Esthetica Medical Furniture Expands Offerings to Qatar Hospitals

Esthetica Medical Furniture, a leading manufacturer of clinical furniture for healthcare facilities in Qatar and other countries, has expanded its offerings to include motorized clinical seating for hospitals and clinics across the nation. The company, which operates a production facility in IMT Manesar, Haryana, has introduced a range of motorized chairs and treatment tables designed to meet the specific needs of various medical departments.

For renal units, Esthetica offers the Dialysis Chair, which can adjust its height, backrest, leg rest, and footrest electronically. This chair also features Trendelenburg positioning and a quick-release backrest to facilitate CPR access. Gynaecology clinics can opt for the Gynae Examination Chair, which is controlled by a foot switch. Physiotherapy departments have access to eight treatment table models, including the Mahit 7-Section Treatment Table and the Parth Physiotherapy Table.

Oncology and infusion centres in Qatar can also source the Esthetica Chemotherapy Chair, which adjusts the backrest, leg rest, height, tilt, and footrest. Nurses can save preferred positions using the chair's programmable memory function, making it easier for patients to sit down and stand up. Esthetica powder coats its steel frames after welding and covers seats with upholstery selected for its resistance to fire and abrasion. The dialysis range uses upholstery designed to withstand regular cleaning with hospital disinfectants.

In addition to its seating products, Esthetica Medical Furniture manufactures height-adjustable medical stools and UV-C disinfection towers. The company exhibited its range at India Health 2026 in June 2026 at IICC Dwarka in New Delhi. Since 2023, Esthetica has produced dialysis and chemotherapy chairs, examination chairs, treatment tables, medical stools, and UV-C disinfection systems for healthcare facilities in Qatar and other countries.

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