I Work in a General Surgeons Office...Testimony

I work in a general surgeons office. We have a smaller step and our doctor wanted a larger step for the unsure footed and larger patients. One of our patients decided to find us a larger step. He emailed me the website and I showed the doctor hence the order.


Colleen,
Rocky Mountain Surgical Associates



Note From the editor:

This is the exact same thing we keep hearing from nurses that work in operating rooms, "we're using a flimsy Rubbermaid step stool and it's dangerous". The 500 pound rating of all Shure-Steps with it's "No Tip, No Slip" design makes it the best new step stool to use in any hospital or surgery center.


David C DuPont


After surgery you're in your hospital room by yourself. You need to go to the bathroom...really bad and you know trying to get into your hospital bed can be a challenge. You're weak from surgery and a little dopey, so your bed presents a challenge...whether getting in or out.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=wOlBu8Z0tqs

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