Marx Medical helps you easily purchase or rent medical equipment and supplies, including scooters, wheelchairs, lift chairs, bathroom safety products, hospital beds, and other mobility equipment in Philadelphia, and parts of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jersey. Our technicians are certified to repair all types of mobility equipment, hospital beds, and oxygen concentrators.
Premier Businesses in Philadelphia, PA
- • Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling
- • Framing & Drywall Repairs
- • Basement Renovations & Finishing
- • Bring Your Own Bottle-Cash Only
- • Steak Tartare
- • Blanquette de Veau
- • Pet Funeral Services
- • Large Selection Of Urns
- • Many Styles Of Keepsake Necklace Urns
- • Oil Changes For All Makes & Models
- • Full-Service Foreign Car Care Specialist
- • Fuel System Check
Things To Do in Philadelphia, PA
Mütter Museum
Learn about the history of medicine at the Mütter Museum. This unique museum showcases a collection of attractions like medical oddities and artifacts, wax models, antique equipment and anatomical and pathological specimens. See the 200-year-old history of modern American medicine traced out before your very eyes, as well as current breakthroughs in the field.
Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom
Less than an hour and a half away from downtown Philadelphia, Allentown’s Dorney Park & Wildwater Kingdom is a popular nearby amusement and water park. Ride on the eight roller coasters (including the ninth longest steel roller coaster in the world!), enjoy the dozens of carnival-themed rides and cool down as you slide down the 22 water slides into pools of water recreation fun.
Love Park
Joggers, bikers and skaters will love Love Park, also known as the John F Kennedy Plaza. Famous for its large LOVE sculpture, Love Park brings together concrete and greenery in a harmonious outdoor marriage. This mixed-use urban park features a large single spout fountain, large granite walk areas and benches.
Mütter Museum
Learn about the history of medicine at the Mütter Museum. This unique museum showcases a collection of attractions like medical oddities and artifacts, wax models, antique equipment and anatomical and pathological specimens. See the 200-year-old history of modern American medicine traced out before your very eyes, as well as current breakthroughs in the field.