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All equipment Loan, Demonstration, Reuse, and Donation activity will be handled on a case by case basis, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. Call your local office if you have questions or need assistance: ► Kearney (308) 440-8000 ► Omaha (402) 979-0142 ► Lincoln (531) 207-2226 Lincoln equipment drop off and pick up has relocated from N. 27th Street. New address is 500 S. 84th Street. Our staff is available by appointment only-to schedule call (531) 207-2226Learn more about ATP's equipment reuse
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► What is the FUTURE impact of reuse and why is it important?
Increases the independence of consumers: Being able to access equipment (not covered by insurance, ineligible for funding, or no available funding) makes it possible for Nebraskans to be independent at home, school, and work.
Protects our environment: Every year over 2 MILLION TONS of medical waste is produced in the United States. This waste fills up our landfills and pollutes our ground water and air.
A network member says, "This group is definitely making a difference for equipment reuse in Nebraska!
Contact the Network:
1. Do you need equipment or do you have equipment to donate?
• To search equipment availability or to donate equipment, find a network partner near you listed below and visit at4all.com (Some network partners have their equipment listed and you will have access to other options.)
2. Do you have equipment that is no longer usable?
• Contact the Nebraska Recycling Council
The Council's Nebraska Recycling Guide is a premier reuse and recycle resource where you can search by types of materials, drop off locations, and locate other resources.
3. Does your organization or agency want to be a Reuse Network partner?
• Explore network membership by calling (531) 207-2226
► More information 
ReUse Network Brochure
Find a ReUse Partner near you!
Reuse is the term used to refer to recycled, reused, or repaired durable medical equipment (DME), adapted devices, or assistive technology.
Nebraska's ReUse Network has been hard at work since 2005. A statewide Nebraska Equipment Drive collected and shipped donations to hurricane Katrina survivors. Individuals who needed equipment after they had to evacuate or were injured during the storm, benefited from a donation of 100 wheelchairs, 162 walkers, 29 hospital beds and a variety of other items.
Thank you to our ReUse Partners who assist in the exchange of equipment:
The ReUse Network supported by:
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