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Why You Should Invest in Refurbished Hospital Beds
When patients stay in the hospital, they remain in their hospital rooms for days at a time. This can cause a hospital bed to wear out sooner, and need to be replaced. Or, beds are replaced because a hospital has received a grant, needs to do something with their...
How to Choose Used High-Quality Birthing Beds
There are more than 6,200 hospitals in the United States. The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists estimates that 98.4% of patients give birth in hospitals, with an average stay of 48 hours for vaginal births. This makes birthing beds essential features...
The Benefits Of Purchasing Used Hospital Beds
As anyone in the medical field knows all too well, hospital equipment can be expensive. Thus, hospitals, clinics, and other types of medical organizations utilize refurbished hospital beds. Purchasing refurbished beds eliminate various unnecessary costs to the...
3 Ways Your Hospital Can Save on Medical Supplies
It's no secret that medical supplies are expensive, especially for smaller medical centers that may not have the revenue to splurge on materials. However, it's still important for medical clinics and hospitals to purchase the medical equipment their patients need to...
3 Types of Hospital Beds You Need to Know About
In 2016, there were more than 35.7 million people who stayed in a U.S. hospital. Among those staying at hospitals were likely many pregnant women. It's important for hospitals to have beds that can make for suitable birthing beds whenever an expectant mother is going...
Why Buying Used Birthing Beds Makes the Most Sense
If you are searching for birthing beds that will fit easily into your budget but you do not want to sacrifice quality or comfort you should be looking for a used birthing bed. Refurbished hospital beds or a refurbished birthing bed can be a great solution. Used...
