Office Hours

Mon - Thu, 09 am - 03 pm
Fri, 09 am - 01 pm

Location

523 Hempstead Ave, West Heampstead, NY 11552

Phone Number

(516) 382-9231

Equipment

Ankle Support
DME Ankle Support – Stabilization & Compression for Injury Recovery

The DME Ankle Support is a lightweight, breathable brace designed to provide firm compression and stabilize weak or injured ankles. Ideal for sprains, strains, arthritis, or post-surgical recovery, it helps reduce swelling and supports safe movement during daily activities or rehabilitation.

Compression reduces inflammation and improves circulation to promote healing.

Stabilization helps maintain proper alignment and reduces stress on the joint during motion.

How to Use:

Slip the ankle support over the foot and pull it up to fit snugly around the ankle.

Ensure the heel is properly aligned and the support is comfortable—not too tight.

Wear during activity or as directed by your healthcare provider.

Remove periodically to let skin breathe and check for any irritation.

Hand wash and air dry to maintain elasticity and cleanliness.

Note:
Do not wear over open wounds or broken skin. Discontinue use if excessive discomfort or irritation occurs. Consult a healthcare provider for proper use during recovery or post-surgery.
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Cane

DME Cane – Supportive Mobility for Daily Comfort

The DME Cane is a lightweight, durable mobility aid designed to provide balance and support for individuals with limited walking ability or recovering from injury.

Its ergonomic handle and adjustable height ensure comfort and stability, making it ideal for daily use indoors or outdoors.

How to Use:

Adjust the cane height so the handle aligns with your wrist when standing.

Hold the cane in the hand opposite the weaker or injured leg.

Move the cane forward as you step with the opposite leg.

Use the cane for added support with each step.

Note:

Ensure rubber tip is intact to prevent slipping. Not suitable for weight-bearing on both sides. Always follow your provider’s guidance for safe use.

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Cold Water Circulation
DME Cold Water Circulation Unit – Targeted Cold Therapy for Pain & Swelling

The DME Cold Water Circulation Unit delivers consistent, controlled cold therapy to reduce pain, swelling, and inflammation after surgery, injury, or intense physical activity. It is ideal for post-op recovery of knees, shoulders, ankles, and other joints.

Cold water circulates through a therapy pad to maintain an even, soothing temperature.

Helps reduce the need for medication and speeds up recovery time.

How to Use:

Fill the unit with cold water and ice to the marked levels.

Connect the therapy pad to the unit’s hose ports securely.

Apply the therapy pad to the treatment area and secure it using straps.

Turn on the unit to begin circulating cold water through the pad.

Use for 15–30 minutes per session, or as directed by your healthcare provider.

Note:
Do not place the pad directly on bare skin—use a barrier like a cloth wrap. Always monitor skin for signs of frostbite or irritation. Not for use on areas with poor circulation. Consult a healthcare provider before use, especially after surgery or if you have circulatory conditions.
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Dry Pressure Mattress
Dry Pressure Mattress – Pressure Relief for Bedridden Patients

The Dry Pressure Mattress is designed to help prevent and manage pressure ulcers (bedsores) in patients who are immobile or spend extended time in bed. Its layered, breathable foam construction promotes comfort, even weight distribution, and airflow.

How It Works:
The mattress reduces pressure on vulnerable areas (like the hips, heels, and shoulders) by distributing body weight evenly. Its dry, non-powered design allows for consistent support without the need for electricity or air pumps.

How to Use:

Place the mattress directly on the bed frame or over an existing mattress as instructed.

Cover with a fitted sheet or moisture-wicking mattress cover.

Reposition the patient regularly per care guidelines to reduce pressure buildup.

Inspect skin daily for signs of redness or pressure areas.
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Elbow Support
Elbow Support – Compression and Stability for Joint Relief

The Elbow Support is designed to provide targeted compression, reduce strain, and stabilize the elbow joint during recovery or physical activity. Ideal for individuals with tendonitis, arthritis, or repetitive strain injuries, it helps alleviate pain and prevent further injury by supporting proper joint alignment.

How It Works:
The Elbow Support applies gentle, consistent pressure to the elbow area, improving blood flow and reducing inflammation. Its stretchable, breathable fabric allows for comfortable all-day wear, whether during rest or movement.

How to Use:

Slide the elbow support onto the arm, positioning it so the padded or reinforced area rests directly over the elbow joint.

Ensure a snug but comfortable fit—tight enough for support but not so tight that it restricts circulation.

Wear during activities that put strain on the elbow or as recommended by a healthcare provider.

Remove the support at regular intervals to allow the skin to breathe, especially during prolonged use.

Hand wash and air dry regularly to maintain elasticity and hygiene.
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Heating Pad
DME Heating Pad – Targeted Heat Therapy for Pain Relief

The DME Heating Pad is a medical-grade solution designed to relieve muscle tension, joint stiffness, and chronic pain through safe and effective heat therapy. Ideal for patients recovering from injury, managing chronic conditions, or experiencing temporary discomfort, this heating pad delivers even, soothing warmth exactly where it’s needed.

How It Works:
The DME Heating Pad provides localized heat to improve blood circulation and relax tight muscles. Its adjustable temperature settings and soft, ergonomic design make it suitable for various areas of the body, including the back, neck, shoulders, and limbs.

How to Use:

Place the heating pad flat on the desired area of the body. Do not fold or sit on it.

Plug the device into a power outlet and select your preferred heat setting using the controller.

Use for 15–30 minutes at a time, or as directed by a healthcare provider.

After use, turn off the pad, unplug it, and allow it to cool before storing.

Always inspect the pad for wear before use and follow safety instructions provided by the manufacturer.
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Tens Ems Unit
DME TENS/EMS Unit – Dual Therapy Pain & Muscle Relief

The DME TENS/EMS Unit is a compact, portable device that combines TENS (Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation) and EMS (Electrical Muscle Stimulation) to relieve pain and support muscle recovery.

TENS Mode blocks pain signals and releases endorphins for relief from back pain, arthritis, sciatica, and more.

EMS Mode stimulates muscles to improve strength, reduce spasms, and aid rehab after injury or surgery.

How to Use:

Attach electrodes to clean skin on the target area.

Connect pads to the device and turn it on.

Select TENS or EMS mode and adjust intensity.

Use for 15–30 minutes, as needed.

Turn off and remove pads after use.

Note:
Do not use over the heart, head, or broken skin. Not recommended for pacemaker users or during pregnancy. Always consult a healthcare provider before use.
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Walker
DME Walker – Stable, Adjustable Support for Safe Mobility

The DME Walker is a sturdy, lightweight mobility aid designed to provide balance, support, and safety for individuals with limited mobility or recovering from injury or surgery. Its adjustable height and ergonomic hand grips help reduce strain and improve walking confidence.

The walker promotes independence by offering reliable support during daily movement.

Ideal for use at home or in clinical settings, it helps prevent falls and supports rehabilitation.

How to Use:

Adjust the walker height so the hand grips are level with your wrists when your arms are at your sides.

Stand inside the walker and hold both grips securely.

Move the walker forward a short distance, keeping all legs of the walker on the ground.

Step forward with your weaker leg first, followed by the stronger leg.

Use as needed throughout the day and consult a healthcare provider for proper technique and usage.

Note:
Use only on flat, dry surfaces to prevent slipping. Do not use the walker to support full body weight when sitting or standing. Always check for worn tips or loose parts before use.
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