Stryker Corporation

Michael Graves Design Group, Inc.

William Robert Parcells

Donald Samuel Strum

Kevin Mark Patmore

Robert Beale Van Varick

Bryce Kelly Porter

Yuka Midorikawa-Haelters

Adam Dudycha

Matthew Schmitt

Sarah Elizabeth Mynhier

Vladimir Anokhin

Michael E Graves

Richmond A Hornby

Elizabeth W Clubb

Adam I Lehman

Leland R Adams

Jennifer A Tuetken

Jeffrey Randsen

Daniel C Sosa

Michael A Daley

Bryan J Semkuley

Clarice M Theisen

Matthew Mead Schmitt

Lynn R Healey

A patient transport system comprising a patient support apparatus and a wheeled accessory. The wheeled accessory comprises an accessory base and at least two legs radially extending outwardly from the accessory base. The legs are spaced apart from one another to define an accommodation space between two legs. The patient support apparatus comprises a patient support base, and wheels coupled to the patient support base. The patient support apparatus further comprises an accessory coupler capable of releasably securing the wheeled accessory to the patient support apparatus, the accessory coupler movable relative to the patient support base into first and second positions. The accessory base and the patient support apparatus are configured such that at least one of the wheels is at least partially nested within the accommodation space when the wheeled accessory is secured to the accessory coupler and the accessory coupler is in the first position.

Patient transport system

A compact and collapsible cane includes a handle, a tip, and at least two collapsible cane segments joining the handle to the tip. In some aspects, the cane segments are configurable in an unfolded configuration and a folded configuration, where, in the folded configuration, a flat or nesting surface of one of the cane segments abuts a corresponding flat or nesting surface of an adjacent cane segment. In various examples, the collapsible cane includes a hinge with two parallel pivot axes between the two collapsible cane segments. In some examples, the cane includes a connector system with a male connector and a female connector connected by a shock cord between the two collapsible cane segments.

Compact folding cane

A walking stick can include a handle () including a head (). The head () can include at least one internal reinforcement member (). The at least one internal reinforcement member () can have a shape that is substantially the same as a shape of the head (). The bathing wand can include a neck () and a shaft (). The bathing wand can also include a foot () for engaging the ground. The foot () can be coupled to the shaft (). In some aspects, the foot () can include at least two arms () extending from a top portion () towards a bottom portion () of the foot (). Each of the at least two arms () can be coupled together through a base () of the of the bottom portion (). In some aspects, at least one arm () can form a loop ().

Walking stick

Base for medical accessory

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Princeton, NJ, United States of America

William Robert Parcells