End transfer surfaces shall be 28 inches (710 mm) wide minimum and 17 inches (430 mm) long minimum. EXCEPTION: Transfer surfaces for imaging equipment with bores shall be...
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M301.2.3.1 End Transfer Surface
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M301.2.3.2 Side Transfer Surface
Side transfer surfaces shall be 28 inches (710 mm) wide minimum and 28 inches (710 mm) long minimum. EXCEPTION: Transfer surfaces for imaging equipment with bores shall be...
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M301.2.4 Unobstructed Transfer
Each transfer surface shall provide two unobstructed sides for patient transfer. EXCEPTIONS: 1. Obstructions no more than 3 inches (75 mm) deep shall be permitted to extend beyond...
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M301.4 Lift Compatibility
Diagnostic equipment shall be usable with portable patient lifts and, when in use with such lifts, shall comply with M301.4.1 or M301.4.2. EXCEPTION: Where fixed overhead patient...
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M301.2.4 Unobstructed Transfer (Section-by-Section Analysis)
In the MDE NPRM the Access Board proposed that each transfer side provide unobstructed access to the transfer surface, with an exception to permit temporary obstructions as long as...
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M301.4 Lift Compatibility
Diagnostic equipment shall be usable with a patient lift and shall comply with M301.4.1 or M301.4.2.
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M301.2.3 Transfer Sides
The transfer surface shall be located to provide options to transfer from a mobility device onto one short side (depth) and one long side (width) of the surface. Each transfer side...
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Adjustable height/gap protocol
Adjustable height/gap protocol: From the initial setup, a gap separating the device and platform was introduced with the plywood blocks of 3.5” (8.9cm) and then the height of platform was...
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Maddak Doorknob Extender
Works as well as more expensive doorknob levers and is easier to install For left or right hand use 5" (12.7 cm) extension handle converts a doorknob into a door lever providing...
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Check Height and Location of the Pushbutton
Check Height and Location of the Pushbutton Confirm that pushbutton height and location conform to specifications and can be reached by a person in a wheelchair, from a hard surfaced level...
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Adjustable height/gap protocol
Number of subjects that were able to attain a certain gap at a certain height under adjustable height/gap protocol Height\Gap 3.5" 7"...
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11B-226.3 Dining surfaces exceeding 34 inches in height
Where food or drink is served for consumption at a counter exceeding 34 inches (864 mm) in height, a portion of the main counter 60 inches (1525 mm) minimum in length shall be provided in...
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11B-226.3 Dining surfaces exceeding 34 inches in height
Where food or drink is served for consumption at a counter exceeding 34 inches (864 mm) in height, a portion of the main counter 60 inches (1525 mm) minimum in length shall be provided in...
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Inclusion Solutions BigBell™ Flex Alert System
This portable, wireless, customizable door access system is an affordable alternative to power doors and meets Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements....
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Door and Signal Timing
Section 407.3.4 specifies door and signal timing....
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Sargent HP Bored Lock with Push/Pull Trim
The paddle shape and location create a comfortable target for door activation without using hands....
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Architectural Builders Hardware 1811 Vertical Rod Protectors
Installs with #6 x 3/4" screws directly into the door. Install on any type of metal, plastic, or wood door regardless of thickness....
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4.2 Physical Accessibility Barriers and Solutions
of the existing counter Facility has two floors but no elevator Ask staff to move equipment that you use to the ground level Install an elevator Interior doors...
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Co-sharing of Accessible Parking access Aisles by adjacent elevator door allowed?
Given: multistory parking structure circa 1980 with limited head height for vans Issue: Can an elevator door open to and co-share/use an access aisle for an accessible parking space?...
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Access Board: Signs
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M301 Diagnostic Equipment Used by Patients in Supine, Prone, or Side-Lying Position
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How Can You Overcome These Barriers to Work with Your Providers?
There are many things that a person with a disability can do to improve his or her quality of health care and break down the barriers that compromise care. The following suggestions...
