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Hand Sanitizer
2020-04-29
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2020-06-18
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Walker tray
A metal or plastic platform designed to be attached to a wheeled walker upon which a user may place objects or perform an activity.
Handgrip disability-assistive walker, non-powered, foldable
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient w...
Basic walker, non-foldable
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and four or three legs designed to provide a stable support to a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person when standing or ambulati...
Handgrip disability-assistive walker, non-powered, non-foldable
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist- or trunk-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips or hand-held frame and three or four legs, designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a ger...
Basic walker, foldable
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and four or three legs designed to provide a stable support to a person with a disability, a geriatric or an infirm person when standing or ambulating; ...
Bariatric walker, foldable
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable, extra wide framework with handgrips and four legs designed to provide a stable support for a bariatric (obese) person when standing or ambulating; it may also be used during re...
Handgrip disability-assistive walker, non-powered, non-foldable
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a walking disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patie...
Disability-assistive walker, non-powered, non-foldable
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient when ...
Disability-assistive walker, non-powered, foldable
A non-powered, all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, foldable framework with handgrips and three or four legs designed to provide a stable support for a patient with a disability, a geriatric, obese, or infirm patient when stan...
Hands-free disability-assistive walker
A non-powered wheeled mobility aid in the form of a non-foldable framework with legs designed to provide a stable hands-free support for a patient with a walking disability (e.g., due to cerebral palsy) or a geriatric/infirm patient when standing or ambulat...
Bariatric walker, non-foldable
An all- or partially-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a waist-high, non-foldable, extra wide framework with handgrips and four legs designed to provide a stable support for a bariatric (obese) person when standing or ambulating; it may also be used durin...
Gait rehabilitation electronic walker
An all-wheeled, battery-powered device designed to assist a patient with a walking disability (neurogenic, muscular, or orthopaedic in origin) to regain lost motor function, which may include rising from sitting to standing and/or ambulation over ground (no...
Knee walker
A non-powered mobility aid in the form of a framework with wheels, a padded knee rest, and a steering handle directly connected to the front wheels, intended to be operated by a person with a lower leg injury who propels the device by pushing on the ground ...
Patient/medical device walker
An all-wheeled mobility aid in the form of a high support structure designed to provide unassisted post-surgery mobilization of an adult patient while he/she is connected to essential medical devices, e.g., intravenous (IV) drip(s), infusion and/or syringe ...