APRIA

[ Nutritional pharmaceuticals, namely, total parenteral nutrition (TPN), which is delivered intravenously, including its additives such as lipids, fats and glucose, prescribed by licensed physicians for the treatment of chronic or acute digestive disorders, cancer, HIV/AIDS-related wasting syndrome, failure to thrive in infants and other conditions impacting the digestive system; ] enteral nutritional pharmaceuticals, namely, enteral nutrition (also known as "tube feeding"), used in the treatment of chronic or acute digestive disorders such as failure to thrive in infants, congenital anomalies impacting the digestive system, brain damage, stroke, cancer, HIV/AIDS-related wasting syndrome and other conditions impacting the nutritional status of the patient, including specialty formulas for pediatric patients and people with diabetes; incontinence supplies, namely, adult diapers and shields

Impotence treatment devices, namely, vacuum erection devices prescribed by a licensed physician to non-surgically treat impotence; medical supplies for incontinence, namely, connectors, tubes, adaptors, and medical cleansers ordered by medical professionals to assist patients with living with urinary incontinence

Wheelchairs, [ power scooters ] and lift chairs [ ; custom rehabilitation equipment, namely, power wheelchairs that have been customized, upon the prescription or order by a licensed physician or physical rehabilitation professional, to the unique medical, mobility and assistive needs of patients with paraplegia, quadriplegia, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury and other conditions of the central nervous system ]

Beds and hospital beds