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When it comes time to design or upgrade your medical office, don’t overlook the importance of interior design.Creating the best medical clinic is all about balancing functionality with design. And that’s why you’ll want to consider finding exam tables to match your cabinet design, medical furniture, and more.Read on to learn more about the benefits of creating a cohesive office space and how to find exam tables to go with your medical cabinets. Thoughtful Designs Improve the …

Finding the right trainers table for your practice can seem overwhelming at first. After all, there are a seemingly endless number of table designs available, all with different benefits and qualities.Whether you’re opening a new physical therapy practice or upgrading one of your fitness trainer's room massage tables, we’re here to help. Follow these simple steps to find the best trainers table for your clinic.1. Know Your PracticeFirst things first, when choosing a trainers table it’s essential …

Staff are the backbone of a medical practice. Each day brings competing priorities and new challenges, and staff must constantly balance resource and time constraints. Thankfully, there are technologies that can help facilitate effective time and workload management—one of them being real-time locating system (RTLS) technology.RTLS is like a GPS for the indoors. Badges worn by people and tags affixed to equipment communicate with a network of receivers throughout the facility. This network relay …

As an equipment purchaser, you want to get the best value for your exam table investment. But if decisions are based on comparing list prices alone, there are other factors that are important to consider from a Total-Cost-of-Ownership perspective.Here are five key factors equipment purchasers often don’t take into account that can have a significant impact on your costs over the life of your exam table.1. Compare standard features carefully.If you look no further than the base list pri …

The accessible exam room has features that make it possible for all patients, including those who are disabled and/or use wheelchairs or other mobility devices, to receive equal medical care. Under the ADA Standards for Accessible Design, all patients should be able to enter the exam room, move around in the room, and utilize the equipment provided. How does your facility measure up? Accessible Routes and Entryways  □ Accessible hallways to the exam room and other common use area …