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About This Business

Nebraska Medical Mart provides medical supplies and home medical equipment, including respiratory products, wheel chairs, power mobility devices, lift chairs, ostomy and catheter supplies, and bath and safety products. The company assists clients with equipment rentals for various health-related needs.

BBB Accredited Since: 9/12/2019

Years in Business: 38

Products and Services

This company provides sales, rentals and service for medical equipment and supplies including wheelchairs, walkers, canes, portable commodes, hospital beds, wound care products, bath safety products and shoes. They also offer sales and rentals for mobility scooters, lift chairs, vehicle lifts, ramps, oxygen, CPAP/BiPAP supplies, and nebulizers.

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
4/24/2001
Business Started:
1/1/1988
Date of New Ownership:
7/1/2015
Business Incorporated:
5/2/1990
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
Nebraska Medical Mart II, Inc.
Business Management:
Kelsey Nathan, Owner
Pat Nathan, Owner

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Pat Nathan, Owner
Customer Contacts
Kelsey Nathan, Owner
Pat Nathan, Owner
Additional Phone Numbers
Other Phone: (402) 362-0338
Social Media
Facebook

Latest Reviews

  • Mwp P

    "Horrible experience, first they didnt check to see if my insurance was accepted. They sent it through and got an ok somehow and they were not in my network." ... Read full review

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