Abstract: Disclosed is an exercise device securable to beds in healthcare settings for patients enduring periods of bed-based care. The exercise device comprises a frame that houses a number of electrical components and a resistance assembly. The resistance assembly permits adjustment of the difficulty of patient exercise. Attached to the frame is either a pedal assembly or an arm exercise unit, or both, allowing for upper and lower body exercise. The exercise device includes a clamp assembly configured to securely attached the exercise device to the bed. Further, the position of the exercise device can be adjusted to accommodate various sizes of patients by adjusting an adjustment assembly that connects the frame to the clamp assembly. The frame may house a wireless communication module configured to collect and transmit exercise metrics of the patient/activity, as well as facilitate device setup, positioning, and setting adjustments to personalize activities to each patient.

Abstract: A WI-FI access point can be configured to communicate with a service set using a service set identifier (SSID) and to respond to, or not respond to, probe requests based on whether the WI-FI access point is a preferred access point for the SSID. The WI-FI access point can have a probe suppression indicator that indicates suppressive when the access point is not preferred and that indicates responsive when the access point is preferred. Transmitting a WI-FI beacon having a SSID value equaling the SSID can inform WI-FI clients of the service set. The WI-FI clients can transmit probe requests having SSID values equaling the SSID. The WI-FI access point can suppress sending probe responses responsive to the probe requests when the probe suppression indicator indicates suppressive. The WI-FI access point can send probe responses responsive to the probe requests when the probe suppression indicator indicates responsive.