Accessible medical equipment for inclusive care
Power-adjustable exam tables, accessible scales, transfer-safe seating, and procedure tables built to ADA accessibility standards. Outfitting practices, public clinics, and correctional health facilities since 1984.
Built so every patient can access care.
ADA-compliant medical equipment removes the physical barriers that keep patients with mobility challenges from receiving routine care. For exam tables, that means power-adjustable height down to 17-19 inches for safe transfer from a wheelchair. For scales, accessibility means platform access, sturdy handrails, and weight capacities that match real-world patient needs.
If you operate a public clinic, correctional health facility, or any practice serving Medicare or Medicaid populations, the equipment in your exam rooms is part of your compliance posture — not a separate question.
Compliance review windows are tightening.
Federal enforcement of accessibility standards across public-facing healthcare facilities is in active expansion. Practices and public entities are reviewing exam rooms, intake areas, and procedure spaces against ADA benchmarks — and finding equipment gaps.
Replacing a non-compliant exam table with an ADA-rated one is a single line item on a procurement plan. We stock ADA-compliant models from Midmark, Ritter, Clinton, and others, ready to ship from our Arkansas warehouse.
Six categories of compliant equipment, all in stock.
Common questions about ADA-rated equipment
If your question isn't here, our specialists can usually answer in under 5 minutes by phone.
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Talk to a specialistWhat makes an exam table ADA-compliant?
ADA-rated exam tables share a few critical traits: power-adjustable height with a low position between 17–19 inches (so patients can transfer from a wheelchair safely), weight capacity of at least 500 pounds, and transfer support rails or stable side handles. Most also offer pneumatic-back positioning, foot controls, and a sturdy footstep for ambulatory patients.
Tables that only adjust mechanically (no powered base) or that bottom out above 24 inches generally don't meet the standard.
Which Midmark and Ritter models are ADA-rated?
Within Midmark, the 626, 630, and Ritter 222 Barrier-Free exam tables all hit the ADA height-range standard. Midmark's 641 procedure table also qualifies for procedure rooms requiring accessible positioning.
If you're shopping a specific model and want to confirm ADA rating before ordering, call (501) 847-2332 — we'll pull the spec sheet for you on the call.
Do you offer freight and white-glove installation?
Yes. Capital equipment over $1,500 ships free freight within the continental US. White-glove installation — uncrate, position, level, calibrate, walkthrough — is available for an additional fee and can be scheduled around your facility's hours.
For correctional and public-health facilities with restricted-access requirements, we coordinate delivery windows with your facility manager. Just flag it at checkout or when you request a quote.
Can you help us audit our current exam rooms for compliance gaps?
Yes. Our specialists routinely walk practices through their current equipment and identify which pieces need replacement to meet ADA standards. The audit is a 20-30 minute phone call where we go over your floorplan, existing equipment list, and patient mix. We'll send a written equipment recommendation with options at different price points.
Call (501) 847-2332 or use the contact form to schedule.
Do you sell refurbished ADA-rated equipment?
Yes. Many of our customers find that certified refurbished tables and chairs hit the ADA spec at a fraction of new pricing. Every refurb is inspected, reupholstered, and load-tested in-house with a 90-day warranty.
Refurb inventory rotates — if you're shopping a specific model, get on the inventory alert list and we'll email when one lands.
What's the lead time on new ADA-compliant equipment?
In-stock Midmark, Ritter, and Clinton ADA-rated tables ship from our Arkansas warehouse. Items requiring assembly or factory configuration typically ship in 2–4 business days. Freight transit adds 2–5 days depending on destination.
If you have a hard installation deadline, mention it on the quote — we'll confirm delivery commit before you place the order.
Talk to a specialist who's walked compliance audits in real exam rooms.
We've helped hospitals, public clinics, and correctional facilities replace non-compliant equipment without disrupting patient care. Ask about your floorplan, your patient mix, your budget — whatever you've got. Real specialists, no scripts.
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