We provide service-appropriate Durable Medical Equipment (DME) to enhance patient comfort and safety. This includes items such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, oxygen supplies, and other medical equipment tailored to the specific needs of our patients. As part of our medical equipment provision in Chicago Heights, Illinois, our team ensures that all equipment is properly set up and that families are trained in its use. The goal is to create a safe, comfortable environment that supports the patient’s medical needs and enhances their quality of life. By providing the right equipment, we help patients remain as independent and comfortable as possible.
Equip With Compassion
Ensuring comfort and support in hospice care means providing the right tools at the right time. Service-appropriate durable medical equipment (DME) plays a critical role in maintaining patient dignity and easing daily challenges for both patients and caregivers. From enhancing mobility to improving safety, proper DME selection can transform the care experience.
Essential Medical Equipment for Better Hospice Living
Selecting and supplying the right durable medical equipment is a vital part of quality hospice care. These tools not only help manage the physical symptoms of illness but also provide peace of mind for families and caregivers. Our team ensures each piece of equipment is tailored to the patient’s needs, comfort, and living space.
- Promotes patient comfort and safety – Equipment like hospital beds, pressure-relieving mattresses, and bedside commodes help reduce discomfort and the risk of complications such as bedsores or falls.
- Supports caregiver efficiency and confidence – Wheelchairs, lifts, and transfer aids allow family members and aides to move patients safely and with less strain.
- Improves mobility and independence – Items such as walkers, canes, and specialty chairs give patients more freedom and autonomy in their final days.
- Ensures rapid delivery and setup – Our hospice care team works with trusted partners to get equipment in place quickly, often within hours of assessment.
- Customized to fit the home environment – Each piece of DME is selected with the patient’s home layout in mind, ensuring ease of use without unnecessary clutter or disruption.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is medical equipment covered by hospice?
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What’s the difference between hospital equipment and hospice equipment?
Do families return the equipment after hospice ends?
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