An overview of the long-term care insurance system will also be introduced! We have a wide range of welfare equipment rental products available.
This catalog introduces welfare equipment rental products applicable to the long-term care insurance system handled by Nishiken Co., Ltd. It features a variety of products, including the space-saving design special bed "Wamu Sai," which takes into account body size and installation environment, and the Paramount Bed "Kokochia Riraku," which balances pressure distribution and comfort. [Contents (excerpt)] ■ Special beds and special bed accessories ■ Pressure ulcer prevention equipment ■ Position change devices ■ Walking assist canes ■ Walkers *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Other Listed Items】 ■Handrails ■Wheelchairs and Wheelchair Accessories ■Ramps ■Mobility Lifts ■Automated Excretion Processing Devices ■Wandering Detection Devices ■List of Wheelchair Functions *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Nishiken, which started with the rental of construction machinery and temporary materials, is now addressing the challenges of an aging population with welfare and nursing care products, and is working on environmental products to maintain the global environment. Nishiken began in 1960 as a construction equipment rental company. Since then, it has continued to evolve in various fields, starting with the rental of construction machinery and temporary materials, and expanding into welfare and nursing care products, as well as various environmental products. Furthermore, it has developed a wide range of businesses, including the operation of one of the largest large-format inkjet output centers in western Japan. Currently, Nishiken's service locations are widely spread from Kyushu, Chugoku, and Kansai to Kanto.