Innovations in Medical Equipment featuring Dignity Lifts

A live & interactive discussion co-hosted by Saleem Shah from New Hampshire Medical Supply that will explore innovations for safety, mobility and accessibility. Featuring a demo of an innovative electric toilet lift, Dignity Lifts that help you maintain your independence and dignity.

New Hampshire Medical Supply

• https://nhmedsupply.com/
• Saleem Shah Saleem@nhmedsupply.com

Dignity Lifts

• https://dignitylifts.com/
• Tom Nardone tom@priveco.com

Chat Transcript

12:11:01 Dignity Lifts - Toilet lifts help you stay independent in your home.     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : New Hampshire Medical Supply https://www.nhmedsupply.com/

12:12:39     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Dignity Lifts are electric toilet lifts that help you maintain your independence and dignity. We've been helping people since 1998.

Our motto: Stand up, for yourself. https://dignitylifts.com/

12:16:04     From  Dennis Haslup : What is the weight capacity?

12:25:08     From  Kelly Lambert : … and we all know that the number one place that people incur an injury (in the home) is in their bathroom!!!

12:27:25     From  Kelly Lambert : Not everyone who might use this item is old or terribly ill... great for people with a knee or hip replacement.

12:28:28     From  Kelly Lambert : New mothers!!!

12:28:31     From  Dennis Haslup : Where is the plug in to recharge, is it easy for a senior to connect?

12:28:53     From  joAnn Lynn : Unfortunately, a raised toilet seat with ARMS would not fit in my bathroom. A raised toilet seat had to be set up, without arms. I live in an apartment built in 1950.

12:33:29     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : The Department of Aging and Community Living’s Safe at Home https://dacl.dc.gov/service/safe-home

12:34:00     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : PACE® - Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly https://www.retirementlivingsourcebook.com/events/pace-programs-of-all-inclusive-care-for-the-elderly

12:35:47     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Understanding Self-Directed Care https://www.retirementlivingsourcebook.com/videos/understanding-self-directed-care

12:36:01     From  Dennis Haslup : For people who are paraplegic that need a slide board to transfer from wheelchair does the arm rest lift to access the seat?

12:36:33     From  Ann Katz   to   Hosts and panelists : Medicare pays 100% for a bedside commode/3 in 1, in Texas. These have arms and are adjustable and can fit over a commode.

12:38:45     From  Kathleen Steed   to   Hosts and panelists : As an example of recycling:  A non-profit in New York City, Health Advocates for Older People, collects gently-used medical equipment, including toilet equipment, to give away to people in need.  If there is a choice between used or none, which would you make?                      https://www.hafop.org

12:41:00     From  Ann Katz   to   Hosts and panelists : Or Medicare pays 80% and the secondary pays the 20%

12:47:04     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Medical Equipment One Size DOESN'T Fit All! https://www.retirementlivingsourcebook.com/videos/medical-equipment-one-size-doesn-t-fit-all

12:52:45     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : Maryland Durable Medical Equipment Re-Use https://aging.maryland.gov/pages/DME.aspx

12:55:48     From  Steve Gurney - ProAging Community : New Hampshire Medical Supply https://www.nhmedsupply.com/

12:56:31     From  Dennis Haslup : Sorry I have to go. Thank you and very educational for me and my business CareMed LLC.

13:00:20     From  Betty Alvares : Thank you!

13:00:26     From  Clareen Heikal : Thank You