Medical & Healthcare Scales: Accurate Measurement for Health Monitoring

Medical and healthcare scales are designed to provide precise weight measurements in clinical and home healthcare settings. They are used for patient monitoring, diagnostics, and medical research.

Types of Medical Scales

Mechanical Medical Scales: Traditional spring-based scales often used in clinics. Reliable but require regular calibration.
Digital Medical Scales: Electronic scales providing accurate digital readouts. Common in hospitals and doctor’s offices.
Chair and Wheelchair Scales: Special scales designed to weigh patients who cannot stand independently.
Baby & Pediatric Scales: Designed to safely measure infants’ weight with high precision.
Smart Health Scales: Connect to apps to track weight trends, body composition, BMI, and patient records over time.

Applications

Monitoring patient weight in hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare.
Tracking weight changes for chronic disease management (diabetes, obesity, cardiac care).
Assessing growth and health in pediatric care.
Integration with electronic medical records and health apps for longitudinal tracking.

Accuracy and Safety

Medical scales must comply with regulatory standards to ensure precise measurements. Features like anti-slip platforms, easy-to-read displays, and smooth operation are essential for patient safety.