Abstract: In some implementations, a caddy can include a shape where the caddy may include a bridge defining a remote seat that is structured to receive a call button remote, the remote seat opening upwardly, and the caddy having one or more protrusions extending up from a periphery of the remote seat. The caddy may also include a pair of legs extending down from the bridge, with a downwardly opening gap between the legs. The caddy may define apertures on opposite ends of the remote seat, each of the apertures being structured to receive a cord of a call button remote while the call button remote is seated in the remote seat. A call button remote can be seated in the remote seat with at least a portion of the call button remote being above the armrest of the medical chair.