A Bladder Scanner is a portable, non-invasive ultrasound device that quickly measures the volume of urine in a patient’s bladder. Using advanced ultrasound technology, it creates a three-dimensional image and provides accurate measurements within seconds, without causing discomfort to the patient.

It will also help clinicians assess urinary retention and determine whether catheterization is medically necessary. By reducing unnecessary catheter use, it lowers the risk of catheter-associated urinary tract infections, improves patient comfort, and supports more informed treatment decisions.

The Philips EarlyVue VS30 is an advanced patient monitoring system that continuously tracks vital signs including blood pressure, oxygen saturation, pulse rate, respiration, and carbon dioxide levels. The monitor also calculates automated Early Warning Scores (EWS), helping clinicians identify subtle signs of patient deterioration before serious complications develop.

By providing real-time information and early alerts, these monitors support timely clinical intervention, improve patient safety, and enhance the quality of care across hospital units.

A Workstation on Wheels (WOW) is a mobile computer cart that allows healthcare providers to access electronic medical records, medications, and clinical information directly at the patient’s bedside. Ergotron’s ergonomic design enables staff to move easily between patients while maintaining access to essential technology.

These mobile workstations improve workflow efficiency, reduce time spent away from patients, and support accurate documentation and medication administration, ultimately enhancing patient care and safety.

 An IV Four-Hook Power Lifter is designed to safely raise and lower heavy intravenous fluid bags, reducing the physical strain placed on healthcare workers. Traditional IV poles often require staff to lift large fluid containers overhead, creating a risk of back, shoulder, and repetitive strain injuries.

By automating the lifting process, this equipment enhances workplace safety, reduces the likelihood of staff injuries, and allows healthcare professionals to focus more fully on patient care.

The IntelliVue MX40 is a lightweight, wearable telemetry monitor that allows patients requiring continuous cardiac monitoring to remain mobile while their vital signs are tracked remotely. For mothers experiencing high-risk pregnancies or medical complications, the device enables them to move freely throughout the unit while clinicians continuously monitor heart rhythm, oxygen levels, and respiration.

The system transmits data directly to the central nursing station, ensuring patient safety while promoting mobility, comfort, and a more restful environment. Remote alarm management also reduces unnecessary noise in patient rooms, supporting a better patient experience.

Seizure pads (or side rail pads) are used in hospital settings as part of seizure precautions to protect patients from striking metal bed rails during a seizure. They feature foam padding and wipeable, fluid-resistant covers to prevent injury and maintain infection control.