Maintains a Limited Mobility Equipment Library which gifts equipment to people with disabilities and accepts donations of used equipment. Stock only includes walkers, wheelchairs (non-electric), canes, crutches, toileting chairs, and tub chairs. Does not accept or gift any item that requires battery, hydraulics, or electricity. Does not accept or gift any item that is worn on the body. Beds or mattresses cannot be accepted.

Provides refurbished medical equipment to people in UPMC Horizon's service area who lack the insurance coverage or means to buy new medical equipment.

Accepts donations of used equipment from individuals, as well as volunteers to help support the program.

Provides medical equipment/supplies service. Basic equipment.

Services and sells manual and power wheelchairs, medical supplies, and lifestyle-enhancement products for children and adults.

Provides a two-month loan service of medical equipment, including wheelchairs, quad canes, walkers, portable toilets, and shower seats.

Medicare/Medicaid certified, JCAHO accredited and state-licensed hospice program providing physical, emotional, social and spiritual support at home or in a nursing or personal care home. Skilled, certified hospice and palliative care nurses experienced in pain and symptom control. Certified hospice aides provide added personal care. Trained hospice volunteers offer companionship and support for both patient and family. Able to care for patients on IV's or with PICC-lines or morphine pumps. 24-hour nursing during periods of medical crisis; inpatient respite care; and follow-up bereavment support for the family/caregiver. Pays for prescription drugs/pharmaceuticals, medical equipment/supplies necessitated by the terminal illness.

Nurses are on-call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 24-hour answering service.

Incontinence Supplies. Assistive devices such as canes, walkers, and wheelchairs. Donations of unopened packages of incontinence supplies, unopened nutritional supplements, and clean, good-working assistive items are gladly welcomed.

Runs a resource warehouse that partners with nonprofit organizations and churches to provide tangible resources free of charge. Resources provided include disaster relief supplies, cleaning supplies, hygiene items, Activity Kits (school supplies), feminine hygiene items, clothing, shoes, medical equipment and supplies (no prescription medications or liquids), computer equipment, and more.

AAA assists with providing for the purchase of durable medical equipment and supplies, as needed by consumers in their homes. The agency can aid in securing an appropriate medical alarm (PERS) worn by the consumer.

Provides items such as wrist or ankle supports and splints, and assistive devices: "grabbers," sock glides, elevated toilet seats, canes, walkers, and wheelchairs or adult "scooters", when available. Generally based on donations and are limited availability.