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Quite a few table models are optimal for massage therapy and physical therapy facilities. These basic treatment tables lie flat, accommodating basic exams and treatments. This type of exam table usually has some storage beneath it. Most tables have open storage areas for easy item retrieval. Generally, these models have a fixed height. Some products can be adjusted to raise or lower the top half of the bed, accommodating professionals using exam stools. For patient comfort, treatment tables have padded vinyl upholstery. Vinyl is easy to sanitize and clean between patients, minimizing the spread of germs. For additional protection, many facilities use disposable exam table paper.
Exam table options are ideal for in-depth treatments
In many medical specialties, practitioners need greater flexibility in their table options. A standard exam table gives users the freedom to position patients, change the table height, and use extra space as medical supply storage.
These models work well in a number of healthcare settings, especially those where patients have difficulty repositioning themselves.
- Physicians' offices
- Nursing homes
- Hospitals
- Urgent care centers
Storage is limited in many hospital rooms and clinics, which is another problem solved by this type of product. Many models have pull-out drawers located on all sides of the table. Staff can store replacement bed covers, disposable medical supplies, and gloves for easy access.
Patient positioning is one of the main benefits of a medical exam table. Many beds have an adjustable pneumatic backrest and hydraulic height adjustment. Medical professionals can adjust the top part of the bed for easier examination of patients or improved patient comfort.
Sturdy treatment table construction options
Healthcare professionals often see dozens of patients per day. A traction table should maintain its durability through years of daily use. Brands produce treatment beds with steel frames, creating a weight-bearing capacity of 500 pounds. This ensures that professionals can examine patients of all sizes and needs. Several models feature chip-resistant coating that keeps each bed looking new for years.