Medical Supply Stores in Indiana
Home medical equipment and durable medical equipment (DME) dealers. This is the category most likely to stock more than one style of crutch and to fit them for you.
- medical supply stores
- 2,029
- Places covered
- 218
- All suppliers in state
- 3,155
What to expect. Usually carries underarm and forearm crutches, walkers, canes, and knee scooters. Most bill Medicare and private insurance, which needs a prescription from your doctor.
Browse by city
218 places- Indianapolis 386
- Fort Wayne 139
- Evansville 91
- Greenwood 74
- Lafayette 45
- South Bend 44
- Carmel 39
- Bloomington 38
- Fishers 38
- Merrillville 34
- Franklin 29
- Kokomo 29
- Terre Haute 28
- Muncie 27
- Munster 27
- New Albany 27
- Noblesville 25
- Anderson 24
- Mishawaka 23
- Avon 22
- Jeffersonville 22
- Columbus 21
- Elkhart 19
- Vincennes 19
- Beech Grove 18
- Hammond 17
- Warsaw 17
- Crawfordsville 15
- Michigan City 15
- Valparaiso 15
- Granger 14
- Dyer 13
- Marion 13
- Westfield 13
- Crown Point 12
- Newburgh 12
- Richmond 12
- Zionsville 12
- Madison 11
- Brownsburg 10
- Goshen 10
- Highland 10
- La Porte 10
- Plymouth 10
- Gary 9
- Greenfield 9
- New Castle 9
- Auburn 8
- Columbia City 8
- Frankfort 8
- Jasper 8
- Lawrenceburg 8
- Mooresville 8
- Schererville 8
- Angola 7
- Bluffton 7
- Connersville 7
- Danville 7
- Lebanon 7
- Logansport 7
- Plainfield 7
- Princeton 7
- Batesville 6
- Corydon 6
- Hobart 6
- Huntington 6
- Portage 6
- Shelbyville 6
- Wabash 6
- Bedford 5
- Chesterton 5
- DeMotte 5
- East Chicago 5
- Floyds Knobs 5
- Griffith 5
- Pendleton 5
- Peru 5
- Rochester 5
- Boonville 4
- Clarksville 4
- Knox 4
- Leo 4
- Martinsville 4
- Monticello 4
- North Vernon 4
- Portland 4
- Rensselaer 4
- Rushville 4
- Salem 4
- Seymour 4
- Tipton 4
- Vevay 4
- West Lafayette 4
- Whiteland 4
- Aurora 3
- Brazil 3
- Charlestown 3
- Cicero 3
- Daleville 3
- Decatur 3
- Elwood 3
- Fortville 3
- Gas City 3
- Greencastle 3
- Huntingburg 3
- Kendallville 3
- Lagrange 3
- New Carlisle 3
- North Judson 3
- Rockport 3
- St. John 3
- Tell City 3
- Washington 3
- Whitestown 3
- Whiting 3
- Yorktown 3
- Bargersville 2
- Berne 2
- Bremen 2
- Brookston 2
- Brookville 2
- Brownstown 2
- Cedar Lake 2
- Culver 2
- Delphi 2
- Dunkirk 2
- Edinburgh 2
- Ferdinand 2
- Fountaintown 2
- Greensburg 2
- Hanover 2
- Hartford City 2
- Linton 2
- Loogootee 2
- McCordsville 2
- Middlebury 2
- Middletown 2
- Monroeville 2
- Nappanee 2
- New Haven 2
- New Palestine 2
- Notre Dame 2
- Osceola 2
- Paoli 2
- Petersburg 2
- Rising Sun 2
- Rossville 2
- Scottsburg 2
- Sellersburg 2
- Shipshewana 2
- Spencer 2
- Sullivan 2
- Syracuse 2
- Versailles 2
- Walkerton 2
- Williamsport 2
- Winamac 2
- Winchester 2
- Alexandria 1
- Attica 1
- Austin 1
- Bicknell 1
- Bloomfield 1
- Boswell 1
- Butler 1
- Cambridge City 1
- Camby 1
- Camden 1
- Chesterfield 1
- Churubusco 1
- Clinton 1
- Covington 1
- Cumberland 1
- English 1
- Fairmount 1
- Farmland 1
- Flora 1
- Garrett 1
- Georgetown 1
- Greendale 1
- Hamilton 1
- Haubstadt 1
- Hebron 1
- Hope 1
- Jasonville 1
- Kentland 1
- Knightstown 1
- Lake Station 1
- Leo-Cedarville 1
- Ligonier 1
- Lowell 1
- Merrillville Bra 1
- Milford 1
- Mitchell 1
- Mount Vernon 1
- Nashville 1
- New Salisbury 1
- New Whiteland 1
- North Manchester 1
- North Webster 1
- Oakland City 1
- Ossian 1
- Otterbein 1
- Owensville 1
- Pittsboro 1
- Redkey 1
- Rockville 1
- San Pierre 1
- Sheridan 1
- Speedway 1
- Trafalgar 1
- Union City 1
- Wadesville 1
- Wakarusa 1
- Wanatah 1
- West Baden Springs 1
- West College Corner 1
- Westville 1
Other supplier types in Indiana
Common questions
- How many medical supply stores are there in Indiana?
- 2,029 are registered with Medicare across 218 places in Indiana. That count comes from the federal NPI registry, so it covers businesses enrolled to supply equipment, not every shop that happens to sell a cane.
- Will a medical supply store have crutches in stock?
- Usually carries underarm and forearm crutches, walkers, canes, and knee scooters. Most bill Medicare and private insurance, which needs a prescription from your doctor.
- Do I need a prescription?
- Not to buy. Crutches are an over-the-counter purchase anywhere in Indiana. A prescription is only required when you want Medicare or private insurance to cover the cost. Read how coverage works.