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Pumps for chronic, surgical and hard-to-heal wounds, including instillation and single-patient options. Category page →
A portable, hospital-grade negative pressure pump built for complex wounds. Alarm details and troubleshooting steps appear on the screen, so nurses can fix a leak or blockage at the bedside instead of calling for help.
Combines negative pressure with instillation: a prescribed solution is delivered into the wound bed between suction cycles to help cleanse it. Often chosen for infected or heavily sloughing wounds.
A disposable negative pressure unit meant for one patient. Useful when a reusable pump is not practical, for example after a resident goes home.
View detailsA light, battery-powered negative pressure pump with a 24-hour battery and on-screen troubleshooting tips. It runs foam, one-piece and gauze dressing kits.
View detailsFoam and gauze dressing kits, canisters and seal accessories for NPWT pumps. Category page →
A complete foam dressing kit for the portable NPWT pump. Each kit has the foam, film drape and tubing needed for one dressing change.
A pre-assembled NPWT dressing: an absorbent pad with a silicone wound-contact layer, already built into the cover film and connector. No foam cutting is needed.
View detailsGauze-based NPWT dressing with a flat drain. Gauze shapes easily into irregular wounds and comes out cleanly, with less chance of new tissue growing into it.
View detailsGauze-based NPWT dressing with a round channel drain for tunneling and undermining. The drain can go down a sinus tract or be coiled to fill an undermined area.
View detailsSoft, non-adhesive foam that soaks up exudate while keeping the wound moist. It cushions bony areas well, and a slit version fits around tubes.
View detailsThe small extras that help get and keep an airtight NPWT seal on tricky areas: skin prep, an oil emulsion contact layer and ostomy paste or barrier strips.
View detailsReplacement canisters that collect fluid removed from the wound. Pick the size that fits the pump and the amount of drainage.
Single items for building or adjusting an NPWT dressing, stocked alongside the kits.
View detailsFoam, non-powered and powered air mattresses for preventing and treating pressure injuries. Category page →
A powered mattress replacement that shifts pressure between 20 deep air cells on a set cycle and adds low air loss to keep skin cool and dry. Pressure sensing lets it respond to the resident moving.
A 7-inch powered alternating pressure mattress with low air loss for standard-size residents. It keeps changing contact points on the skin to keep pressure low and blood flowing.
A powered air system that moves air to create a fluid-like surface, so the resident sinks in and pressure spreads over more of the body. Also controls skin temperature and moisture.
An air mattress that redistributes pressure without a pump. Valves let air move between eight sectors to match each resident, so there is no motor noise, heat, power draw or pump to break.
A powered surface that slowly turns the resident from side to side, combined with immersion and true low air loss. Built for immobile residents who need pressure relief and lung support.
A mattress system that imitates a fluid air surface. It adjusts on its own to the resident's shape, weight and position, letting them sink in deeply to spread pressure.
A full electric bed and true low air loss surface in one unit. The deck goes from 7 in to 30 in, which helps with fall risk and caregiver posture.
A specialty bed that floats the resident on beads kept in motion by warm air, bringing surface pressure very low. When the air is turned off, the beads firm up around the body so staff can give care.
A five-zone foam mattress for everyday prevention. A sloped heel section takes pressure off the heels, and firm edges help with transfers.
Electric long-term-care beds with low deck heights for safer care and transfers. Category page →
An electric long-term-care bed that goes from 4 in off the floor up to 30 in, so it can be low for fall-risk residents and high for care. Antimicrobial-coated steel.
A full-position hi-lo bed with a deck from about 9 in to 27 in. It is approved for transport and can be moved at any height.
Wide, heavy-duty frames for residents of size, including models with built-in scales. Category page →
Heavy-duty electric frames in 42, 48 and 54 inch widths for residents who need more room and support. Antimicrobial coating; some models offer Trendelenburg and cardiac chair.
A bariatric frame with a built-in scale, so residents can be weighed in bed without a transfer. Offered at 750 lb and at 1,000 lb in a collapsible version.
Floor-level beds, safety enclosures and perimeter covers for residents at risk of falling. Category page →
A cover with head and foot bolsters that fits most mattresses and marks the bed edge clearly, helping reduce fall risk without being a restraint.
A bed that lowers to 2.8 in off the floor. With a floor mat beside it, a fall out of bed becomes a short roll onto the mat. It rises to 25.6 in for care.
A low bed that goes down to 3.8 in and up to 31.5 in, with cardiac chair, Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions and a choice of finishes.
A low bed that goes down to 3.9 in, with auto-contour and chair-like positions and a choice of finishes.
A padded enclosure that fits over a compatible bed for residents at very high risk of injury from a fall or an unassisted exit. Access panels let staff give care.
Pneumatic compression for DVT and lymphedema, and continuous passive motion. Category page →
A pump with soft compression garments that squeeze the legs in cycles to help keep blood moving and lower the risk of deep vein thrombosis.
A compression pump with arm or leg garments that helps move lymphatic fluid to reduce swelling and improve mobility. Can treat one limb or both.
Moves a joint through a set range of motion without the resident having to work the muscles. Fits pediatric to adult users.
View detailsGel, air and alternating-pressure cushions that protect skin while residents are up in a chair. Category page →
A gel wheelchair cushion offered in standard through bariatric widths.
An air cushion with three bladders and adjustable valves. Opening or closing the valves sets how air spreads under the resident; it refills without a pump.
A powered alternating-pressure cushion for clinical recliners, so residents at risk keep skin protection while they are out of bed. A low-shear cover helps with heat and moisture.
View detailsTilt-in-space chairs, recliners, transfer chairs and bathing seating for long-term care. Category page →
A manual tilt-in-space and reclining chair for residents who need full positioning support and frequent offloading. A tension seating system spreads pressure and lets air flow.
A tilt-in-space and reclining chair designed for simple side-to-side transfers, with the same tension seating and full positioning adjustments.
A low seat chair residents can move with their feet (or hands, with optional large wheels), with an optional rocking motion that many find calming.
A comfortable chair residents can propel with their feet or hands, helping them stay mobile and independent around the unit.
A highly adjustable comfort chair for multi-use care settings. Width, depth, tilt and recline adjust to fit residents with different size, pressure and posture needs.
View detailsA recliner built for extended care, with easy position changes that help comfort and circulation. Sizes run from standard to 850 lb bariatric.
A chair that flattens into a stretcher so one caregiver can slide a resident in and out of bed lying down, without a lift. A good option for residents with pressure injuries, pain or fear of being lifted.
A stand-assist recliner with a quiet power lift and three-position recline, operated by a simple hand control.
View detailsA sturdy shower chair in standard and heavy-duty ratings.
A wide wheeled shower commode with a 28 in seat, rated to 750 lb.
Standard, reclining and bariatric wheelchairs, walkers and transport seating. Category page →
An everyday manual wheelchair in 16, 18 and 20 inch seat widths.
A reclining wheelchair with a high back and removable elevating legrests, in standard through bariatric widths.
Heavy-duty wheelchairs from 22 to 34 inch seat widths, rated from 500 lb to 850 lb.
A front-wheeled walker in standard and heavy-duty ratings.
A transport chair that reclines into a stretcher position, crash-tested for wheelchair transport. Removable arms and shoulder supports make transfers easier.
View detailsPowered floor lifts and sit-to-stand lifts for safer resident handling. Category page →
A powered floor lift for safe transfers from bed, chair, stretcher or floor, with powered height and powered base widening.
A heavy-duty patient lift rated to 1,000 lb with a built-in scale, for safe transfers from bed, chair, stretcher or floor.
A stand-assist lift for residents who can bear some weight but struggle to stand. Heavy steel and a low base keep it steady.
Airway clearance therapy for residents who struggle to clear secretions. Category page →
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