Free medical equipment loan closets in Mecklenburg County, NC

Medical equipment loan closets in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina

Medical disclaimer. Nothing here is medical advice. Equipment that fits badly can cause injury or fall risk. Ask a doctor, nurse, or physical or occupational therapist what you need and what size before you borrow.

Call first. Stock changes daily and many programs run on volunteer hours or by appointment. Confirm hours, stock, who can borrow and any deposit before you travel.

This page lists 1 program in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina that we found in public sources: 1 confirmed on the program's own page and 0 not yet confirmed (marked Unconfirmed: call to verify). Towns covered: Charlotte. Each listing shows its source link and the date it was last checked. This is not a complete list of every closet in the county.

Confirmed on program pagenonprofit equipment program

Free mobility equipment (Assist ME)

Charlotte, NC · Mecklenburg County

Equipment: wheelchairs, other

Cost as stated: Free ('provides free, essential mobility equipment').

Last verified: 2026-10-17

Details, how to borrow, and source

What the source says about equipment: Page says it provides free essential mobility equipment (wheelchairs and other approved mobility equipment) to people with low incomes and little or no insurance. Individuals or medical providers apply; approved equipment is picked up. Page describes gifting and 'borrowed equipment' returned for reuse.
Who can borrow (as stated): Individuals with low incomes and little to no insurance; apply individually or through a medical provider.
How to borrow (as stated): Apply on the site; once approved, equipment is available for pick-up.
Contact (with source): 1939 East Boulevard (Atrium Myers Park Clinic), Charlotte, NC 28207
Phone: 704-659-1123 (from assistmenc.com, checked 2026-10-17; call to confirm)
Email: receptionist@assistmenc.com
Hours as posted: Mon-Fri 8 AM-5 PM
Source: https://assistmenc.com/
Last checked: 2026-10-17
Verification note: The program's own public page (Assist ME, nonprofit) was read on 2026-10-17 and states the lending and that it is free or no-cost.