getting your home set up for medical care
  • What To Look For In The Best Pig Ultrasound Equipment

    • 21 November 2016
    In the lives of those who have pigs as livestock, making sure that swine pregnancies are as successful as possible is important, which means owners will often contact you for advice as their veterinarian. Having good ultrasound equipment available to cater to customer requests will always be a good business decision. However, performing an ultrasound on a pig can be a touchy thing if you don't have the best equipment available because of the hefty layers of fat and tissue and the pig's resistance to having you close at all.
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  • Making The Operating Room More Environmentally Friendly

    • 30 August 2016
    A major concern that has been preoccupying hospital administrations for a few years now is how to make operating rooms more environmentally friendly. The need for sterile instruments and environments results in excessive but understandable waste each year. But that leads to overstuffed landfills and stretched budgets, with equipment replacement costs and utility bills grabbing a lot of that money. Cutting down the waste is imperative, and there are ways to do that.
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  • Three Signs That You Could Need Hearing Aids

    • 19 February 2016
    If you're concerned that your ability to hear the sounds around you isn't as sharp as it used to be, there's no need to feel embarrassed. Struggles with hearing become more common through the aging process to the point at which half of people 75 years of age or older suffer from serious hearing loss. You can stop missing out on conversations with loved ones by visiting a hearing center and having your hearing evaluated.
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  • Overcoming The Challenges Of Transporting Your Mobility Scooter

    • 7 January 2016
    When you are reliant on a mobility scooter, it can be difficult to figure out how to transport the scooter from one location to another. Some cars do not have enough trunk space to fit a mobility scooter unless it is disassembled. But no matter what your situation, there is a way in which your scooter can be transported. Breaking The Scooter Down Many mobility scooters can be broken down easily into five parts so they can fit into most cars.
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  • 3 Ways To Survive Your Recovery From Foot Surgery

    • 7 September 2015
    If you are about to have foot surgery, then you are going to need help getting around. After having surgery, you are not allowed to put much weight on your foot. It helps to prepare in advance to make the transition go smoothly. Here are three ways to survive your recovery from foot surgery. Maintain Mobility Your doctor will put you on non-weight bearing instructions for a few weeks after surgery.
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