Spring is slowly making its way across the northern regions of the US. As residents of South Jersey and the Greater Philadelphia area begin their seasonal cleaning rituals, anyone who discovers gently used medical supplies they no longer need in their home is encouraged to donate those items to Goodwill Home Medical Equipment.

Whether an elderly parent has experienced a rapid decline in health or another close loved one has suffered a sudden injury or illness they cannot manage alone, finding oneself stepping into a caregiver role for the first time can be overwhelming. It doesn't matter if the situation has been progressing to this point for a long time or is completely unexpected; actually coping with the demands of caregiving is a confusing and stressful experience.

With its frigid temperatures and short days, winter can be rough on people with a generally cheery outlook on life. The season can be an even bigger struggle for those living with medical challenges that limit their mobility or keep them confined to their homes.

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment, a go-to destination for New Jersey and Philadelphia area residents wishing to donate or purchase used medical supplies, welcomes donations of new or gently-used mobility aids such as motorized scooters and power wheelchairs.

Families who find themselves with a cluttered house or overstuffed storage closets after receiving another year's worth of holiday gifts are encouraged to donate any gently used medical equipment they find in their post-holiday cleanout to Goodwill Home Medical Equipment.

Hospital beds offer many benefits for people with limited mobility who struggle to get in and out of a traditional bed. Residents of New Jersey who donate hospital beds to Goodwill Home Medical Equipment can help seniors who find themselves confined to their homes during the winter season live a more comfortable life.

As the holiday season officially gets underway, Goodwill Home Medical Equipment reminds residents of New Jersey that they can donate unused medical supplies they might have in storage or lying around the house to make the holidays a little brighter for a neighbor in need.

Families caring for elderly relatives who require a mobility aid to get around but find the cost of a new power wheelchair prohibitive are encouraged to visit Goodwill Home Medical Equipment this holiday season.

Goodwill Home Medical Equipment is a leading destination for residents of Camden County, NJ, and the surrounding region who require low-priced mobility solutions to enhance their own life, or the life of an elderly loved one. The company offers a wide variety of gently used and refurbished walking aids to help seniors stay on the move while remaining within their budget.