Parker Home Safe
From Hospital to Home, We’re Here to Help
A safe and successful recovery starts at home.
When a patient is preparing to leave the hospital, rehabilitation facility, or skilled nursing facility, there is often a lot to think about. Will they be able to move safely through their home? Do they have the right equipment? Is the bathroom accessible? Will they be able to get in and out of bed, use the restroom, or move around independently?
Parker Home Safe was created to help answer those questions before the patient arrives home.
Parker Medical Equipment provides a Home Equipment & Accessibility Assessment designed to identify equipment needs, accessibility challenges, and practical solutions that can help patients return home with greater confidence, comfort, safety, and independence.
Preparing the Home Before the Patient Arrives
A successful transition home doesn't happen at the hospital door. It continues at home.
Following a Home Equipment & Accessibility Assessment, our trained team can help identify the equipment and accessibility needs that may make daily activities safer and easier. We then work to ensure the appropriate equipment is delivered and set up, so it is ready when the patient arrives home.
Our goal is simple: make the transition home easier.
We also provide education on the equipment and follow-up support to help patients and caregivers feel comfortable using the equipment and understand how it can support independence at home.
Equipment That Supports Independence
Every home and every patient is different. Parker Medical Equipment offers a variety of equipment options to help address common mobility, bathroom, bedroom, and daily-living needs.
Mobility & Stability
Rollators and walkers provide stability and support for everyday mobility, helping patients move more safely throughout their home and community.
Manual and transport wheelchairs can provide additional mobility, comfort, and convenience when walking is difficult or when longer distances need to be covered.
Bathroom Safety
The bathroom can present some of the greatest safety challenges in the home.
Equipment such as bedside commodes, shower chairs, transfer benches, raised toilet seats, and grab bars can help make bathroom routines safer and more accessible.
A bedside commode can also provide a convenient option near the bed or, depending on the equipment, can be used over the toilet.
Bedroom & Recovery Essentials
Creating a safe and comfortable bedroom environment can be an important part of recovery.
Hospital beds, over-the-bed tables, and other home medical equipment can provide added support and convenience while a patient is recovering at home.
Helping Patients Come Home With Confidence
For patients and caregivers, returning home after a hospital stay can feel overwhelming. Having the right equipment in place can make everyday activities more manageable and provide peace of mind.
For healthcare professionals, Parker Home Safe can provide an additional resource when planning for a patient's transition home.
Our team can help identify potential challenges, discuss equipment options, coordinate delivery and setup, and provide education and follow-up.
No-Cost Home Assessment
There is no cost for the Parker Home Safe Home Equipment & Accessibility Assessment.
Equipment options are available for purchase or rental, depending on the patient's needs and circumstances.
At Parker Medical Equipment, we're here to help make the journey from hospital to home a little easier.
Parker Home Safe
Safer Homes. Greater Independence. A Brighter Tomorrow.
If you or a loved one is preparing to return home, contact Parker Medical Equipment to learn more about a Parker Home Safe assessment and available equipment options.