Apria Healthcare is one of the nation’s leading providers of home respiratory services and certain medical equipment, including oxygen therapy, inhalation therapies, sleep apnea treatment, enteral nutrition and negative pressure wound therapy. Apria owns and operates more than 300 locations throughout the United States and serves more than 1.8 million patients each year. Call us for assistance to track your supplies, with billing questions or for any service-related need.
Hours
| Friday | 9AM–12PM, 1–4PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | 9AM–12PM, 1–4PM |
| Tuesday | 9AM–12PM, 1–4PM |
| Wednesday | 9AM–12PM, 1–4PM |
| Thursday | 9AM–12PM, 1–4PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 221 E Gobbi St, Ukiah, CA 95482 Phone: (707) 468-9242 Website: http://www.apria.com/
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Review Summary
Shari griffin
Did not get a call I waited to call on Monday May 21 nothing processed!
Leslie H. Smyth
The corporate policies are neither patient nor service oriented.
Leslie H. Smyth
I have used Apria to supply life support oxygen for over 10 years and for apnea supplies for less time. The only reason I gave Apria three stars is the staff at the local Apria office. They do their utmost to help me all they are able. However, I generally have to go into the office directly if I want to speak to a local person because of the automated and totally non-user friendly phone system. Due to health, that is not always easy anymore.The corporate policies are neither patient nor service oriented. An example is shifting oxygen deliveries from a weekly to monthly basis with NO notice to the patient, myself. In the past the billing department sent my account to a collection agency for non-payment totally ignoring that Medicare, which they accept, pays a portion of the Medicare allowable charges and supplemental insurance pays the rest. This harassment ended finally when I spoke with my local Congress person about the violation of Medicare regulations and has not recurred. But Apria Billing was totally non-responsive to me. I could continue, but this is sufficient to give an idea of the general attitude which is corporate policy, NOT the local staff, which is limited in what they are allowed to do.I realize that Apria will be unable to respond to these comments, but I still felt it necessary to make them. It may be ridiculous, but I still hope there might be some reform and change within corporate policy making. If I could I would change suppliers, but there is no other game in town: rural Northern California. So I am stuck.
Lori Ludquist
Called, after numerous press-this requests, got a person in a call center who didn’t seem to understand the question. I asked about what was needed to get a temporary tank for my mother who was evacuated due to fire. When I explained that the doctor’s office was evacuated, also DUE TO FIRE, they said, Well, uh…we can…uh…process the request…uh…once we get the…uh…prescription. So, essentially, SOL if the power goes out again.
Shari griffin
Awful! Dr sent order on May 4, the following week I call on Tuesday stated no order received yet..,.. called Dr. Office they did sent it in May 4.. on May 10, I went to Dr office and they gave me order which I took to Apria and yhry told me someone will call me that it is being processed. Did not get a call I waited to call on Monday May 21 nothing processed! You get a call center when you call! They told me they will expridiate the order!!! Over two weeks still no equipment! Never again I will go to the Rohnert Park medical supply the owners run it and has great reviews!Update June 7 2018Still no wheelchair! Over a month !