Protected: National Eye Injury Prevention Month: Taking Care of Your Eyes as You Stay Home
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June is National Safety Month — Saving Lives and Preventing Injuries from the Workplace to Anyplace
Safety in our post-Coronavirus world — our new normal will be different for sure. But, with a little patience, planning, and persistence, we can all make this work and keep everyone as safe and healthy as possible. June is National Safety Month. What are the challenges to our safety and health we face as we go back to working together?
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Graham-Field is Proud to Introduce the Hausted® HSS Series Surgical Stool
Atlanta, Georgia, June 24, 2020: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GF Health Products, Inc. (“Graham-Field”) is proud to introduce the Hausted HSS Series Surgical Stool. Standard Features 360° rotating urethane Arm Rests provide comfortable arm positioning 180° Arm Rest Supports provide more stable arm positioning Adjustable Contoured Backrest provides greater comfort Dual-density Foam Seat with DURA-GEL® insert enhances comfort Adjustable height range
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Graham-Field is Proud to Introduce the Hausted® ESC2 Procedure Chair
Atlanta, Georgia, June 24, 2020: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GF Health Products, Inc. (“Graham-Field”) is proud to introduce the Hausted ESC2 Procedure Chair, foundation of the Hausted® Ophthalmology Platform, designed to boost productivity, streamline patient handling, and improve patient flow and throughput, as well as enhance patient, surgeon, and staff satisfaction. The new ESC2 Procedure Chair is a single-patient platform from
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Graham-Field is Proud to Introduce the New Everest & Jennings® Traveler® L3 Plus XVI Model
Atlanta, Georgia, June 15, 2020: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE GF Health Products, Inc. (“Graham-Field”) is proud to announce the extension of the Everest & Jennings® Traveler® L3 Plus to include the XVI model. The new Traveler L3 Plus XVI model provides additional seat heights of 16.3“ and 17.9“, in addition to the standard model 18“ and 20“ seat heights. Standard models
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June 7th Is Cancer Survivor Day
Cancer Didn’t Bring Me To My Knees, It Brought me to my feet. – Michael Douglas Cancer Few words are scarier to us! Yet according to the American Cancer Society, happily, in the United States, cancer death rates have been steadily declining over the past 25 years. That means more cancer survivors. June 7th is Cancer Survivor Day and we
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Memorializing the Veterans who Made the Ultimate Sacrifice for their Country
We have all spent a lot of time sheltering in place in our homes in the last few months. This weekend, we think about those that didn’t get to come home. The men and women of the armed forces who gave their lives for their country. We here at Graham-Field join you in honoring them and reflecting on what their
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National Hospital Week — Where Health Comes First
Innovation Is The Ability To See Change As An Opportunity, Not A Threat – Hipolyte De Livry May 10-16 is National Hospital Week. The theme for the week this year, Where Health Comes First, is very appropriate, given the current coronavirus outbreak. We here at Graham-Field share in honoring all the workers in our hospitals at this critical time. And
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May 10-16: National Skilled Nursing Care Week — Sharing Their Wisdom in Time of Coronavirus
“Sharing Our Wisdom” is the 2020 theme for National Skilled Nursing Care Center Week¹. Given the current pandemic and the danger it poses to seniors, there is an even greater reason this year to share information and wisdom. By now, most centers should have procedures in place as the coronavirus pandemic continues to be a threat to seniors and others
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May 6-12: National Nurses Week — Following In The Footsteps of The Lady With The Lamp
Every Nurse Ought To Wash Her Hands Very Frequently – Florence Nightingale During the Crimean war, Florence Nightingale led a team of nurses to a British base hospital. Shocked by the poor condition of the hospital, and by the care the patients were receiving, Ms. Nightingale set about righting the wrong, having the hospital cleaned from top to bottom. She
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