Bringing Hope Home (BHH) is MSS’ primary chosen charity for 2018, and the next event we will support for this worthy cause is the upcoming “Great Guys Dinner” on May 3rd.

Philadelphia, PA - For the sixth consecutive year, Medical Solutions Supplier has been awarded a 2018 Top Workplaces honor by Philadelphia Media Network.

Several times a year, Medical Solutions Supplier compiles a newsletter that includes patient testimonials, industry news, clinical updates and other interesting information about our team members.

Lexington, NC - Lynn Rowe suffered with lymphedema for nine years. She had success with rehab, but when the therapy ended, her condition returned.

Green Cove Springs, FL - Billy Ledbetter had suffered for more than two years with swollen legs and feet. Months of at-home physical therapy as well as therapy outside the home were attempted to address the painful open sores and ulcers he dealt with on a daily basis.

January 22, 2018 - Medical Solutions Supplier receives letters on a daily basis from patients whose lives are made better by Lympha Press therapy.

Medical Solutions Supplier receives quality assurance forms back from patients on a regular basis, but every now and then a success story stops us in our tracks and reminds us why we do what we do. Because life can be better, we offer Lympha Press products and offer hope to some who have suffere

Medical Solutions Supplier is proud to serve as a Chic Sponsor for the Ella Bella Fashion Show, an event that supports the mission of Bringing Hope Home.

Glen Mills, PA – For the fourth consecutive year, Medical Solutions Supplier, a leading provider of home therapy equipment and supplies to treat chronic or acute medical conditions, has embarked on a charitable initiative to benefit those with breast cancer.

Sabrina Steward, 23, of Quincy, IL, has had more than 50 surgeries related to her spina bifida. In 2013, she was in the process of being evaluated for another tethered spinal cord surgery when she had a shunt malfunction, was placed on a ventilator and spent 20 days in a coma.