Midmark 626 Barrier-Free® Chair Base Only with Wireless Control
Item ID: RIT626-003
Manufacturer Part #:
626-003
UNSPC CODE:
56101704
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14-3/5 in Height, 28 x 60 in, 76 in, 5-1/5°, 24.6 in, Holds 24 x 3.56 in dia Paper Roll, Power Back, Drawer, 115 VAC Voltage, 50/60 Hz, 12 A Current Rating, 650 lb Weight Capacity, Midmark 626 Barrier-Free® Examination Chair Base Only (Each)
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Base only
- top sold separately
- Low height of 15-1/2 inches (uncompressed) to 37 inches high
- As health systems struggle to standardize care, blood pressure inaccuracy is one of the biggest areas of concern
- Easily position patients for a better BP measurement
- Powered movement of the back section ensures the patient's back is supported
- A barrier-free low chair height allows the majority of patients, even female patients with heights in the 3rd percentile, to place their feet flat on the floor
- Power base and back
- Hand and foot controls
- Quick exam and home features
- Active sensing technology
- Lockout hand and foot controls
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- Midmark 626 Barrier-Free® Examination Chair Base Only
- Height: 14-3/5 in
- Upholstery Dimensions: 28 x 60 in
- Length With Footrest Extended: 76 in
- Pelvic Tilt Angle: 5-1/5°
- Heated Drawer Width: 24.6 in
- Paper Roll Holder: Holds 24 x 3.56 in dia Paper Roll
- Back Style: Power Back
- Storage Type: Drawer
- Voltage: 115 VAC
- Frequency: 50/60 Hz
- Current Rating: 12 A
- Weight Capacity: 650 lb
- As health systems struggle to standardize care, blood pressure inaccuracy is one of the biggest areas of concern. Midmark can help. Many healthcare providers still may not be following AHA recommendations for more accurate blood pressure measurement. If this isn't addressed, it leaves health systems at serious risk. 30 million Americans are at risk by overestimating true blood pressure by 5 mmHg, leading to inappropriate treatment and unnecessary cost. Multiply the cost of treatment for hypertension by the typical patient panel size and the cost of overtreatment could be as much as $135,000 per each practicing physician.3 The impact of overmedication can also result in complications such as dizziness, fainting, exhaustion or even patient falls. The Midmark 626 is the first chair of its kind designed to promote proper patient positioning for a more accurate blood pressure measurement.
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