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Home Health & Home Recovery

Home health & home recovery equipment for a safer discharge

Coming home after a hospital or rehab stay is when small setup decisions make the biggest difference. These are the products discharge planners and home-health teams recommend most often for the first 30 days at home.

Recovery essentials

Grab first for the first two weeks home.

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Fall prevention

The most common cause of avoidable re-hospitalization.

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Cushioned Bedside Fall Mat
Fall Prevention & Emergency

Cushioned Bedside Fall Mat

Helps with: Softening a bedside fall, Overnight safety

Why people buy this: For softening the floor beside a high-fall-risk bed.

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Vitals monitoring at home

Data your care team can actually use.

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Apple Watch SE (GPS, 2nd Gen)
Clinician-approved Caregiver pick
Fall Prevention & Emergency

Apple Watch SE (GPS, 2nd Gen)

Helps with: Automatic fall detection, Emergency SOS

Why people buy this: For fall detection, Emergency SOS, activity tracking, and everyday safety.

Ease of use
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Medication management

Right pill, right time, every time.

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Bathroom safety

Where post-discharge falls happen most.

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One-page setup checklist

  1. Grab bars installed near the toilet and inside the shower
  2. Shower chair or tub transfer bench positioned before first shower home
  3. Motion-sensor night lights on the bed-to-bathroom path
  4. Medication dispenser filled and alarm tested with a caregiver present
  5. Blood pressure cuff and pulse oximeter set up beside a favorite chair
  6. Emergency contact list posted in large print by the phone
"The families who buy the bathroom setup before discharge day are the ones we don't see back in the ER."

Denise M., RN, BSN

Home Health Care Coordinator

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