Support Equipment:

Adjustable beds designed for patient comfort and medical care, often equipped with features such as adjustable height and side rails.

Wheelchairs:

Mobility aids for individuals with difficulty walking or those with limited mobility.

Crutches and Canes:

Assistive devices used to support walking and improve stability for individuals with injuries or disabilities.

Mechanical devices used to lift and transfer patients safely, reducing the risk of injury to both patients and healthcare providers.

Orthopedic Braces and Supports:

Devices designed to provide support and stability to injured or weakened joints, muscles, and bones.

Walking Aids:

Includes walkers and rollators to assist individuals with mobility challenges.

Footwear designed to provide support and alleviate discomfort for individuals with foot conditions or injuries.

Prosthetics and Orthotics:

Artificial limbs (prosthetics) and devices (orthotics) designed to enhance mobility and function for individuals with limb impairments.

Orthopedic Pillows and Cushions:

Provides support and comfort for patients with musculoskeletal conditions or those recovering from surgery.

Designed to reduce pressure on specific areas of the body, helping to prevent pressure ulcers in bedridden patients.

Aids for Daily Living (ADL) Equipment:

Includes devices like reachers, dressing aids, and adaptive utensils to assist individuals with daily tasks.

Oxygen Concentrators:

Provide a continuous supply of oxygen for individuals with respiratory conditions, helping improve breathing.

Assist individuals with sleep apnea by delivering continuous positive airway pressure or providing bilevel positive airway pressure.

Home Health Monitoring Devices:

Devices that allow patients to monitor certain health parameters at home, such as blood pressure monitors and glucometers.

Bathroom Safety Equipment:

Includes grab bars, shower chairs, and raised toilet seats to enhance safety in the bathroom, especially for individuals with mobility issues.

Devices designed to help individuals with hearing impairments, such as hearing aids and personal amplifiers.

Medical Alert Systems:

Emergency response systems that allow individuals to call for help in case of emergencies, providing peace of mind, especially for the elderly.

Rehabilitation and Exercise Equipment:

Includes resistance bands, therapy balls, and exercise equipment used in physical therapy and rehabilitation programs.