A Caring Closet - Vancouver (WA)

5 /5 Richard Samuels: A fantastic service staffed entirely by volunteers. They prepare donated durable medical equipment for reuse. They do not charge recipients for the equipment. They also provide donated supplies at no charge. The people are incredibly helpful. I visited and they helped me select a hospital bed for my 93 year old stepfather. They held it until I could return with a truck, gave me assembly instructions and helped me load it. Thank you.

5 /5 Susan Barton: Highly recommended by my doctor, this is a very good place to borrow post surgical aids like walkers, commodes and so much more. The people are helpful and nice. The only negative is that it is open at reduced hours and tricky to find.

5 /5 Christopher Wanamaker: Excellent place to either donate medical or handicap supplies and products or browse, select, and receive such items for free other than signing the items out. This kind of place can help a lot of elderly and handicap or disabled people and it cost nothing other than gas to get there! This kind of place can save people a lot of money by grabbing slightly used but yet free medical supplies and products! There new location is in Hazel Dell a little east of exit 4 of the I-5, down the road from the old Izzys restaurant near the Goodwill across the street.

5 /5 Chairty Junker: My mother-in-laws wheelchair wheels broke. We brought it in to donate, which they graciously took in. They planned on fixing it up. We were able to get a replacement chair for free. They have lots of options. Everyone there was very sweet. I highly recommend bringing items to donate to this place.