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A hospital bed is not a double bed; it is a medical device designed for patients, and every component—from the bed frame and guardrails to the mattress and lifting system—serves the specific physiological needs of the patient. Therefore, using a hospital bed as a regular bed, especially co-sleeping with a patient, is a mistake and a dangerous practice.

Lithium-ion batteries are the mainstream configuration for modern electric wheelchairs. Under normal circumstances, their lifespan is 3 to 5 years, and some can even reach over 6 years. Lithium-ion batteries have high energy density, no memory effect, and can be repeatedly charged.

Most 4-wheel rollators come with a seat, but not all. Based on mainstream market trends, 4-wheel rollators generally fall into two main categories: 1. 4-wheel rollators with seats (most common) 2. 4-wheel rollators without seats (relatively rare)

Inclined wheelchairs are suitable for individuals who require additional postural support, stability, and stress management while in a wheelchair. They are not designed for all wheelchair users, but rather: • Based on specific physical needs • For specific usage scenarios • A type of wheelchair that provides structural assistance

From common industry specifications: • Most standard manual wheelchairs are typically wider than 24 inches. • Even manual wheelchairs with narrower seat widths often have a rear wheel track distance close to or exceeding this value.

Many families, when caring for a patient, choose to have the patient use their home bed to save costs or space. However, from a medical perspective, regular beds cannot meet the basic needs of patients who are bedridden for extended periods.

If you need assistance to stand up, an electric lift toilet chair is ideal. For the elderly or people with mobility impairments, safety is more important than any feature, and electric lift toilet chairs excel in safety.

The Walking Stick is best suited not for those completely unable to walk, but for those who: • Can walk independently • Have deficiencies in stability, strength, or endurance These individuals often don't need walking aids or wheelchairs, but struggle to maintain stability without assistance.

An electric wheelchair is a seated assistive device that is electrically powered and moves through a control system. Compared to a rollator walker, it not only solves the problem of "walking fatigue" but also comprehensively improves safety, stability, and comfort.

Most standard adjustable hospital beds have a maximum weight capacity of 175 kg (approximately 385 lbs), a safe value verified by medical device manufacturing standards.