Health Advance Inc., a development stage company, operates as an on-line retailer of home medical products in Canada and the United States. It intends to offers aids to daily living, ambulatory, bath safety, core wound care, diabetic, enteral nutrition-feeding, home diagnostics, incontinence, orthopedic, ostomy, pain management, professional use and diagnostic, respiratory, tracheostomy care, specialty wound care, and women-infant products. The company's product portfolio would also include bed accessories, catheters, diagnostic equipment, lift chairs/geri chairs, IV supplies, needles/syringes, patient lifts and acc, personal protection products/gloves, scooters and accessories, seating/cushions, specialty medical equipment and accessories, urological/collection devices, wheelchairs accessories. It focuses on operating leadingmedicalproducts.com, an e-commerce site for the retail community and health care community. The company intends to serve health care professionals, medical distributors, and consumers. Health Advance Inc. was founded in 2010 and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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