Furniture & Mobility Devices

A category of devices for providing comfort and mobility to patients. While many devices under this category are not as invasive or high tech as the other categories we list, they come with their own unique challenges and requirements.

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Hospital Beds

Hospital Beds

Complex devices that are often outfitted with a variety of modern features for increased patient comfort, monitoring patient movement, or emergency functions for easier CPR.
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Trolleys & Carts

Trolleys & Carts

This can include patient trolleys used for transporting patients outside of healthcare settings as well as other devices used for transporting medical items.
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Mobility Aids

Mobility Aids

These are any devices that assist a patient’s movement, from simple walking frames and crutches to high-tech, powered standing wheelchairs.
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Patient Hoists

Patient Hoists

Mechanical devices used for safely lifting and manoeuvring patients with limited mobility. Given the risk of falling, these are design and engineered to hold the weight of a person.
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Furniture & Mobility Devices

There are a large variety of healthcare-specific furniture and mobility devices, and they are more complicated than one might think. Even something as simple as a bed can be very high-tech, with incorporated monitoring systems and emergency care functions.

These devices also have more rigorous requirements compared to their mundane equivalents, as they are considered medical devices. For example, these devices must be designed in a way that facilitates effective disinfection and they must also be constructed from materials that are able to withstand the disinfection practices used in healthcare environments. If the device is electrically powered, then it must meet standards that are stricter than those for electrically powered devices outside of healthcare. In addition, it must be verified that the materials used are non-toxic, and that the device will perform its function as described by the manufacturer.

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