1. Axillary Crutches These are the most commonly used crutches, also known as underarm crutches. They provide support by resting under the armpits and are adjustable to fit individuals of different heights.

4. Specialized Beds Certain medical conditions require specific bed types, like bariatric beds for heavier patients or therapeutic beds designed to minimize pressure ulcers. These beds may have additional features tailored to the patients' needs.

- Removable Bucket A chair with a removable, easy-to-clean bucket is essential for maintaining hygiene. Consider units that have a lid for added odor control.

3. Style and Design

The safety and well-being of patients are paramount in healthcare settings. Modern medical equipment is designed with advanced safety features to minimize risks associated with medical procedures. For example, infusion pumps now come equipped with alarms that alert healthcare providers in case of medication errors or equipment malfunctions. Such safeguards are essential in reducing the incidence of adverse events and enhancing patient safety.

The oval potty seat is designed to fit securely on most standard toilet bowls. This versatility makes it a practical choice for families with multiple bathrooms or those frequently visiting friends or relatives. Parents won’t have to worry about carrying a bulky potty chair; instead, they can simply bring the oval seat along for a convenient potty experience wherever they go. The easy-to-install nature of the seat ensures that it's a hassle-free addition to any bathroom.