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11B-604.9 Water closets and toilet compartments for children's use
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Stairway Handrails Requirements in the ADA Standards (§504)
Stairway Handrails Requirements in the ADA Standards (§504) Protruding Objects The ADA Standards address hazards posed by protruding objects, such as standpipe...
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Midmark Ritter 223 Barrier-Free® Power Examination Table
Designed to lower to just 18-inches in height, the Ritter 222 Barrier-Free® Power Exam Table makes it easier for your practice to accommodate the elderly, expectant mothers or patients with...
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11B-1002.5.2 Transfer height
The height of amusement ride seats designed for transfer shall be 14 inches (356 mm) minimum and 24 inches (610 mm) maximum measured from the surface of the load and unload area....
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11B-220.2 Point-of-sale devices
Where point-of-sale devices are provided, all devices at each location shall comply with Sections 11B-707.3, 11B-707.7.2, and 11B-707.9. Where point-of-sale devices are provided at...
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Midmark Ritter 222 Barrier-Free® Power Examination Table
Designed to lower to just 18-inches in height, the Ritter 222 Barrier-Free® Power Exam Table makes it easier for your practice to accommodate the elderly, expectant mothers or patients with...
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Handrails [§405.8, §505]
The Standards do not require lower handrails serving children except at ramps serving play areas, but include a recommended height (28” max.) and separation (9” min.) from the required handrail...
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Transfer Supports Location and Configuration M301.3 and M302.3
We recommended height adjustability of the transfer support but did not mandate it to give manufactures design options....
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Appendix A: Pedestrians with Visual Impairments
This appendix discusses some of the major causes of visual impairments in the United States along with the mobility challenges faced by people with visual impairments....
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Brewer Assist Power Procedure Table™
Brewer Assist Power Procedure Table™
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Advocates for Access - Peoria Heights, IL
Location: Peoria Heights, IL. Advocates for Access is a private, not-for-profit, non-residential organization established in 1985....
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The UpScale Medical Exam Table
Learn more at http://medicalaccessibility.com/ Two Products in One - Combines a height-adjustable exam table with an accessible weight scale to save money and save space....
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Stable and rock solid. See for yourself!
Learn more at http://medicalaccessibility.com/ Two Products in One - Combines a height-adjustable exam table with an accessible weight scale to save money and save space....
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Brewer Access™ High-Low Exam Table
Brewer's Access™ High-Low Exam Table design provides an 18" profile in the seated position to allow level transfer from standard wheelchair heights, complete with upright seat back and safety...
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Brewer Access™ High-Low Exam Table 700
In addition, only Brewer's Access High-Low Exam Table design provides an 18" profile in the seated position to allow level transfer from standard wheelchair heights, complete with upright...
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Midmark 625 Barrier-Free® Power Examination Table
Features include: Power height and back 650-pound patient weight capacity 18-inch to 37-inch seat height adjustment Unique Quick Exam® and Motion Profiling™ control features...
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5.4.5 Transfer Support Position for Equipment Used in a Supine, Prone, Side-Lying, or Seated Position
The transfer gripping surface should be located within the minimum and maximum heights....
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Midmark 623 Barrier-Free® Power Examination Table
Features include: Power height and back 400-pound patient weight capacity 18-inch to 37-inch seat height adjustment Hand and foot control (standard) Receptacle and rear storage...
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In a doctor’s office or clinic with multiple exam rooms, must every examination room have an accessible exam table and sufficient clear floor space next to the exam table?
Q In a doctor’s office or clinic with multiple exam rooms, must every examination room have an accessible exam table and sufficient clear floor space next to the exam...
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I have an accessible exam table, but if it is in use when a patient with a disability comes in for an appointment, is it OK to make the patient wait for the room to open up, or else use an exam table that is not accessible?
Q I have an accessible exam table, but if it is in use when a patient with a disability comes in for an appointment, is it OK to make the patient wait for the room to open up, or...
