Taking care of your medical equipment and medical supplies is just as important as learning how to use them. Many of these devices like CPAP machines, oxygen concentrators, mobility aids, or breast pumps are used daily and become a vital part of living comfortably at home. Proper maintenance ensures your equipment lasts longer, stays safe, and supports your health every day.
Regular cleaning and care keep your devices performing at their best. When equipment isn’t properly cared for, it can lead to reduced effectiveness, higher risk of infection, or costly replacements. By following simple steps, you can extend the life of your supplies and keep them working the way they should.
Even with excellent care, medical supplies eventually wear out. Signs it may be time to replace include:
Our Help Center will guide you through expected replacement schedules for each type of equipment so you never have to guess.
We’ve gathered the best cleaning and maintenance advice from long-term customers, equipment manufacturers, and even our own employees who have seen what really works. These trusted tips will help you avoid mistakes and keep your supplies in top shape.
As the trusted local source for medical equipment and medical supplies in Utah and Idaho, we don’t just sell equipment—we help you take care of it. We also carry many care and cleaning products in-store, and our staff is always ready to help. You’re welcome to stop by and learn more about how to clean and maintain your specific equipment.
With the right maintenance, your medical devices can continue to give you the comfort, safety, and support you need every single day.
Yes, in some cases. If your equipment was purchased through Alpine Home Medical and is still under warranty, you may be eligible for repairs. Because every situation is unique, we recommend giving us a call to discuss your specific equipment. Our team will review your warranty details and let you know how we can help get your equipment repaired.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions. Use gentle soap and water unless another cleaner is recommended. Avoid bleach, alcohol, or household disinfectants unless approved, as they can damage your equipment or irritate your skin.
Look for visible wear like cracks, discoloration, or loss of performance. Most manufacturers also provide replacement schedules—for example, CPAP masks often need replacing every 3–6 months. Our team can guide you based on your equipment type.
Yes! As your trusted local source for medical supplies in Utah and Idaho, we stock a wide range of cleaning products, replacement parts, and accessories. You’re always welcome to stop by and talk with our staff about your specific situation.
Absolutely. Our employees are trained to answer questions and share tips from years of experience. Whether you need help with CPAP cleaning, mobility aids, or oxygen concentrators, we’ll make sure you feel confident caring for your equipment.
