Exam gloves, also known as surgical gloves or medical gloves, have long been a staple in clinical settings such as hospitals, dental offices and outpatient clinics. They’ve also been a staple in other professions such as mechanic shops and food industries. These disposable, single-use gloves are designed to protect the wearer from contact with someone…
DetailsContinuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machines are commonly prescribed to patients diagnosed with obstructive sleep apnea. When correctly fitted and used properly, these machines can dramatically improve the quality of life for those with sleep apnea while reducing the risk of serious, life-threatening side effects and complications. As with all medical equipment, cleanliness is critical when…
DetailsThe novel coronovirus, also known as COVID-19, is a serious viral illness that’s transmitted through respiratory droplets. These droplets are continuously produced whenever a person talks, coughs or sneezes, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that “some people without symptoms (asymptomatic) may be able to spread virus” without ever realizing they’re infected. While we anxiously…
DetailsNebulizers are small medical machines that convert liquid into a fine mist that can be inhaled through a aerosol mask or small mouthpiece. Powered by either a built-in battery or a standard household outlet, nebulizers are commonly used to deliver medications for respiratory conditions such as asthma, COPD and cystic fibrosis. How Do Nebulizers Work? All…
DetailsBenefits & Advantages of Lift Chairs If you or a loved one finds getting in and out of a chair challenging, you might want to consider getting a powered lift chair. These popular chairs combine the style and comfort of a traditional recliner with a remote-controlled concealed motor and lift mechanism that takes the strain out…
DetailsOxygen therapy is a common treatment used for people with medical conditions that negatively impact their ability to take oxygen from the air, such as COPD, cystic fibrosis or severe asthma. Two of the most common delivery methods for medical oxygen are through liquid oxygen-filled metal canisters, and though a portable or in-home oxygen…
DetailsMedical equipment can be costly to purchase, particularly if you’re on a fixed income or your insurance provider doesn’t cover the devices you need. Renting a mobility device, patient lift and other medical equipment can be a great solution for many consumers. Here’s four reasons why you should consider renting or leasing from our Phoenix,…
DetailsCPAP Machines Provide Drug-Free Relief From Sleep Apnea An estimated 22 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea, a common medical condition that’s characterized by interrupted breathing patterns during sleep. People who suffer from sleep apnea often choke or gasp for air while sleeping, and they can stop breathing up to 30 times or more per hour.…
DetailsPatient lifts are mechanical devices are designed to make moving a patient easier, safer and more comfortable for everyone. These specialized medical lifts come in a wide range of styles including stationary ceiling-mounted track lifts, portable sling lifts and sit-to-stand patient lifts. Some patient lifts use hydraulic power to raise and lower the patient, while other systems…
DetailsFully electric hospital beds may make it easier for you or a loved one to receive health care in your home, instead of moving into a nursing facility. Is a hospital bed right for you? Continue reading to understand your options. Professional Medical Grade Equipment Electric hospital beds can be a life-changing upgrade for many…
DetailsFalls are one of the leading causes of injury and death among older adults. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four adults aged 65 and older suffer from at least one fall every year, and a senior dies from fall-related injuries every 20 minutes in the United States. Falls are by…
DetailsUnless you’re playing a contact sport that involves plenty of padded gear, falling down is something you’ll want to avoid. Not only can trips, slips, and spills be painful (and perhaps a bit embarrassing), but falls often lead to serious — and costly — injuries. One in Five Falls Results in Serious Injury According to…
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