Medical Stretcher
Our medical stretchers are engineered to provide seamless patient handling across various healthcare environments, including hospitals, clinics, and emergency services. Built with high-quality, durable materials, these stretchers ensure stability and comfort for patients during transport, treatment, or emergency care. With easy maneuverability, adjustable features, and ergonomic designs, our stretchers not only enhance patient safety but also reduce strain on medical staff, streamlining operations. Available in multiple configurations, our stretchers meet a wide range of medical requirements, from basic patient transport to advanced trauma and critical care settings. Ensure optimal patient care with stretchers designed to meet the rigorous demands of modern healthcare facilities.
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What is a medical stretcher called?
A medical stretcher is commonly called a gurney or transport stretcher.
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What are the three types of stretchers?
The three main types of stretchers are wheeled, scoop, and basket.
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Are stretchers and gurneys the same thing?
Stretchers and gurneys are similar, but gurneys typically refer to wheeled hospital versions.
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What are the different types of stretchers in hospitals?
Different types of hospital stretchers include transport, procedural, and emergency models.
