ASA Home Medical Equipment Services
ASA Home Medical and Nursing Services, aiming to enhance the quality of home-based care, offers a comprehensive range of home medical equipment for rent, sale, supply, and specialized support. These services include expert consultation for device selection, full training on proper usage and maintenance, professional installation and setup, disinfection, adjustment, and device calibration. All services are performed by experienced specialists, with 24-hour technical support available.
These devices assist patients, elderly individuals, people with special needs, and those recovering post-surgery to receive care comfortably in the familiar environment of their homes. All equipment is delivered sterilized, precisely calibrated, and accompanied by complete user training.
1. Home Hospital Equipment
This category includes equipment designed to increase patient comfort at home, reducing the need for long-term hospitalization. Equipment includes:
- Home hospital beds (electric, manual, bedpan-equipped, orthopedic)
- Anti-pressure sore foam and wave mattresses
- IV poles
- Meal trays
- Bedside commodes
- Foldable portable toilets (standard or upholstered)
These devices create ideal conditions for caring for bedridden patients at home. Using electric or manual hospital beds and auxiliary equipment significantly improves safety, comfort, and efficiency of home care.
2. Mobility Equipment
Designed for patients with limited mobility to facilitate movement, standing, or transfer inside and outside the home. Includes:
- Wheelchairs (standard, shower, orthopedic, stretcher-type)
- Wheelchair cushions (foam, gel, wave)
- Standard and rolling walkers
- Canes (axillary, quad, chrome)
- Various stretchers for patient transport
These devices help patients maintain independence and prevent falls or injuries due to improper movement. Proper selection of these tools leads to improved mobility and enhanced quality of life.
3. Specialized ICU Equipment
Suitable for critically ill patients or those requiring intensive care at home. Includes:
- Oxygen cylinders (5 to 20-liter)
- Electric oxygen concentrators (5L, 8L, 10L)
- Vital signs monitors
- Suction units
- Pulse oximeters
- Ventilators
- BiPAP and CPAP machines
- Resuscitation bags
- Ambu bags
- Nebulizers
- Humidifiers
- Air purifiers
- Oximeters
These devices are vital for patients requiring mechanical ventilation or continuous monitoring. Portable and user-friendly home ICU equipment enables high-quality care at home, with lower costs than hospitalization.
4. Specialized CCU Equipment
Designed for cardiac patients or individuals suffering from chronic heart conditions. Includes:
- 4-channel patient monitors
- ECG machines
- Defibrillators (DC shock)
- Holter blood pressure and rhythm monitors
- DVT pumps
- CPAP devices
- Infusion pumps
- Full resuscitation kits
- Crash carts
This category of equipment enables precise monitoring of vital signs and rapid response to cardiac emergencies. Home CCU equipment creates an environment similar to a hospital’s intensive care unit, providing comfort and peace of mind for patients and their families.
5. Orthopedic Equipment
Orthopedic devices play a key role in improving movement and rehabilitation for patients with musculoskeletal injuries, fractures, or post-orthopedic surgery. These include:
- Specialized orthopedic beds
- Various wheelchairs, walkers, canes, and stretchers with special features for safe patient transfer
- Foldable portable toilets for patients with limited mobility
- Ready-made splints for immobilizing and stabilizing injured limbs
Additionally, physiotherapy aids such as weights, pulleys, resistance bands, anti-embolism and anti-varicose stockings are used to prevent post-surgical complications and improve blood circulation. Equipment such as casting tools, electric cast saws, and traction devices (for muscle and joint stretching) are also included in this category and are installed and demonstrated by ASA’s specialized team.
6. Ancillary Equipment
Ancillary medical equipment supports and enhances the quality of home care. Examples include:
- Phototherapy devices for newborn jaundice treatment
- Electric breast pumps for breastfeeding mothers
- UV disinfection devices for sterilizing the environment and equipment
These tools play an effective role in personal hygiene and infection control.
Other ancillary devices include:
- Dressing and injection trays
- Digital blood pressure monitors
- Thermometers
- Hygrometers
- Glucometers (for blood sugar monitoring)
Advanced devices such as vacuum-assisted wound therapy (VAC therapy), otoscopes, and ophthalmoscopes for specialized home cleaning and examination are also provided by ASA with full training and ongoing support.
All equipment is maintained to the highest standards, ensuring safety, reliability, and optimal patient outcomes in the comfort of home.