InTouch
Critical Care Bed
Basic needs. Simplified care. Positive outcomes.
This product is only available for sale to healthcare professionals.
InTouch at a glance
The InTouch Critical Care Bed delivers intuitive, advanced technology and supports it with hospital programs and processes that enable you to minimise the risk of adverse events1 while providing a higher quality of care consistently and conveniently.
Intuitive controls on all four sides of the bed
One touch electric brake
Protocol reminders
Spoken language translations
Sound therapy
Product features
Touch Screen
Control all bed functions with an easy, intuitive touch screen interface using an on-bed Windows computer.
Zoom Motorised Drive System
Our Zoom Drive System is fully integrated and helps to provide mobility and efficiency for both the patient and the caregiver.
iBed Awareness
iBed Awareness monitors local bed status information, alerting caregivers visually, audibly or remotely if preset parameters are compromised.
Connect to Help Prevent Adverse Events
By providing better bedside data and greater flexibility to connect, you can help improve patient care. Open architecture reduces your total cost of ownership and gives you the freedom to build a custom solution.
Benefits of Early Mobility
Stryker's InTouch bed has features that may assist in early mobility exercises such as a 16" low bed height, an independent knee gatch and foot drop, a one-touch cardiac chair position, and siderails that support transferable skills and the necessary nose-over-toes position.2,3
Connected and confident care
iBed Wireless, available on Stryker’s InTouch Critical Care Bed, is compatible with many information management systems allowing your facility to build a custom end solution. This gives caregivers the ability to help provide advanced fall prevention*, asset management and documentation from the bedside.**
1. Wang, Y., Beydoun, M.A., Liang, L., Caballero, B. and Kumanyika, S. K. (2008), Will All Americans Become Overweight or Obese? Estimating the Progression and Cost of the US Obesity Epidemic. Obesity, 16:2323-2330. doi:10.1038/oby.2008.351.
2. FDA, Hospital Bed Safety Guidelines, 2003
3. Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Healthcare, p. 58 2009
**The features listed are only available when iBed Wireless is integrated with third party systems that bring data to EHRs, Handheld devices, Alert Management Systems, Nurse Call, or Asset Management Systems. The iBed Wireless System requires iBed Radios, iBed Locators, and a Stryker Server application.
* When combining the proper processes and technologies to help reduce risk of bed related falls.
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