Used Home Care Equipment

Portable particulate air filter devices.

Bed with electrically controlled inflatable air cushions.

Inflatable mattresses designed for pressure relief.

Airway pressure alarms signaling ventilation failure.

Devices which detect breathing stops (apnea).

Secretion removal from patient's air passages to allow ventilation.

Audio/visual warning system tracking movements of unattended patients.

Pediatric beds for intensive care or transport within medical facility.

A device which measures bilirubin concentration in blood samples, or non-invasivelly.

Data recorders/storage systems for blood pressure monitoring in ambulatory patients.

Automatic electronic non-invasive blood-pressure meters and monitors, also other non-invasive parameters.

Physiologic analyzers and scales which assess human body fat composition. These devices may determine body composition based on fat / fat free two component methods, or on several component methods.

Disposable, handheld testing devices used to determine total cholesterol level from whole blood.

Bedside carbon dioxide respiratory monitors.

CPAP unit (Continuous Positive Airway Pressure) for delivering positive pressure.

A cart used to transfer various sized medical gas cylinders (bottles). It is used both in the medical institution, as well as in home care environment.

Radio frequency high power generator for tissue heating.

Electronic infrared thermometers.

Systems intended for cerumen removal from the ears, by means of irrigation and suction.

Scanners that analyze and display recorded data from ECG holters/recorders.

Bicycle ergometers.

A device used for physiotherapy exercise and rehabilitation.

Enteral feeding pumps.

Electronic fetal monitors with antepartum and intrapartum applications.

A miniature device which collects and amplifies audio frequencies, to enable deaf or hard-of-hearing people to hear sounds, voices and music in a rather normal way.

Devices for hemodialysis.

A device which a patient puts on his chest-wall and which mechanically oscillates to improve patient's respiratory condition.

Various types of Electric and Manual beds, Delivery beds, Pediatric beds and Stretchers.

Hyperbaric treatment chambers.

Units for heating or cooling of the body or of a localized area.

Mechanical or electronic infant scales.

Infusion pumps for general-purpose liquid delivery.

Compression devices, intermittent or sequential, for treatment of poor circulation.

A portable, self supporting pole used for hanging reservoirs and bags for intravenous solutions.

Laboratory glucose analyzers.

Supporting and fixating aids, for protecting and fixating upper and lower extremities.

User and/or attendant operated manually propelled wheelchairs.

Cylinders used to hold various gases at high pressure, both in the medical institution, as well as in home care environment

Respiration monitors for bedside use that measure concentration of different gases.

A device which uses a simple breath test to determine resting metabolic rate, VO2, speed of metabolism and caloric needs for weight maintenance.

Aerosol treatment tents.

Battery-powered wheelchairs for outdoor use, which enable crossing rougher terrain and traveling longer distances. Models have either three or four wheels.

Humidifiers for humidity and temperature control of respiratory gas flow to lungs.

Needle free injectors for anesthetic and medicament injections.

Analgesic stimulators using electrodes for transcutaneous stimulus.

Electrical pulse generator for physical therapy and diagnosis.

Oxygen concentrators which produce an oxygen-rich gas mixture.

Devices used to mix compressed air and oxygen.

Exercisers for continuous passive motion of patient's limbs.

Transfer lifts and track-mounted patient lifts.

A device for warming patients by a warmed airflow or electric pads.

A precise injector designed for fast injections of drugs, such as insulin or anti coagulants.

Data tape recorders used to record ECG in ambulatory patients.

A small portable device which continuously delivers oxygen to the patient.

Battery-powered wheelchairs for indoor and outdoor use. These electric models are heavier than manual chairs, and are suitable for users with limited upper body strength, or those who can't use self-propelled chairs.

Pulse oximeters that measure oxygenated and deoxygenated hemoglobin in arterial blood.

Patient-controlled analgesic infusion pumps.

Monitors designed to continuously measure respiration characteristics.

Scales designed to weigh patients directly from a chair or wheelchair.

Therapeutic tools for reduction of back and lower extremities pain.

Intravenous, controlled low-dose infusion pumps.

Telemetric monitors used for in the hospital setting.

Electronic thermometers with digital or analog display.

Treadmills for stress tests and rehabilitation.

Ultrasonic cleaning systems for surgical and laboratory instruments.

An electrical stimulator / ultrasound generator for physical therapy.

Ultrasound systems for physical therapy.

Portable, small, and lightweight ultrasonic scanning systems of small superficial organs.

Portable/home-care ventilators for respiratory support.

Telemedicine systems using remote telecommunications for videoconferences.

Walkers are intended to facilitate users' ambulation, intended for permanent assistance of disabled patients or for use during rehabilitation. Some are wheeled, other none-wheeled, and some models combine the walker with an integral seat.

Warming devices for blankets and other items.

Baths for therapeutic purposes.