Here is a bed made especially for the physically impaired. Maybe even hospitals could benefit from it if given the chance. The Dignity Bed seems more like a hospital bed that comes with a built-in toilet of sorts, a solution which should address people who have to go but have restrictions in doing so.
Designed by Edna Thomas, this is an anti-bacterially protected and is easy to wipe and clean. As for the built-in toilet, waste is cont
This odd looking chair may not carry the funky designs nor something special but this medical chair secretly offers something else. While sitting is a given, it can also perform diagnosis on patients.
Sensors are spread all over the chair and patients can be diagnosed once they sit on it. This is one chair that could become useful in hospitals or clinics, especially the patients who have to deal with long queues before a physician actually checks them out.
We would perhaps be careful when it comes to touching public doors for hygiene and health protection issues and the Sanidoor may yet address the need of being safe when using public toilets. With the Sanidoor, doors are automatically opened through a swipe of your hand.
Sanidoor is meant to be used for public bathrooms in restaurants or hospitals, or maybe even your own home. Currently the Sanidoor site boasts a slew of merchants who already are using their technology.
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Best Bath Systems has announced a 30 year limited warranty on all fiberglass reinforced safe bathing shower and bathtub products. They are manufactured to match the life of the building and exceed ANSI standards for strength and durability.
They are ideally suited for the bathing needs of private residences, hospitals, independent living communities, and university dormitories where safety and accessibility are of the utmost concern. All bathing units are designed and manufactured
Valued at $115,000, Sleep Experts has donated 120 mattresses to the Ronald McDonald House, a cause that likewise solicits your help. Aside from this donation, they are welcoming other necessities for the Ronald McDonald House of Dallas families.
Other needs that include toiletries, office and kitchen supplies, toys and gift cards are being solicited and can be dropped off at any of its 34 mattress stores through the end of July.
Sleep Experts supports the D/FW community through partnerships with more than 20 area nonprofit organizations that nurture and care for chil
Beds are not plainly for the ones who would need time to relax or simply to lay on. Apparently, even the unhealthy and addicts (drugs and alcohol) need their share of getting good beds.
From past posts on Bedzine, we have posted about the lack of bed in hospitals. Apparently this has gone as far as affecting rehabilitation
One thing you will notice about change in the healthcare industry is that they have added that touch of interior designing touch to appease the overall setting that hospitals and other healthcare institutions want to project these days. While this resort is not something that is bound to make any difference, the
Exercise Bed
Exercise is something that not too many people are quite fond about especially when they are in bed. Normally, beds that can help people with deficiencies normally in the hospitals are given specialized beds to assist them and avoid movement in times of pain. But these days, pain is not rest
This has been a standing issue. Many people are getting sick by the day and the thing that comes into mind is that of hospitals being able to accommodate incoming patients for admission. While some
