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Hello. My name is Anna, and I work as a visiting nurse. I take care of people who need care in their homes. Sometimes it is temporary, and sometimes my patients are permanently home bound. I have discovered that patients can avoid a great deal of stress, and often save money, by having medical supplies delivered. This avoids having to rely on someone else to get what is needed, and it also helps the patient keep track of supplies. When patients have a regular order, they can be assured of not running out. Having supplies delivered makes a lot of sense, and I can tell you how to do it.

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Why Add A Folding Rail To A Stair Lift?

Posted on June 14, 2022

When you start to research suitable stair lifts for your home, it's worth looking at additional features and accessories that make lifts safer and easier to use. For example, you might want to add a folding rail on some staircases. How do these rails work? What are their advantages?  What Are Folding Rails? Stair lifts run on rails that sit at the side of your stairs. The lift runs up and down these rails. [Read More]

Keys to Buying Optimal Lift Chairs for Medical Purposes

Posted on February 14, 2022

Lift chairs are considered medical devices that help people get in and out of said furniture. If you are planning to buy one for yourself, be sure to look over these things so you can make a great selection that's free of regrets. See What Positions are Appropriate for Your Needs Lift chairs can be designed to support different positions depending on what the user is trying to gain. This is an aspect you need to get right from the start so that this lift chair continues to serve your medical needs for the foreseeable future. [Read More]

Dealing With Stiff Joints Or Other Disabilities? Why You Need A Lift Chair

Posted on July 15, 2021

As you begin to age, you may notice that your joints aren't as supple or as flexible as they used to be. This is quite common because the aging process often causes there to be less lubrication inside of your joints and the cartilage separating the joints starts to thin out. This can have some uncomfortable side effects, namely joint pain or an inability to spring into motion quite as quickly as you did before. [Read More]

3 Treatment Options For Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Posted on February 10, 2021

According to the American Sleep Apnea Organization, 22 million Americans suffer from a sleep disorder called obstructive sleep apnea (OSA). This type of sleep apnea happens when the throat muscles relax during sleep. When the throat muscles relax, the upper airway becomes obstructed, which prevents a person from breathing normally as they sleep. Symptoms often include loud snoring and intermittent pauses in breathing. Some people with OSA wake up gasping and choking. [Read More]