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MedEquip Shop rental junior rollator is designed to fit users who are 5? to 5’6?.  It features easy-to-operate ergonomic hand brakes and easy folding for storage and transport. Rollators offer great maneuverability and stability and are height adjustable for a custom fit.

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Are you traveling? Or, did your CPAP break last night? Rent a top-rated auto CPAP from MedEquip Shop. Rental machines come with tubing, and water tub. Avoid extra costs and order today! We do not perform a credit check, but a deposit is required.

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The High-Low Bed’s split-spring design incorporated into the standard low bed profile combines the easy, one-person delivery of a bed with the benefits of a low bed, most often used when injuries from falling out of bed are a concern. Universal bed ends can be used as either the headboard or footboard and are fully compatible with existing full-electric bed frame inventories.

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The SimplyGo Mini is designed to help you grow your business by giving you the ability to offer the light weight, attractive features and true reliability that today’s patients demand in a POC.

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Whether it’s a walk across the street, a ride across town, or a trip across country, a rental portable oxygen concentrator meets the portable needs of nearly all oxygen users. The non-clinical style and ease-of-use make it appealing to oxygen users. An attractive and highly functional carrying case allows you to carry it over the shoulder.

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Our rental Transport Chair is designed for safe and efficient patient transport. It lightweight frame folds and has a fold-down back, making it convenient and easy to store and transport.  Features include folding frame, footrests, nylon frame, and padded arms.

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The ADA recommends a 1:12 slope, which means that for every 1" (inch) of the vertical rise, there should be at least 1' (foot or 12") of ramp length (5 degrees of incline). For example A 6" rise requires a minimum ramp length of 6'.

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The ADA recommends a 1:12 slope, which means that for every 1" (inch) of the vertical rise, there should be at least 1' (foot or 12") of ramp length (5 degrees of incline). For example A 6" rise requires a minimum ramp length of 6'.