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ADA Medical Equipment Compliance Guide
Everything your facility needs to source the right equipment — specs, minimums, and buying strategy in one place. We offer exam tables, treatment chairs, bariatric scales, staircases, and more, designed to support safe, accessible care for every patient.
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Required Specs (2025)
- Low seat height 17–19″
- Transfer surface ≥ 21″ wide × 17″ deep
- Two adjoining sides accessible for transfers
- Sturdy support rails included
- Leg supports when stirrups are used
Documentation to Keep on File
- Manufacturer's compliance certification per unit
- Product spec sheet confirming key dimensions
- Purchase record for each compliant unit
- Auditors and accreditors will request all three
How Many Do I Need?
- 10% of each equipment category per department
- 20% for mobility-specialty facilities (rehab, etc.)
- Units must be distributed across depts, not grouped in one area
- Keep cert + spec sheet on file per unit
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need compliant equipment even if no patient has complained?
Yes. ADA MDE compliance is a procurement obligation, not a reactive one. State and local government entities must purchase accessible equipment regardless of whether any patient has raised an issue. Waiting for a complaint is not a defensible compliance strategy.
Exactly how many compliant units do I need?
At least 10% of each equipment category per department must be ADA-compliant. Mobility-specialty facilities (e.g., rehabilitation centers) face a 20% minimum. Compliant units must also be distributed across departments, not consolidated in one area.
Example: A clinic with 12 exam tables across 4 departments needs at least 2 compliant tables, positioned so each department has reasonable access to one.
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