Caddy
In some implementations, a caddy can include a shape where the caddy may include a bridge defining a remote seat that is structured to receive a call button remote, the remote seat opening upwardly, and the caddy having one or more protrusions extending up from a periphery of the remote seat. The caddy may also include a pair of legs extending down from the bridge, with a downwardly opening gap between the legs. The caddy may define apertures on opposite ends of the remote seat, each of the apertures being structured to receive a cord of a call button remote while the call button remote is seated in the remote seat. A call button remote can be seated in the remote seat with at least a portion of the call button remote being above the armrest of the medical chair.
1. A caddy system comprising:
a caddy that is structured to be removably mounted on a medical chair armrest, the caddy comprising a remote seat structured to receive a call button remote, the caddy defining apertures on opposite ends of the remote seat, each of the apertures being structured to receive a cord of a call button remote while the call button remote is seated in the remote seat;
an armrest of a medical chair upon which the caddy is mounted; and
a call button remote that is seated in the remote seat of the caddy above the armrest, wherein the caddy comprises a pair of legs descending from a bridge that includes the remote seat, the legs defining one or more holes receiving one or more hooks, with one or more items of medical equipment hanging from the one or more hooks.
2. The caddy system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more items of medical equipment comprises a chest tube drainage system.
3. The caddy system of claim 1 , wherein the one or more items of medical equipment comprises a Foley catheter bag.