Simplify caregiver procedures

Challenges

  • Alarm fatigue is present among ICU nurses in moderate to high levels (1)​
  • 57% of nurses experience burnout (2)​, 36% of patient weight estimates deviate by more than 10% (5)​
  • 41% of caregivers suffer from a lack of time (3)
  • Inconsistent device design across product lines can lead to use-related hazards, particularly during emergency response (4)

SOLUTIONS

SCALES

Effortless weight measurement with 0.5 kg precision:

✓ Enables effortless monitoring of patient weight
✓ Reduces the need to move patients to an external scale

SMARTTRACKING

A unique smart concept that performs asset and patient tracking and enables caregivers to find equipment remotely with room-level accuracy.​

X-RAY CASSETTE HOLDER​

The X-ray cassette holder allows imaging without repositioning the patient, enhancing comfort and efficiency.​

AUTOMATICALLY ENGAGED I-BRAKE®​

Safety feature that automatically engages the bed’s brakes when plugged in, helping caregivers prevent unintended movement​.

NURSE CALL​

Informs the caregiver of a patient’s need or fall and enables two-way communication with the patient directly through the bed.​

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1) Michel O, Garcia Manjon AJ, Pasquier J, Ortoleva Bucher C. How do nurses spend their time? time and motion analysis of nursing activities in an internal medicine unit. J Adv Nurs. 2021;77(11):4459–4470. doi:10.1111/jan.14935
2) Berlin G, Burns F, Hanley A, et al. Understanding and prioritizing nurses’ mental health and well-being: Survey. American Nurses Foundation; McKinsey & Company. 2023.
3) European Agency for Safety and Health at Work (EU-OSHA). Musculoskeletal disorders in the healthcare sector. 2020.
4) U.S. FDA, Center for Devices and Radiological Health. Applying human factors and usability engineering to medical devices (guidance). 2018.
5) Monsees J, Staunton F, Morris A, et al. Difference between estimated and actual body weight in an ICU: service evaluation. Nurs Crit Care. 2025;30(2):e13271. doi:10.1111/nicc.13271