Clinic setup

Does anyone have a play clinic that they use for their exams? Could you tell us about it?

For the most part, I have been fortunate enough to take patients to one of two BDSM clubs in my area, Philadelphia, which feature medical exam rooms. Unfortunately, my favorite of the two has downsized, and while they'll still rent me space, it won't be dedicated to medical play, so it won't be quite the same.

The room I used there featured a real exam table with stirrups, a nice exam light, a big cabinet with lots of supplies, good for both atmosphere and for the items I don't bring myself.

The little equipment I have I have made myself

Hi all. i'm running my "clinic" in my very small apartment, where I have a small bedroom, then a common area shared by two other people as well as 1 shared bathroom. Any ideas on how to add makeshift stirrups to a bed so I can have a real examination table?

Thanks!

Well you could build them into a harness taht hooks over the foot board. just screw on 2 blocks of wood into the back of teh fram that u fixed the stirrups to and then cut a slot tahts wider than the thickness of the foot board

Sometimes you can find old medical sales where a real examination tables are sold pretty cheap because new models have been purchased. That's where I got mine!

Ebay often has used exam tables for sale. Many are cheap (less than $100) but most require local pickup - they don't ship.

A workable substitute for stirrups is a device I recently found - obstetric straps called "obhandles". These figure-8 shaped webbed-belts are used to position feet and legs for labor (one end of the 8 around a foot/ankle and the other around a hand. They work great and take a lot of pressure off of holding legs just right. I got mine from a company called Balkowitsch Enterprises in Bismark, ND, USA. Their email is sales@balkowitsch.com (I am not affiliated with them or receive anything for this!) They apparently are a dealer for obhandle.com.

More tips for a home exam coming soon!

Not a bad idea for concealment. I've always wondered how I'd handle that dilemma when i decide to buy a table

Does any one have or know were i can get plans to build my own stirrups to go on a exam table?

I have my own special clinic in my basement. My girlfriend and I are both into medical fantasies, so we bought and old exam table off of ebay. We have a guest room in our basement that is seldom used, so we transformed it into our own clinic. We set up the exam table and bought all of our supplies online. We us the clinic all the time! When someone does actually come to stay with us, we put all the supplies in our closet.

In my old house I had a basement. Used an old kitchen table. Took a piece of plywood and made a back support. Screwed 2 hinges at the bottom of it to mount it to the table and vary the angle. Installed 2 heavy duty hooks to the top and used small chain to support it. Attached other end of chains to the rafters. For leg support. I hung ropes down with loops in them. Worked great. Had mirrors set up in front of the table with clip-on spotlights. Used for complete self exams. Had all the toys and equipment, mags, candles, smokes ect laid out on a small table next to it. Many kinky exams down there.

Hi. I just wrote this on another thread.

I bought a portable exam table at Sam's Club. You can find them on Ebay or for sales locallly. The height is adjustable. There are little holes in the legs, so you can screw in rings for restraints. Be a little creative with pipe and rings and you can make an attachment for the ankles so they are elevated in a stirrup-like fashion.

My goal is I would love to have a exam room in my house,especially in the basement kinda out of the way

I love the folding massage tables morphed a bit. they are easy to conceal, but still make for great play time

I prefer,and have a real exam table myself...midmark model..but as noted they weigh a ton so if you find a cheap used one in decent shape it's a pain to get it home. A step ahead of converting a massage table can be found here http://www.tattootable.com/ ... if you have a number of tattoo studios around you may find a used one for sale. I've seen these at the place I got my autoclave from and they are perfect for either the stirrups or knee crutch positions..and get this...they weigh around 50 pounds so easily portable. I'm considering getting one since it can be easily loaded in the car when the exam is out of town.

I had a "patient" once (a new girl friend) who wanted to try medical role playing. I set up the bedroom with a few basic medical things laid out on a small table. She got so turned on that she almost had an orgasm even before we got started. Just proves that one doesn't always need expensive equipment to have fun, and boy, we did!

If you just have a bed, you can also have the pt rest her legs on the footboard. That works well for me.

It would be nice to have a real setup area, but with a bit of imagination and some props it is still possible to create a fairly realistic area in a normal home area. Mostly the dining room or kitchen if it is spacious enough. What I do is remove everything such as photos, chairs and ornaments, just leaving the table which is then covered with dark green cloth which becomes the examination table. A trolley table or small table covered with a white or preferably green cloth draped over it becomes an instrument, dressing trolley. For effect some certificates, and medical type charts can be hung on the photo hooks on the wall.

I have some complete surgical outfits, and with the area transformed into an operating room, examination room, and the medical staff dressed in gowns, gloves ,masks, etc, it is very effective. Any medical equipment such as enema hoses, syringes, scissors, clamps all help.

Afterwards the area can be quickly changed back with little to be done.

Anyone know of an exam room to rent in the NY/NJ Area?

In my hometown there is a place where you can rent "roleplay rooms" for money. They have "doctors office", "Classroom", "Teenage girls room", SM-room etc, and you can rent them for a specific time (rather expensive rent though). We tried the medical room once and had a really good time! There was a lot of medical equipment in the room that we used! Good fun!!!

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Like many others here, I have found that my portable massage table can can make a very realistic exam table. It has a removable headrest and arm shelf. I "accidently" discovered that if you remove the headrest but leave the arm shelf in place and scoot your bottom all the way down to the edge of the table, the arm shelf just happens to be a nice place to rest your feet. Your knees are bent up and your legs can be spread open very wide to allow the "doctor" adequate access so that he can do his "job". The ankles can be secured to the table if desired with velcro straps. No quite the same as stirrups but not a bad substitute either. Cover the table with a white fitted sheet, placing a folded exam gown on top of it and display all of your exam equipment on a table or counter next to the exam table and you are good to go...if you have a patient that is!

There is a place in Poughkeepsie, NY (about 2 hours N. of NYC) that can be rented for medical exams. I do not know if it ok to give links here. if ok, i will share.

SOunds like a cool place to have a party....

If you're quite handy, you might try making some alterations to a chair such as the one in the linked image.

http://img352.imageshack.us/img352/3679/antiqueexamchairla3.jpg

The pics are from a Craigslist posting.

Pushed into a corner in a room, no-one would ever know what its real purpose was.

If you could find a chair like one of these:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/corriec/440947033/

And get a pair of stirrups that have been outfitted with clamps, you could just utilize the arms that can be pulled out to create footrests, and clamp the stirrups to them.

Another "hide your exam table in plain sight" option.

Setting up the exam room and collecting all the "bits" to make it look just right is something to savor over time. Start simple, and keep your eyes open. Clinics that are up-grading equipment or relocating are often a good source -- also E-Bay and various other on-line purveyors. Like any other hobby,this room is never quite "done" in my mind. (There is always something more I am looking to add.) Happy hunting! The search is half the fun. (The other half is putting my "finds" to good use.

Collecting urine samples is the easiest and most fun thing to do at home in my opinion

My fiance and I got a real exam table from a friend of a friend of a friend... who was working to remodel a gyn clinic. They had some old equipment that was being scrapped and so we were able to get the table for nothing. It even had the stirrups and several rolls of paper in a drawer!

Build that clinc room so that it is only Accessibility is limited. I would hate to have "normal guests" find out about them.

I would be concerned about cleanliness when it comes to rented space. does the club clean the room regularly or is the party responsible for that?

I've had that issue from several apartments and now a house. Like one pvrevious post mentioned there is a real benefit to have it all in a location that it can be setup and ready. Not just for spur-of-the-moment play, but as to not take too much time and energy to setup the area as using it.

I recently moved into a house that I was able to choose floorplans and make some changes to the plans to incoporate a play room. I live in a 3 story house, with an upsatirs that has a giant loft that overlooks my family room. I use this loft as my office. Just off to the right hand side of my desk is where the play room is. It's setup in a way that i looks just like storage and, with the way i've arranged all my office furniture, it keeps it away from eyes that wander and make others wonder what could be in there. I just tell them that's where the attic access is.

My point of all of this though is that I still have some strange feelings, especially any time the parents visit, as to what's in the room. My setup might be a lot more than just throwing a sheet over it can handle, but I think it's just the idea of what's in there that makes us feel awkward about keeping things hidden from those who don't understand.