Medical Supply Stores in Nebraska
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
- 500
- Places covered
- 72
- All suppliers in state
- 1,133
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
72 places- Omaha 174
- Lincoln 114
- Kearney 15
- Grand Island 14
- Bellevue 13
- Hastings 12
- Fremont 11
- Papillion 11
- Elkhorn 9
- Norfolk 9
- Columbus 7
- Scottsbluff 7
- North Platte 5
- Albion 4
- Atkinson 4
- Beatrice 4
- Gretna 4
- Holdrege 4
- La Vista 4
- Ogallala 4
- York 4
- Alliance 3
- Auburn 3
- McCook 3
- Bloomfield 2
- Callaway 2
- Falls City 2
- Louisville 2
- Nebraska City 2
- Seward 2
- Sidney 2
- Syracuse 2
- Valentine 2
- Weeping Water 2
- Alma 1
- Aurora 1
- Bassett 1
- Blair 1
- Blue Hill 1
- Broken Bow 1
- Cambridge 1
- Central City 1
- Chadron 1
- Creighton 1
- Crete 1
- Decatur 1
- Dodge 1
- Fairbury 1
- Fullerton 1
- Gering 1
- Gibbon 1
- Gothenburg 1
- Grant 1
- Kimball 1
- Lexington 1
- Macy 1
- Nelson 1
- O'Neill 1
- Offutt AFB 1
- Osceola 1
- Red Cloud 1
- Scribner 1
- South Sioux City 1
- Springfield 1
- Superior 1
- Tecumseh 1
- Valley 1
- Wahoo 1
- Wilber 1
- Winnebago 1
- Wood River 1
- Wymore 1
Other supplier types in Nebraska
Common questions
- How many medical supply stores are there in Nebraska?
- 500 are registered with Medicare across 72 places in Nebraska. 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 Nebraska. A prescription is only required when you want Medicare or private insurance to cover the cost. Read how coverage works.