HME is the leading retailer of mobility and accessibility products in British Columbia. Our mission is to offer our customers only the highest quality products that will allow them to continue living in their homes for as long as possible. Many of our customers reach out to us when they are faced with the difficult decision of investing in mobility and accessibility products or considering long-term care facilities.
Proudly serving BC, HME Home Health currently operates out of 6 locations and is continually expanding. Contact one of our locations to connect with one of our team members today!
HME is committed to the long term training and education of the home medical industry professionals. We would like to assists patients, families, and trained medical professionals such as therapists, nurses, and others in making informed decisions.
HME has a large team of trained Rehab product experts at all of its locations from the Lower Mainland to Vancouver Island.
HME Accessibility is one of HME’s largest divisions, which focuses on Stairlifts, Ramps, and Vertical Platform LIfts.
HME’s LTC division is focused on providing the best product support for assisted living, retirement communities, group homes, and other providers.
Inspired by our customers, we are motivated to provide reliable pediatrics equipment to serve the needs of your child and your family.
HME has the great opportunity of working alongside great organizations through our Corporate Programs division.
HME Home Health began as a local medical equipment company, and during the past 30 years has grown to become one of the largest independent dealers of Mobility and Home Medical Equipment in BC. With over 100 staff operating out of over 75,000 s.f. in Richmond, Surrey, Victoria, Kelowna, Nanaimo, and North Vancouver. HME is a proud Canadian-owned and operated local company.
Central to HME Home Health’s core operating values is a commitment to responsible, respectful, and sustainable governance that benefits our employees, community partners, and the environment. Based on these values, HME has developed our SGI Philosophy.
HME’s SGI Philosophy includes the following three guiding principles:
HME is committed to protecting the environment through thoughtful evaluation and consistent impact mitigation of our organization’s environmental footprint.
By 2030, HME intends to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions. We are de-carbonizing all aspects of our company and working towards decoupling our business growth from our emissions.
HME endeavours to follow established best practices concerning our business needs and commits to the following policies to minimize our impact on the environment and to reach net zero by 2030:
HME is committed to working closely with our First Nations Communities, on whose traditional land we have the honor of operating our business. Our commitment is three-fold based on the following principles:
Key to our commitment to First Nations Communities is respect. While working on First Nations Land, we operate our business through an Indigenous-Led approach. We respect the sovereignty of the First Nations Governments and actively take direction from First Nations Communities regarding the support and equipment their community members may require. In addition, we respect the traditions and culture of the First Nations communities. Therefore, we aim to provide culturally sensitive care through the provision of essential medical equipment for all community members.
We will work to advocate alongside our First Nations partners to government funding agencies to ensure that First Nation’s community members receive the most appropriate medical equipment to ensure that all Indigenous communities have better health outcomes.
HME is committed to reconciliation with First Nations Communities through the education of our staff on the historical injustices that many Indigenous persons faced. All HME staff complete cultural-sensitive care training through the certified completion of the Aboriginal Health: For the Next Seven Generations for the Children program.
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104-3577 194 ST,
Surrey, BC V3Z 1A5
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1484 Rupert Street North Vancouver, BC V7J 1E9
HME’s Social Commitment applies internally and externally and guides our interactions with our employees and our greater community.
Internally, HME is committed to responsible, respectful hiring and retention policies. Additionally, with a valued focus on diversity and inclusion, we actively look to incorporate differing life experiences and beliefs in an effort to serve our varied clientele better.
From this policy, HME has grown a diversified team of professionals, including a Senior Leadership Team that is 62.5% female and a management team that is 55% female. In addition, our entire team of employees includes 55% who are visible minorities, and we have twenty-two different languages spoken by our team members allowing us to serve many of our clients in their native tongue.
Externally, HME is committed to social causes that better the communities that we live, work, and play in. From our staff volunteering their time with amazing community organizations like Variety – the Children’s Charity, to ongoing financial donations to various charitable causes such as Canucks’ Place, Ronald McDonald House, PADs, the Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre, First Nations Child, and Family Caring Society of Canada, Vancouver Aboriginal Child and Family Services Society and many others. HME has also developed the ‘HME Gives Back’ Grant, awarded monthly by a committee of our employees to deserving recipients to assist in funding essential medical equipment they otherwise would not be able to afford.
Furthermore, HME is committed to supporting other locally owned businesses by working closely with Canadian and B.C.-owned suppliers whenever possible. By creating and supporting local, enduring jobs in our communities, we can help to build strong, resilient neighborhoods for all.