Electric / Semi-Fowler Hospital Bed
An adjustable patient bed designed to support comfortable positioning and day-to-day care at home. Depending on the model, the backrest and leg section can be adjusted manually or electrically.
Medical equipment for home care
Explore medical equipment options to support patient care and comfort at home. Our team can help you understand the available options based on your requirements.
Patient beds & mobility support
Anti-Bedsore Air Mattress
A pressure-relieving mattress designed to help reduce prolonged pressure on the skin for patients who spend extended periods in bed. It is commonly used as part of a wider pressure-care plan.
Wheelchair
A mobility aid that helps patients move around the home or attend appointments when walking is difficult. Models may be suitable for indoor use, transport or longer periods of sitting.
Walker
A walking support frame that can provide additional stability for people with reduced balance or strength. The appropriate type and height should be selected with professional guidance.
Commode Chair
A portable toileting aid for patients who have difficulty reaching or using a regular bathroom. Some models include a removable bucket and armrests.
Patient Transfer / Lifting Aid
Equipment such as transfer boards or patient lifts that can assist caregivers when repositioning or transferring patients. Selection depends on mobility and care requirements.
Respiratory & oxygen support
Oxygen Concentrator
A powered device that concentrates oxygen from surrounding air and delivers supplemental oxygen through prescribed tubing or accessories. Use only at the flow rate and duration advised by a clinician.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Oxygen Cylinder with Regulator
A stored oxygen supply used when prescribed, including when a portable or backup supply is required. Cylinder size and accessories must be matched to the patient's needs.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
BiPAP Machine
A non-invasive ventilation device that provides two levels of air pressure to support breathing in selected patients. Use only following medical assessment and prescription.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
CPAP Machine
A device that provides continuous positive airway pressure and is commonly prescribed for conditions such as obstructive sleep apnoea. Mask type and pressure settings require clinical guidance.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Suction Machine
A device used to remove secretions from the airway or oral cavity when a patient cannot clear them effectively. Use requires appropriate training and professional instructions.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Nebulizer
A device that converts prescribed liquid medication into a fine mist for inhalation when nebulised treatment is recommended by a clinician.
Monitoring & diagnostic devices
Multiparameter Patient Monitor
A bedside monitor that can display selected vital signs such as pulse rate, oxygen saturation, blood pressure and, depending on the model, ECG and respiratory rate.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Pulse Oximeter
A fingertip device that estimates blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂) and pulse rate. Readings should be interpreted in context and do not replace clinical assessment.
Digital Blood Pressure Monitor
A device used to measure blood pressure at home. Correct cuff size, positioning and measurement technique are important for reliable readings.
Glucometer
A handheld device used to measure blood glucose from a small blood sample, typically using a test strip and lancet. Compatible strips and proper technique are required.
Digital Thermometer
A device used to measure body temperature. Different models may measure temperature orally, under the arm or at the forehead/ear.
ECG Machine
A diagnostic device that records the electrical activity of the heart. A 12-lead ECG may be used when requested by a doctor; results should be reviewed by a qualified clinician.
Infusion & clinical care equipment
Infusion Pump
A controlled delivery device used to administer prescribed fluids or medications at a programmed rate. It requires trained setup, monitoring and clinical supervision.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Syringe Pump
A device that delivers small, controlled volumes of medication from a syringe at a set rate. It is used in specific clinical situations under professional supervision.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Examination / Procedure Light
A focused light source that helps healthcare professionals carry out examinations and selected procedures in a home-care setting.
Medical Suction Accessories & Consumables
Supporting items such as suction tubing, collection jars, filters and compatible accessories. These must match the equipment model and be replaced according to manufacturer guidance.
Selection and use must follow clinical advice and the manufacturer's instructions.
Equipment suitability depends on the patient's condition and professional advice. Models, specifications and availability are confirmed when you enquire.
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