Category: Medical Equipment
What To Look For In Mobility Scooters
For people with arthritis, chronic illness, or other mobility issues, a scooter can be a wonderful asset to help get around and live your life. A mobility scooter can be more ideal for some people as opposed to a cane or a walker, since scooters don’t require the same kind of balance. You may think that they’re a bulky, awkward…
Monitoring Your BP With A Blood Pressure Machine
The use of a blood pressure machine is important for keeping tabs on your blood pressure — especially if there is a history of blood pressure issues in your family. Blood is the transport system of the body, delivering essentials to each cell and removing waste products. It has serious health implications if this system is affected through increased or…
Affordable Medical Supply Is Much More Than A Wheelchair Store
Wheelchairs are just one of the many medical supplies available in our store, we’re committed to providing you and your family with all the quality supplies you need. We believe quality products help improve your quality of life, or the quality of life of someone you care about. We are more than just a wheelchair store, we carry a variety…
How To Care For Your CPAP Machine
Sleep apnea affects nearly 22 million people across the country, yet it goes as one of the most un-talked about conditions. If you are one of the millions of people who require a Continuous Positive Airway Pressure (CPAP) machine, it is crucial to keep your machinery clean. Sleep Apnea Facts With sleep apnea affecting so many people across the U.S.,…
Pay It Forward With Medical Supply And Equipment
YOU MAY NOT REALIZE THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES OR INDIVIDUALS THAT ARE SUFFERING BECAUSE THEY DO NOT HAVE THE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT OR SUPPLIES THAT ARE NEEDED. Some individuals may not even realize the help that is available in the community because they are what many have labeled as “shut ins”. This is a term used for those individuals that may…
Transferring Patients And Safety Measures
There are many reasons that a patient can become limited in mobility. Common instances include a disability, aging individuals and those suffering with bariatric conditions. A transfer refers to the movement of an individual from one specific place (or surface) to another. The purpose of this article is to help you understand the safe processes of patient transfers and how…
Local Provider vs Internet Sales – A Guide For Family Caregivers
Gone are the days when you could only buy home medical equipment at a local store. Now, there are hundreds of online medical equipment providers who stock a wide range of medical equipment and supplies. For family caregivers, online stores may present a seemingly more convenient and quicker option, but the reality is that local providers will provide better services…
Discharges And Medical Equipment
No one looks forward to a hospital stay, most everyone looks forward to the day they are discharged and get to go back home. Whether you live in a private home, assisted living facility or Independent living, the day you get to go home should be met with a sense of rehabilitation after your stay. In most cases, the need…
Dementia, Memory Loss, And Hospital Beds
Dementia occurs in many different forms. It is a general term that describes a decline in mental ability to the extent where it interferes with daily life. While the most common form of dementia is Alzheimer’s disease, there are many others. For example, another common type of dementia is Vascular dementia which occurs after a stroke. Dementia is often associated…
Patient Lifts And Choosing The Correct Sling
In many instances, a patient with limited mobility will need the assistance of a patient lift with a sling. These devices help caregivers transfer patients from the bed, to a chair, to a wheelchair and more. Why Do Patients Need Slings? There are several instances where the use of patient lifts are necessary- they allow for the safe lifting and…
