Stephanie Druziako. Obesity is an epidemic of increasing global concern, especially in America. With more and more facilities opening to treat the growing.

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Stephanie Druziako

Obesity is an epidemic of increasing global concern, especially in America. With more and more facilities opening to treat the growing population, you need your facility to remain competitive. We believe in giving your patients the safe technology they deserve, and surprise them with a welcome environment.

To supply safe, functional, up to date equipment and software to a medical facility in order to better serve an ever growing bariatric patient population. In addition, said equipment should create a more welcoming and comfortable environment for bariatric patients.

Description Includes several handrails for various grips Measures up to 700 pounds to a 0.2 resolution 270 Patient ID Memory Manages patient data such as weight, height, BMI, ID Can all be saved on the scale or sent to a computer

Purpose Handrails and high weight capacity make this ideal for morbidly obese and unsteady patients Value Has the sleek design of average scales so that patients do not feel uncomfortable Allows for accurate recording of patient data with 270 Patient ID Memory Wheels allow for easy transportation

Cost $1, Where to buy: meter-1100kl.html 

Description 500 pound capacity waiting room chair Extra wide and deep seat High Density foam Comes in 41 different fabric or vinyl colors

Purpose Designed to fit the larger dimensions of the bariatric patient Holds a higher capacity body weight than average chairs Value Offers a comfortable and attractive seating alternative for bariatric patients Chair arms do not dig into the sides of patients Extra cushioning on the seat prevents soreness from extra weight Sleek design that doubles as a love seat for average size patients so as not to waste space More attractive design than alternative stackable bariatric chairs

Cost $ Where to buy it hair35.htm 

Describe 600 pound lift capacity Motorized high-low table with hands free foot control Goes down to 30” for wheelchair patients Steel frame

Purpose Able to support the heavier weights of bariatric patients Value Clinicians do not have to worry about their exam tables breaking under the weight Patients do not have to step up to get on like most tables since it goes very low Comes in 9 vibrant colors

Cost $2, Where to buy it xamtable8.htm 

Describe Nutritional analysis application allows nutritionists to create standards for diet Can calculate nutrient component of various foods and recipes, as well as input your own for obscure food items Purpose Software developed by nutrition professionals to keep patient nutritional information organized, updated, and confidential To make it easier for patients to understand and reach their nutrition goals

Value Highly customizable Gives nutritionists the flexibility needed to set customized diet standards for patients with complex nutritional needs Can apply standards to diet history when used in conjunction with the Vision Diet History application Cost Work with customer service representative to find right price for what you want Where to buy it software/ 

Describe 1000 lb capacity steel walker with skid resistant wheels Includes handle with break mechanism Height adjustable Includes oxygen tank holster Indoor/Outdoor use

Purpose Sturdy and stable walker for heavier patients Value Multiple hand grip angles and adjustable height for comfort and stability in larger patients Ant skid wheels prevent injuries when walking around facility Can be used for average sized patients as well Cost $ Where to buy it 

Each of the aforementioned items are specially made for bariatric patients with certain needs that many facilities do not meet. Patents no longer have to suffer the pain of chairs that squeeze their sides, scales that do not measure high enough numbers, and beds that break under the weight. The great part about these products is their versatility. They serve dual purposes, being utilized by both obese and average sized patients. I challenge you to meet the growing demands of an often misunderstood community while simultaneously improving your facility.