MV3
Safe bariatric care, reimagined
Introducing MV3.
Between 1975 and 2018, worldwide obesity nearly tripled.1 As the obese and morbidly obese population has risen, the need for providing bariatric care in a safe and dignified manner has become increasingly important.
Promotes fall prevention
Featuring advanced fall prevention technologies such as our exclusive iBed Awareness, bed exit system and low height, MV3 helps keep your patients safe and secure throughout their hospital stay.
Safely accommodates patients of various sizes
MV3 can accommodate up to 1,100 pounds safe working load – beating the industry standard by 100 lbs.2 – and features an adjustable litter deck that expands to three widths: 36”/42”/48.”
Designed with dignity in mind
With its aesthetically-pleasing design, MV3 looks and feels like the rest of our fleet – helping to preserve the dignity of bariatric patients.
Encourages independence
MV3’s multi-pivotal patient helper is an optional accessory intended to help patients of size reposition themselves in bed and to the edge of the bed.
70% of nurses surveyed say they care for patients of size each week.
37% say they never have a bariatric bed on hand when a patient arrives.
Boost your ROI with MV3
MV3 is more than a bariatric bed frame —it’s a smart, long-term investment. Eliminating the need to rent a bariatric bed every time a patient of size arrives at your facility, MV3 is ready for your patient.
Stryker’s Financial Guarantee Program
That’s why we’re willing to share the risk with you – by guaranteeing a 30% reduction in bed-related falls occurring on our beds with a combination of our bed exit system and falls-education training. If a 30% reduction is not met, Stryker will pay back a portion of the cost of the product.*
Connect with us to learn more about MV3
Thank you.
*we guarantee a 30% reduction in bed-related falls with the combination of Stryker bods equipped with a bed exit system and falls-education training. lf a reduction of 30% in bed-related falls is not recognized after one full year (based on delivery date) of product use by the facility, we will pay you back a portion of the cost. Facility must meet eligibility requirements as outlined in the fall reduction contract.
References:
- VHA Center for Engineering and Occupational Safety and Health, St. Louis, Missouri (July 2015). Bariatric Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Guidebook: A Resource Guide for Care of Person of Size. Retrieved from https://www.asphp.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Baraiatrice-SPHM-guidebook-care-of-Person-of-Size.pdf
- Bariatric Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Guidebook: A Resource Guide for Care of Person of Size (Retrieved July 18, 2019) https://www.asphp.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/Baraiatrice-SPHM-guidebook-care-of-Person-of-Size.pdf
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