Cardinal Health CA801ADB - Steel Axillary Crutch, Heavy Duty, Bariatric Reliable Mobility Support, 650 lb., 4 PR/CS
Product Overview
The Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch is a heavy-duty, bariatric crutch designed to provide durable and stable support for individuals with mobility challenges. Constructed from high-strength steel, this crutch is built to accommodate higher weight capacities while maintaining comfort and safety.
The adjustable height settings ensure a customized fit for users of various heights, and the padded underarm cushions and handgrips offer enhanced comfort for extended use. This crutch is ideal for patients recovering from surgery, injuries, or those requiring long-term mobility assistance.
Key Benefits
- Made from durable steel for enhanced stability and strength
- Heavy-duty design supports bariatric patients and higher weight capacities
- Adjustable height settings for a customized and secure fit
- Padded underarm cushions and handgrips reduce pressure and enhance comfort
- Slip-resistant rubber tips provide improved traction for safety
Compatibility and Applications
The Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch is widely used in:
- Hospitals and rehabilitation centers for patient mobility support
- Post-surgical recovery to assist patients with leg injuries or fractures
- Home healthcare settings for individuals with temporary or permanent mobility limitations
- Bariatric care programs requiring reinforced and durable walking aids
Designed to accommodate heavier patients while ensuring stability, this crutch is suitable for both medical institutions and home use.
Usage Guidelines
To ensure proper use and safety:
- Adjust the height to fit the user's measurements for optimal support
- Ensure that the underarm cushions and handgrips are properly positioned
- Always check the rubber tips before use to ensure traction and prevent slips
- Do not exceed the weight capacity recommended by the manufacturer
- Store in a dry area to prevent rusting or damage to the steel frame
For detailed instructions, refer to Cardinal Healths mobility aid guidelines or consult with a healthcare provider for a proper fitting.
Certifications, Safety Standards, and Regulatory Approvals
The Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch meets industry safety and medical mobility standards, including:
- FDA-approved for mobility assistance devices
- CE Mark certified, ensuring compliance with European healthcare regulations
- ISO 11199-1 certification for durability and load-bearing strength
- ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) compliant, ensuring accessibility for users
These certifications confirm its effectiveness and reliability in supporting bariatric and mobility-impaired patients.
Comparison with Competitor Products
Compared to similar bariatric crutches from Medline, Drive Medical, and McKesson, this product offers:
- Stronger steel construction for superior durability and stability
- More comfortable padding to reduce underarm strain
- Better weight capacity for bariatric patient support
- Cost-effective pricing, making it a preferred choice for hospitals and home users
Typical User Profile and Application Scenarios
The Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch is commonly used by:
- Bariatric patients needing a reinforced walking aid
- Post-operative and injured patients recovering from leg or lower-body injuries
- Elderly individuals requiring stable and durable mobility assistance
- Medical professionals and physical therapists assisting patients with mobility rehabilitation
This crutch is an essential tool for individuals needing reliable and comfortable walking support.
Best Practices for Use and Maintenance
- Clean regularly with mild soap and water to prevent buildup and ensure hygiene
- Inspect the rubber tips for wear and replace them as needed
- Adjust the height properly to avoid strain on shoulders and wrists
- Store in a dry environment to prevent rust or material degradation
Regulatory and Safety Information
The Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch complies with global mobility aid and patient safety regulations, including:
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for assistive walking devices
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards for medical mobility aids
- World Health Organization (WHO) recommendations for mobility support in healthcare settings
How to Order
Ordering the Cardinal Health CA801ADB Steel Axillary Crutch is simple:
- Add to cart and proceed to checkout
- For bulk purchases, contact CIA Medical customer service at (312) 275-5850 or submit an inquiry via the contact form
- Fast shipping ensures timely delivery to hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home healthcare providers.
