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In the context of medicine, a motorized bed is a bed with movable side rails and a mattress foundation with three jointed parts that may be lifted by a crank or motor to allow a patient to lie in various positions for comfort or therapy.
Sometimes it is referred to as the Gatch Bed. In order to do away with the bedpan, the initial push-button hospital bed included a built-in toilet. By using a motor instead of manual or semi-electric hospital beds, users can adjust the bed in various ways without having to do any physical effort.
The backrest’s height can be raised by the user by up to 90 degrees thanks to adjustable placement. It is also possible to alter the lowest portion of the bed, which may improve comfort and circulation in the lower limbs.
Hospital beds are simple to alter thanks to the power. Using a hand controller, the user can modify their own posture without the assistance of a caregiver or family member. A person can adjust the height of an electric bed in addition to the bed’s feet and head.
For the carers involved, including nurses, porters, and transport team members, transporting patients in hospital beds is a typical patient handling duty that might provide considerable ergonomic dangers.
The global medical bed motorized drive system market accounted for $XX Billion in 2023 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2024 to 2030.
One of the top manufacturers of medical equipment in the world, Stryker, has just unveiled ProCurity, the first and only fully wireless hospital bed.
This smart bed was created to help decrease in-hospital patient falls across the board, increase nurse productivity and safety, and assist in bringing down hospital expenses. The only bed on the market right now that can effortlessly link to nurse call systems without using cables or wires is this one.
Godrej’s Chrysalis motorized beds are a line of fully motorized, four-function patient care beds that are CE certified and designed to deliver patient comfort, caregiver convenience, unmatched safety, ease of mobility, and ease of maintenance.
Additionally, they contain a variety of value-added features, are compatible with several accessories, have attractive looks, and are adaptable enough to meet the requirements of intensive care.
With only a touch, any carer may access lighter transport with IndiGo, an intuitive drive assistance that prioritises safety and simplicity.
IndiGo is the powered 5th wheel that wants to lend a helping hand in order to make every transport as safe, controllable, and simple as possible for hospitals wanting to eliminate ergonomic risk and promote efficient operations. Based on input from the carer, Indigo offers intelligent drive and brake assistance that can be increased or decreased as needed.
By minimising the labour required to carry a bed up slopes and down slopes by 70% and 60%, respectively, may lower the ergonomic risk related to patient transfer. The movement and control limitations of conventional power drive systems can be avoided with responsive assistance.
The Full Electric Bed by Drive Medical is perfect for anyone who requires a hospital type bed to use in their home or nursing home, as well as for anyone who just wants a bed with movable portions. It has a more contemporary aesthetic that will go with just about any home décor.
For the greatest comfort and adaptability for patients and their carers, this sturdy bed includes an incredibly quiet motor that functions smoothly while electronically altering the placement of the upper body, knees, and overall height of the bed frame.
The new statewide command centre software programme for managing hospital capacity and vital resources was introduced by GE Healthcare for the first time in Oregon. Apprise Health Insights will be in charge of overseeing the rollout of this technological platform, the Oregon Capacity System (OCS), to each hospital in the state of Oregon thanks to a government grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
In order to introduce the first automated state-wide hospital bed management solution in the country, GE Healthcare has partnered with Apprise Health Insights.
The system is being expanded by Apprise Health Insights and GE Healthcare to track and process more than five million data points every day, including information on the availability of acute, paediatric, ICU, specialty, rehab, and psychiatric beds as well as personal protective equipment (PPE), emergency departments, and extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).
