History of Medical Scooters
In the 1970s, medical scooters gained popularity due to advancements in battery technology, which allowed them to be used outdoors.
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History of Medical Scooters
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What's A Hoyer/Patient Lift?
A Hoyer lift is a type of patient lift that is used to transfer people with limited mobility from one location to another, such as from a bed to a...
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Medical Equipment Specialist
A medical equipment specialist, also known as a durable medical equipment (DME) specialist, is an individual who is trained to help patients choose and obtain the appropriate medical equipment for...
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Should I Rent or Buy Medical Equipment
Whether to rent or buy medical equipment depends on several factors, including the nature and duration of the medical condition, the cost of the equipment, and your insurance coverage. Here...
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Benefits of Using A Knee Walker
A knee walker, also known as a knee scooter or knee roller, is a mobility aid that can provide several benefits for individuals who have a foot or ankle injury...
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Benefits of Using A Lift Chair
A lift chair is a type of recliner that has a built-in lifting mechanism that helps the user to stand up from a seated position.
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Thoughts with Dan
Hello and welcome to Thoughts with Dan, a new blog idea we came up with (mostly me) where I share a few thoughts on different items we carry at Dahl...
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Diabetic Shoe & Medicare
Roughly 30 million Americans suffer from diabetes, of which 60 to 70% experience neuropathy; peripheral nerve damage resulting in pain, weakness, and numbness (typically in the feet and/or hands).
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Diabetic Shoe Break-In Instructions
Just like most other shoes, you will want to take some time to break in your new shoes before wearing full time.
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Why You Should Wear Slippers
No matter the occasion, type of weather, or time of year, wearing comfortable, proper-fitting footwear isn't an option - it's a necessity.
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Renting Equipment During Covid-19
Sometimes situations arise when you or a loved one may need to utilize hospital equipment such as a hospital bed, a wheelchair, a scooter, or even a patient lift. In...
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Does Medicare Cover A Lift Chair?
Yes, lift chairs are covered by Part B of your Medicare coverage. They are considered durable medical equipment (DME) used to treat certain conditions like arthritis or other balance or...
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Cost of Diabetes
Updated March 6, 2013 $245 billion: Total costs of diagnosed diabetes in the United States in 2012 $176 billion for direct medical costs $69 billion in reduced productivity After adjusting...
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