ESSENZA ACUTE CARE RANGE

67%

of nurses worldwide are women (1)

052 years

is the median age of nurses (2)

15.6%

of nurses reported burn-out (3)

76%

of nurses don't have enough time to comfort patient (4)

47%

of caregivers reported back pain (5)

Innovation Recognized. Care Redefined.

Essenza 300 LT has been honored with the prestigious 2024 DesignEuropa Award for Best Industrial Product Design, setting a new benchmark in ergonomic safety and patient care.

The DesignEuropa Awards recognize groundbreaking industrial design that transforms industries and improves lives. This distinction places Essenza 300 LT among Europe’s top innovations, reinforcing its status as a trusted choice for hospitals worldwide.

SUPERIOR SAFETY & ERGONOMICS DRIVEN BY NURSE- AND PATIENT-CENTRIC DESIGN

Ergonomic and safety solutions are protecting the back of nurses, reducing nurses’ sick leave related to MSD’s and minimizing outcomes of patient falls, Hospital Acquired Pressure Injuries & other adverse events.

Lateral tilt

reducing physical strains on the caregiver by 67%. (6)

MOBI-CONTROLS®

can help to speed up the recovering process.

LOW HEIGHT OF 25.5 CM

helps to reduce the severity of patients‘ falls.

EASYDRIVE®

enables effortless patient transportation done by one caregiver without the need for any initial pushing force for acceleration. (7)

UNPARALLELED EFFECTIVENESS BROUGHT BY ADVANCED TECHNOLOGIES

Advanced technologies save time through a decreased number of unnecessary operations and simplified caregivers’ procedures.

SAFESENSE

helps to save time by giving a remote overview of the patient.

DESIGNINK®

contributes to reducing patient fear and anxiety while improving the working environment for caregivers. (8)

INTEGRATED MATTRESSES

provides caregivers with easy, time-saving care management.

SmartTracking

facilitates caregivers' daily work by tracking hospital assets or patients.

ONE PLATFORM THAT FITS EVERY LEVEL OF ACUTE CARE

HOSPITAL-WIDE STANDARDISATION

When the same bed platform is used across wards - from pediatrics to geriatrics - the way the bed is operated, adjusted, cleaned, and serviced becomes consistent. That reduces variation, saves time, and makes day-to-day operations easier to manage.

CLINICAL VERSATILITY

Care teams can adapt the bed to different patient needs and acuity levels without switching to a completely different product. This supports continuity of care through the patient journey - even when patients move between departments.

INTUITIVE WORKFLOWS

A familiar control logic and consistent procedures streamline onboarding and re-training, reduce cognitive load during busy shifts, and help prevent avoidable errors.

COMMON COMPONENTS

Fewer unique parts and a shared platform mean faster troubleshooting and more predictable servicing - resulting in reduced downtime and higher availability when beds are needed most.

MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE ESSENZA ACUTE CARE RANGE

ESSENZA 100 & 200

A core-acuity hospital bed designed for safety, made for comfort.
  • Acute Care
  • Bed

ESSENZA 300

Universal low height bed improves patient safety, while the lateral tilt version sets a new gold standard in acute care with premium ergonomics and effective mobilization.
  • Acute Care
  • Bed

ESSENZA 300 W

The acuity adaptable hospital bed ensuring compliance with the highest hygiene standards in variable design options.
  • Acute Care
  • Bed

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(3) PRC National Nursing Engagement Report. Trends and Implications with Nursing Engagement. 2019. Available online: https://prccustomresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/PRC_Nursing_Engagement_ Report/PRC-NurseReport-Final-031819-Secure.pdf
(4) Govasli L, Solvoll BA. Nurses’ experiences of busyness in their daily work. Nurs Inq.2020 Jul;27(3):e12350. doi: 10.1111/nin.12350. Epub 2020 Mar 4. PMID: 32133740.
(5) OSHA. Musculoskeletal disorders in the healthcare sector. European Agency for Safety and Health at Work. 2020. Cited: 12 Dec 2022. Available online: https://osha.europa.eu/en/publications/musculoskeletal-disorders-healthcare-sector
(6) MCX LINET Report Lateral tilt - Effect of lateral tilt on patients turning. 2019
(7) LINET. White paper: Streamlining patient transport and maximizing operational efficiency. 2023.
(8) Qin SY. Analysis on the color design of hospital landscape. Appl Mech Mater. 2015;744–746:2196–2199. doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.744-746.2196