I’d assume that the main reason they’re referred to as “medical equipment” is for insurance reasons. They fall under that broad category of patient care, so that’s where they are grouped.
If that’s true, you have capitalism to thank for that specification.
In the same vein.
I don’t like it when people call Service Dogs “medical equipment.”
It’s a living, breathing, thinking being. It is not “equipment.”
Bare minimum, it is medical personnel.
I’d assume that the main reason they’re referred to as “medical equipment” is for insurance reasons. They fall under that broad category of patient care, so that’s where they are grouped.
If that’s true, you have capitalism to thank for that specification.
(Looks like you do, but I never get to use that meme 😁)
You’re probably a hundred percent correct, based on my experiences with medical insurance.