Quick answer: Home medical-equipment rental prices in Delhi NCR depend on the exact model, rental duration, security deposit, transport, installation and the accessories supplied. As of 6 October 2026, selected Sanjeevia one-month rentals start at ₹1,800 for a standard manual wheelchair, ₹2,300 for a Manual Semi Fowler Bed, ₹3,500 for a Basic BiPAP machine, ₹3,800 for a Philips EverFlo 5L oxygen concentrator and ₹4,700 for a 5-parameter patient monitor. The final choice must match the prescription and care plan, not only the lowest price.
Medical-equipment rental prices in Delhi NCR
The table below uses current Sanjeevia product records checked on 6 October 2026. A six-month figure is the monthly charge when the equipment is booked for six months. Transport and security deposit are shown separately so families can estimate the amount required at the start.
| Equipment example | 1 month | 6-month rate per month | Purchase price | Transport | Refundable deposit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manual Wheelchair, Standard | ₹1,800 | ₹1,440 | ₹6,000 | ₹1,000 | ₹1,000 |
| Manual Semi Fowler Bed, ABS Rails | ₹2,300 | ₹1,840 | ₹20,500 | ₹2,000 | ₹3,000 |
| Basic BiPAP Machine, S Mode | ₹3,500 | ₹2,800 | ₹24,000 | ₹750 | ₹12,000 |
| Philips EverFlo 5L Oxygen Concentrator | ₹3,800 | ₹3,040 | ₹65,000 | ₹1,000 | ₹15,000 |
| 5-Parameter Patient Monitor | ₹4,700 | ₹3,760 | ₹21,500 | ₹750 | ₹10,000 |
Compare the full hospital-bed range, oxygen-support equipment and CPAP, BiPAP and home ventilators to match the model, functions and current charges to the prescription and care plan.
Prices and stock can change. The quoted model, accessories and clinical capabilities matter. For example, a basic S-mode BiPAP is not equivalent to an ST-mode device, AVAPS device or home ventilator. A manual bed is not equivalent to a height-adjustable electric bed. Confirm the model before comparing prices.
What determines the final medical-equipment rental cost?
The monthly rate is only one part of the transaction. A complete quotation should show the following items separately:
- Rental charge: the amount charged for the agreed period.
- Security deposit: a refundable amount subject to the agreed return condition. Read Sanjeevia’s security-deposit policy.
- Transport: the charge for delivery and pickup according to the product and location.
- Installation: confirm whether assembly, testing and caregiver demonstration are included.
- Patient-contact items: masks, cannulas, tubing, filters, underpads and other hygiene-sensitive items may need to be purchased separately.
- Accessories: mattresses, battery packs, trolleys, IV poles, humidifier bottles and other parts should be itemised.
- Extension: ask how an extra week or month will be billed before the original period ends.
- Service: confirm whether repair visits and replacement during a valid rental are covered.
A ₹3,000 rental with unclear transport, accessories and service can cost more than a higher quote that includes the necessary items. Compare the complete written amount due at delivery and the complete expected cost over the likely care period.
How rental duration changes the monthly price
Longer bookings can reduce the monthly rate because delivery, inspection and administrative costs are spread over a longer period. That does not mean a six-month booking is always the best decision. A patient recovering after surgery may need equipment for only four to eight weeks, while long-term neurological or respiratory care may continue for many months.
Ask the treating team for an expected review date. Compare one-month, three-month and six-month totals, then read the extension and early-return terms. Sanjeevia’s rental policy and return and refund policy explain the current general framework. The product quotation remains the record for the exact order.
How to compare quotations fairly
Use a same-model comparison wherever possible. If the models differ, build a short specification table before comparing money.
- Write the manufacturer and exact model number.
- Record the required clinical mode or function from the prescription.
- List every included accessory and every item that must be purchased separately.
- Confirm whether the quoted unit is new, refurbished or part of a rental fleet.
- Compare rental, deposit, transport, installation and pickup.
- Ask for the breakdown and replacement process in writing.
- Confirm the delivery slot and serviceable PIN code.
- For powered equipment, verify the electricity and backup plan.
Respiratory devices deserve particular care. Oxygen flow, BiPAP mode, prescribed pressures, interface and alarm requirements are clinical details. The equipment supplier should deliver and demonstrate the prescribed device, while the treating clinician remains responsible for therapy selection and settings.
Renting versus buying
Renting may suit you when
- the expected recovery period is short or uncertain;
- the patient may need a different model after clinical review;
- you want provider-managed service during the rental;
- you need equipment quickly while planning longer-term care.
Buying may suit you when
- use is expected to continue well beyond the break-even period;
- the prescribed model is stable and unlikely to change;
- the family can manage maintenance, servicing and future resale or disposal;
- ownership is preferable for personal or infection-control reasons.
Do not calculate break-even by dividing purchase price by monthly rent alone. Add rental transport and long-term monthly charges, then compare purchase delivery, warranty, maintenance, consumables and repair risk. Hospital beds also need a compatible mattress and enough space for safe transfers. See the hospital-bed model and price guide for a detailed example.
Information to prepare before requesting a quote
A clear enquiry reduces delays and prevents unsuitable substitutions. Share:
- the equipment named in the prescription or discharge plan;
- the required model, mode, oxygen flow or bed functions;
- patient weight and mobility or transfer requirements where relevant;
- delivery PIN code, building floor, lift and doorway information;
- preferred delivery date and expected rental duration;
- the name and phone number of the caregiver receiving the equipment;
- any required backup power, oxygen or monitoring arrangement.
You can use Sanjeevia’s equipment matcher to narrow the catalogue, browse the medical-equipment shop, or request a current quotation.
Frequently asked questions
Is the security deposit part of the rental price?
No. It is a separate refundable amount governed by the order and deposit terms. Ask when and how it will be returned after pickup and inspection.
Does the monthly rate include delivery?
Not necessarily. Sanjeevia lists a separate transport charge for the examples above. Confirm whether it covers delivery, pickup or both for your address.
Why can two devices with the same general name have different prices?
Their manufacturer, clinical modes, capacity, battery, alarms, condition and included accessories may differ. Compare the exact model and specification.
Can I choose a BiPAP or oxygen flow based on price?
No. Respiratory equipment and settings must follow the treating clinician’s prescription. Price comparison begins only after the required therapy and equipment class are clear.
Are these prices guaranteed?
No. They are Sanjeevia product-record examples checked on 6 October 2026. Request a current written quote for the exact model, location and rental period.
Medical boundary: This guide explains purchasing and rental considerations. It does not select treatment, prescribe equipment or replace advice from the patient’s doctor, respiratory therapist, physiotherapist, occupational therapist or nurse.