We want to give gently-used Durable Medical Equipment (DME) a second life.
ABLE Tech staff retrieves donated equipment; sanitizes and refurbishes devices; works with vendors to repair the equipment if needed; and reassigns DME devices to the best-matched Oklahoman. Any Oklahoman who is in need of medical equipment or devices, regardless of income, is eligible for the program. Priority will be given to SoonerCare members.
100% Donation Based Program
This program is 100% donation-based — which means without community contribution, we don't have a robust inventory! Now is the time to schedule a DME pick-up or drop-off OR make a tax-deductible financial contribution by mailing a check to the Oklahoma ABLE Tech Reutilization Program office.
Device Reutilization
Do you need a device from us? First, fill out an application.
Instructions:
- Click the button above to open NATADS.
- Search for a device by category, type, or use the Search Parameters field.
- Select your desired device from the Search Results.
- Click the "Request Item" button at the bottom of the page.
- Complete the Item Request form and click "Submit Request."
NOTE: The PDF version of this application is not accessible, and is intended for print use only. If you need an accessible version of the form, please submit the web-based application.
Once completed, please return the printed application by:
- Mail: ABLE Tech Reutilization Program, 4301 Will Rogers Parkway, Suite 950, Oklahoma City, OK 73108
- Fax: 405-967-6011
- or Email: atreuse@okstate.edu
Additional resources to help complete your application:
Once our staff has received your application, they will review it, and make sure all necessary documentation has been received. Our staff may contact you to verify any additional information they may need to match equipment appropriately.
Once the equipment has been matched, if it is available, our staff will contact you to coordinate shipment, pickup, or delivery arrangements.
If the equipment is not available, you will be placed on a waitlist. The length of the waitlist depends on the number of new donations received and the number of other individuals who may be waiting on that item. Staff will notify you if your application has been placed on the waitlist at the time it is processed and offer any additional resources that may be available for faster fulfillment.
Device Exchange
Let us help connect you to another Oklahoman for a direct exchange.
Listing DME for Sale or Exchange
To list equipment in the exchange portal, you must first create a secured account in NATADS.
Once your account has been created, log in, then click the "Add Classified Item Listing" button at the bottom of the page. Complete the Classified Item Entry form. Make sure to add a detailed description and pictures.
Once you click "Save," your listing will go to our Device Reutilization Program staff for approval.
Contact Us
4301 Will Rogers Parkway, Suite 950
Oklahoma City, OK 73108
Phone: 405-967-6010
Email: atreuse@okstate.edu
Oklahoma ABLE Tech is a proud partner of the Oklahoma Health Care Authority. If you are no longer using a piece of equipment received through OHCA, please contact us to coordinate a device return.
Drop-Off Hours
Oklahoma City office: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm
Stillwater office: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Types of DME Offered
Durable Medical Equipment List
Not all items will be available in our inventory at all times. In the event your desired device is unavailable, we will place you on our waiting list.
Additional Opportunities and Grant Collaborations
Oklahoma Assistive Technology Foundation iFund Grant
Seniors 65 and older in Oklahoma, Cleveland, and Canadian counties in need of durable medical equipment (DME) may be eligible to participate in this grant. To learn more about the grant funds, or to see if you qualify, please contact the ABLE Tech Device Reutilization Office at 405-967-6010 or email atreuse@okstate.edu.
Area Agencies on Aging
Kiamichi Economic Development District of Oklahoma (KEDDO), Indian Nations Council of Governments (INCOG), and Central Oklahoma Economic Development District (COEDD) AAAs have partnered with ABLE Tech to assist with using Masonic Grant funds for residents who reside in their respective counties. Through this partnership, ABLE Tech’s Device Reutilization Program is assisting qualified recipients in the purchase of needed AT and DME.
To qualify for the Masonic Grant funds, individuals must live in one of these specific counties, be 55 years of age or older, be of low to moderate income, and have a need for AT and DME to maintain an independent lifestyle. Once the individuals no longer need the purchased equipment, it is intended for those items to be donated back to the Device Reutilization Program for use by another individual who needs such items.
- COEDD - Choctaw, Haskell, Latimer, LeFlore, McCurtain, Pittsburg, and Pushmataha Counties
- INCOG - Tulsa, Creek, and Osage Counties
- KEDDO - Hughes, Lincoln, Okfuskee, Pawnee, Pottawatomie, Payne, and Seminole Counties
To learn more about the grant funds, or to see if you qualify, please contact the ABLE Tech Device Reutilization Office at 405-967-6010 or email atreuse@okstate.edu.
Natural Disaster Emergency Plan
In the event of a flood, tornado, or other natural disaster, the Device Reutilization Program is here to help with your Assistive Technology (AT) and Durable Medical Equipment needs. Read our AT/DME Emergency Plan (PDF) to find out what we can help with in the event your AT or DME is lost or damaged in a natural disaster.