Medical Scale for Sale: Doctor’s Office and Professional Patient Scales

By MNM Scales · Last updated October 31, 2026

Reviewed by MNM Scales technicians · Updated October 31, 2026 · Prices checked October 31, 2026

A medical scale for a doctor’s office has to do more than read a weight: it has to hold patients safely, record height and weight in one stop, send readings to the chart, and stay accurate through years of daily use. MNM Scales has sold, calibrated and repaired scales for over 30 years from our shop in Cypress, Texas. Below are the professional medical scales we have in stock, what each one is built for, and what to budget for calibration.

Medical scale for sale: what we have in stock

Scale	Type	Capacity x readability	Key features	Price
Brecknell HS-300	Physician scale with height rod	660 lb x 0.2 lb	Height rod 2 ft to 7 ft, handrail, backlit LCD, Hold, RS-232; batteries and adapter included	$438
Rice Lake 150-10-5	Eye-level physician scale with height rod	550 lb x 0.2 lb	Height rod 27.5 to 82 in, BMI, Motiontrap, serial and USB for EMR; six AA batteries included	$547.99
Brecknell MS140-300	Handrail physician scale	660 lb x 0.2 lb	20.5 x 20.5 in platform, foam-covered handrails, Hold, RS-232, wheel kit	$549
Brecknell CS-200M	Mechanical chair scale	440 lb x 4 oz	Lift-away armrests, footrest, locking rear wheels; no power needed	$546.99
Brecknell MS-1000	Bariatric wheelchair and handrail scale	1,000 lb x 0.5 lb	Built-in 9° ramps, guard rail, Tare for the wheelchair, Hold, handles and wheels	$1,299
Brecknell MS-1000 3-Pack	Three wheelchair scales	1,000 lb x 0.5 lb each	Equip several floors or clinics at once	$2,766
Adam MTB 20	Baby and toddler scale	44 lb x 0.005 lb	Removable cradle, non-slip mat, AC adapter included or 4 AA batteries	$193.99

See every model in medical and healthcare scales.

Choosing a doctor’s office scale

• Exam room: a physician scale with a height rod records height and weight at one station. The HS-300 adds a handrail; the Rice Lake 150-10-5 adds an eye-level display and a BMI key.
• Patients who need support: a handrail scale such as the MS140-300 gives patients something to hold while they stand.
• Patients who cannot stand: the CS-200M chair scale weighs them seated, and the MS-1000 weighs them in their wheelchair, with Tare to subtract the chair.
• Bariatric care: the MS-1000 weighs up to 1,000 lb; the HS-300 and MS140-300 weigh up to 660 lb.
• Pediatrics: the MTB 20 weighs infants in a cradle and toddlers on the mat in 0.005 lb steps.
• Electronic records: the HS-300 and MS140-300 have RS-232, and the Rice Lake 150-10-5 has serial and USB. See connecting a scale to a computer.

Professional medical scales by setting

Setting	Start with	Price
Family practice or urgent care exam room	Brecknell HS-300 or Rice Lake 150-10-5	$438 to $547.99
Physical therapy, fitness or wellness clinic	Brecknell MS140-300	$549
Dialysis, rehab or long-term care	Brecknell MS-1000 or Brecknell CS-200M	$546.99 to $1,299
Hospital floors or a multi-site group	Brecknell MS-1000 3-Pack	$2,766
Pediatrics, lactation or home visits	Adam MTB 20	$193.99

Calibration and service for medical scales

• Patient scales over 150 kg capacity (HS-300, Rice Lake 150-10-5, MS140-300, CS-200M, MS-1000): see in-house calibration for scales over 150 kg and NIST calibration for scales over 150 kg for current pricing.
• Baby scales from 6.2 to 35 kg (MTB 20): in-house calibration with a certificate $250 or NIST calibration with a NIST-traceable certificate $595.
• On-site service: $295 + $2 per mile per visit across the Houston area, so we can calibrate every scale in the clinic in one trip. See on-site calibration in Houston, or use mail-in calibration outside Houston.
• Paperwork: certificates document each calibration for audits and accreditation reviews; see NIST vs in-house certificates, our NIST calibration certificate service and how often to calibrate a scale.
• Repairs and rentals: we repair scales, and MNM rents all types of scales if you need a scale while yours is in for service.

Using a scale in Texas: TDA does not require an NTEP certificate for every device, but the scale must meet NIST Handbook 44 and suit its use; some scales do need one, so we recommend NTEP models and can check yours. TDA explains this in Legal for Trade Scales in the State of Texas (PDF). See what NTEP legal-for-trade means and TDA scale certification in Texas.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I find a medical scale for sale?

MNM Scales has medical scales in stock: the Brecknell HS-300 physician scale at $438, the Rice Lake 150-10-5 at $547.99, the Brecknell MS140-300 at $549, the CS-200M chair scale at $546.99, the MS-1000 wheelchair scale at $1,299 and the Adam MTB 20 baby scale at $193.99 (prices checked October 31, 2026).

What is the best scale for a doctor’s office?

For most exam rooms, a physician scale with a height rod, such as the Brecknell HS-300 or Rice Lake 150-10-5, records height and weight in one stop. Add a chair or wheelchair scale for patients who cannot stand, and a baby scale for pediatrics.

What makes a medical scale professional grade?

A professional medical scale has a steel platform and frame, a capacity well above your heaviest patient, Hold to keep the reading after the patient steps off, and a data port to send weights to records.

Can a medical scale send weights to an EMR?

Yes, with a data port. The Brecknell HS-300 and MS140-300 have RS-232, and the Rice Lake 150-10-5 has serial and USB.

Do you calibrate medical scales?

Yes. Order calibration with a new scale, mail a scale in, or book on-site service at $295 + $2 per mile per visit in the Houston area. Baby scales up to 35 kg are $250 for in-house calibration with a certificate or $595 for NIST calibration.

Can I buy several wheelchair scales at once?

Yes. The Brecknell MS-1000 3-Pack is $2,766 for three 1,000 lb wheelchair scales. For larger orders, request a quote.