Our Henry Schein Brand offers a robust selection of diagnostic equipment, devices, and tools, all with outstanding value and affordable pricing. Backed by our satisfaction guarantee, the Henry Schein Brand diagnostic portfolio, which includes wall mount systems, stethoscopes, respiratory rate monitors and blood pressure cuffs, has been tested to the highest standards, allowing for enhanced productivity and excellent patient care. Preview Some of Our Best-Selling Henry Schein Brand Diagnostic Equipment Offerings Below
Keep your essential diagnostic tools within arm’s reach. Our Henry Schein brand wallboards and systems offer an integrated approach to help improve workflow and aid in overall organization.
Henry Schein Brand aneroid sphygmomanometers, cuffs, gauges, and bladders are engineered for precision and clinical effectiveness. Developed specifically for use in clinical settings, including physician’s offices and other point-of-care environments.
Our Henry Schein Brand selection includes pediatric and adult Sprague Rappaport stethoscopes, Clinician Stethoscopes, 2-head teaching stethoscopes, nursing, and cardiology stethoscopes. All are designed to provide excellent sound quality and durability.
Perhaps one of the most important diagnostic tools a clinician can carry, the thermometer helps to monitor any changes in body temperature related to disease or infection. Our Henry Schein Brand portfolio includes digital tympanic probes, no-contact infrared thermometers, pocket-sized digital thermometers as well as accessories like covers and disposable sheaths.
Capturing accurate body measurements is made easier with scales and stadiometers by Henry Schein. Our portfolio features high-capacity options that measure up to 1,000 lbs., wheelchair compatible scales, pediatric scales, balance beam scales and more.
The Henry Schein Brand Reference Guide is designed to provide a quick reference to the most-requested Henry Schein branded products in our portfolio.
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The use of medical equipment, including thermometers, scales, blood pressure monitors/cuffs, spirometers, oximeters, and stethoscopes have become standard practice with most medical exams. Whether it’s a yearly check-up or a follow-up diagnostic visit, measuring a patient’s vital signs has become an essential step in ensuring long-term health. In fact, baseline vitals have become a critical tool in determining future health risks including diabetes, heart disease, hypertension, and diminished lung function. According to the CDC, nearly 70% of US adults aged 65 or older have high blood pressure.¹ However, high blood pressure doesn’t always correlate with age. About 1 in 25 children and young adults aged 12 to 19 have hypertension, and 1 in 10 have high blood pressure.² Smoking, obesity, alcohol use, and poor diet are added risk factors. Underlying illness could present itself in the form of an unusually elevated heart rate, poor oxygen saturation or unexpected weight loss or weight gain. By simply collecting baseline vitals, physicians are better able to detect subtle changes that may translate to early warning signs, especially when other risk factors are recorded.