20Jul
29Jun
Nitro Duet Rollator and Transport Chair
The Nitro Duet combines the features of a rollator and transport chair into one unit. The user can ambulate independently or be pushed safely by a caregiver The tool-free two-position contoured backrest is reversible depending on whether you are using the Nitro Duet as a rollator or transport chair Back support height easily adjusts with tool-free buttons Caster fork design and large 10" front casters enhances turning radius and rolling comfort Cross-brace design allows for side-to-side folding and added stability ...
15Jun
Learning about Lift Chairs
Did you know that using a lift chair for your home can bring numerous benefits and enhance your overall well-being? First and foremost, a lift chair provides exceptional comfort and support, allowing you to relax in a seated position that is customized to your preferences. Its built-in lifting mechanism assists individuals with limited mobility by gently raising them to a standing position, reducing the risk of falls or strain. This feature is particularly valuable for older adults or those recovering...
29May
What is a Nebulizer
What is a Nebulizer?
With winter on it's way there is expected to be a rise in occurance of respiratory illnesses. Seek direction from a medical doctor if you feel that you may benefit from nebulizer treatments. A nebulizer changes liquid medicine into fine droplets (in aerosol or mist form) that are inhaled through a mouthpiece or mask. Nebulizers can be used to deliver many types of medicines. The medicines and moisture help control breathing problems like wheezing and help...
18May
Rollator Walkers
A person with limited mobility may not need a wheelchair, as they may still be able to get about some. A rollator walker is ideal for these individuals who can walk, but need a little help with balance and stability. This type of walker uses a sturdy metallic frame set atop three or four wheels and has a built-in seat, allowing the user to stop and sit as needed. Many models also come with attachments and accessories to make moving about easier and...
04May
ALS Awareness Month
ALS Awareness Month What is ALS? ALS is an abbreviation for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. It is a chronic degenerative disease that affects nerve cells in both the brain and spinal cord. It is also commonly known as Lou Gerhig’s disease after the legendary baseball player who eventually succumbed to the illness. The term “amyotrophic” comes from the Greek language and translates to “no muscle nourishment,” referring to the deterioration of muscle control that occurs with ASL. Nerve transmission follows a path from...
05Jan
National Blood Donor Awareness Month
National Blood Donor Month has taken place each January since 1970. Donating blood saves many lives and improves health for many people. Blood donations are needed all over the world to ensure individuals and communities have access to safe and quality-assured blood and blood products in both normal and emergency situations. It can help patients suffering from life-threatening conditions live longer and with a higher quality of life and supports complex medical and surgical procedures. According to the World Health...
16Dec
Symptoms of a Stroke
Symptoms of a Stroke A stroke is caused by blockage or interruption of blood flow into or inside of the brain. Without a constant supply of oxygen, the tissue starts to die. Unless prompt medical treatment is given the sufferer may die or be left with permanent disability. Quick action can make all the difference. The American Stroke Association suggests the use of the F.A.S.T. acronym to recognize the symptoms of a stroke and to seek help if seen. Please visit...
11Dec
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal Protective Equipment The volume of information we see and hear on a daily basis regarding the Covid-19 pandemic can be overwhelming. It has become increasingly difficult for the general public to determine what is relevant to know for the protection of their families. Guidelines for the public from agencies such as the CDC and the WHO are fairly consistent and can be utilized as a trustworthy reference. These sources have stated that the use of facial coverings, efficient hand washing...
02Dec
