Definition : Footstools that include a tubular metallic structure, typically with the shape of an inverted U (handrail), that facilitates patient equilibrium while standing on the footstool. The handrail height is typically more than 75 cm (30 inches). Handrail footstools are used for patient safety (e.g., to help patient get off crutches and get into bed); sometimes they are also used as support for exercise.
Brandt Industries is a family owned medical supplies manufacturer who provides wholesale medical equipment to facilites, offices and individual medical professionals around the world.As a multi-million dollar company, Brandt Industries has grown to become a dynamic leading supplier in the medical supplies industry for more than 70 years.
Briggs Healthcare has grown to be one of the largest privately held manufacturers and distributors of medical documentation, charting systems and healthcare products
The Hausmann corporate mission has always included making the finest quality products and delivering the best possible service to our customers. The pursuit of this goal includes maintaining a plant with the best available technology. However, it is the human component that ultimately determines the level of quality produced.
Tri W-G was established in 1967, and has become the leading manufacturer in Motorized Rehab Treatment Equipment; namely, parallel bars, mat, treatment, and tilt tables. Building on our core strengths of quality and using engineering's most up-to-date technologies, has resulted in uniquely innovative value-added products, with worldwide recognition.
Winco has been a leader in the manufacturing of furnishings. Attention to detail and quality continue to be the cornerstones on which we design and manufacture all of our products.
Thanks to advancing technology, marketing a medical practice online doesn't have to be costly and confusing. In fact, it can be distilled down into four basic steps that anyone can take. These are: (1) Creating a viable, enhanced practice website, (2) utilizing techniques to be found by patients online, (3) engaging in social media and mobile health apps, and (4) monitoring your online reputation. We'll discuss these in this whitepaper as well as the best practices for each.
If your practice website only tells visitors about your practice, then it's not doing all it should.Websites that convert visitors to patients all use certain elements to ensure their online success. A mix of SEO tips, good marketing strategy, and tested usability features, here's the eight must-haves for your medical practice website.
Tackling administrative challenges in healthcare enterprises often means big resource commitments that take years to pay off. But on-call scheduling technology can reverse that equation, delivering impressive ROI from a relatively modest investment of time and money.
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