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ProCuity ZMX
A smart and connected bed system
Designed to enhance safety and outcomes in the ICU while delivering a better experience for nurses and medical teams, with a focus on helping to reduce pressure injuries and supporting early mobility.
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ProCuity LEX / ZX
A smart and connected bed system
Designed to enhance safety and outcomes in MedSurg while delivering a better experience for care teams, with a focus on supporting fall prevention protocols.
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Connected infrastructure
Smart, connected hospital bed systems and stretchers
Our SmartHospital Platform is built on a foundation of connected beds and stretchers. With solutions like the ProCuity® bed series and Prime Connect® stretchers, you have the ability to enhance care team safety and efficiency while enhancing the patient experience.
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VA hospitals: enabling bed standardization while supporting SCI patient communication
Delivering quality care that helps Veterans achieve the best possible health outcomes, in a way that is safe and efficient for the nurses and staff who provide patient care, is vitally important. We are honored to work with many VA hospitals across the country as partners in prevention, together creating a better healthcare experience for care teams and patients.
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Bed frames
Innovative technology, evidence-based design focused on patient and caregiver safety.
Introducing the new ProCuity bed series. A low-height bed for all patient acuity levels, ProCuity is loaded with advanced fall prevention technologies and features the only cable-less nurse call on the market. Meet our safest and most intelligent bed.
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IsoAir Low Air Loss Hospital Mattress
Air Powered Hospital Mattress
Our IsoAir support surface is a deep cell, low air loss (LAL) support surface that assists in the prevention and treatment of pressure injuries (stages 1-4, unstageable and DTI) and is intended to aid in the moisture management of patient skin.
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Isolibrium/Isolibrium PE
Powered hospital mattress
The ICU support surface designed to help reduce pressure injuries.
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LD304
Hospital birthing bed
Designed to support both mom and caregiver throughout labor and delivery.
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MV3 Bariatric Bed
Helping inspire dignified bariatric patient care
As the obese and morbidly obese population has risen, the need for providing bariatric patient care in a safe and dignified manner has become increasingly important.
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Innovation in hospital fall prevention
Stryker’s fall prevention solutions are designed to take some of the pressure off healthcare teams by using our smart, connected innovations.
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Prime Series | Electric hospital stretchers
Stryker's hospital stretchers
Our Prime Series stretchers are designed to reduce physical strain on clinicians, enhance comfort during patient transport and drive hospital efficiency.
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Sync Badge | Hands-free hospital communication
Hands-free hospital communication
Inspired by nurses and designed for fast, reliable collaboration and enhanced workflow efficiency
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Supporting pressure ulcer prevention using state-of-the-art ICU beds
Hospital-acquired pressure injuries (also known as pressure ulcers or bed sores) cause substantial patient harm and costs to the healthcare system. In this eGuide, discover how one hospital achieved a 91.7% decrease in hospital-acquired pressure injuries1 using state-of-the-art ICU bed technology – and saved an estimated $660,000 to $5,006,100.*
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How smart stretchers support hospital fall prevention protocols
Explore the ways smart, connected stretchers can support fall prevention protocols and lighten the load for care teams. Download the executive brief.
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Empowering nurses and supporting patients with smart, connected hospital stretchers
Driving safety and efficiency across the care journey
Prime Series hospital stretchers are designed to empower nurses, support patients and improve efficiency in fast-paced care environments.
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How one medical center reduced pressure ulcers and saved costs
Hospital acquired pressure injuries (HAPI) – also known as pressure ulcers or bed sores – cause substantial patient harm and costs to hospitals.
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Ambient Monitoring
Powered by AI-driven, always-aware ambient monitoring sensors, our integrated, cloud-based solutions enhance and automate clinical and operational workflows.
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The Sync Badge is here – hands-free, wearable hospital communication
Quick, reliable hands-free communication. Workflow efficiency. Dedicated panic button. All in one wearable device.
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Unity furniture line
Refresh your patient rooms with our newest solutions
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How to give a bed bath: A step-by-step guide*
Knowing how to give a bed bath is an essential skill for both nurses and home caregivers, since bed baths are important to maintain hygiene, prevent skin issues, and enhance the dignity and comfort of individuals who can’t bathe themselves.
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Nära
Hospital bassinet
Bringing mothers close to their newborns, during the time when closeness matters most.
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Vocera Engage
The intelligent workflow engine
Vocera Engage middleware is the core of Vocera’s communication and workflow intelligence. It provides care teams a more complete picture of a patient’s situation, enabling prompt communication and helping to enhance patient safety.
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Fall Prevention Solutions
Stryker’s connected ProCuity beds and Prime Connect stretchers can help with your hospital's fall prevention strategies.
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IsoFlex LAL
Non-Powered Surface
IsoFlex LAL hospital support surface helps isolate the three key contributors of skin breakdown including pressure, shear and micro-climate imbalance.
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Patient Hygiene
Standardize your patient cleansing process
Your bed-bound patients deserve the best possible care when it comes to bathing and incontinence care. Our consistent and convenient solutions can help standardize your facilities’ protocol and address challenges related to personal hygiene for patients in the hospital.
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Connected Solutions
Bringing people and information together for better patient care.
With simplified workflows and improved communication—hospitals can create richer, more human connections between care teams, patients and their loved ones for safer medical care and improved clinical outcomes.
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Prepackaged bathing
Your bed-bound patients deserve the best possible care when it comes to bathing
Our prepackaged bathing products help you reduce patient exposure to cross-contamination risk from basins and hospital tap water.
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Prepackaged Bathing
Your bed-bound patients deserve the best possible care when it comes to bathing
Our prepackaged bathing products help you reduce patient exposure to cross-contamination risk from basins and hospital tap water.
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Sage Rinse-Free Shampoo Cap
The Sage rinse-free shampoo cap makes it easy to clean and condition hair for patients with limited mobility. It’s entirely self-contained and eliminates mess, cleanup time, and the need to change wet bed linens, providing the ultimate convenience.
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Sage Prevalon Turn and Position System (TAP) 2.0
Turn and position system
Sage Prevalon TAP 2.0 allows caregivers to turn and position patients safely and reduce the risk factors for skin injury in the hospital.
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Acute Care
Partners in prevention.
Stryker’s Acute Care business develops innovative medical solutions to help improve patient and clinical outcomes while supporting and empowering nurses and caregivers to deliver a high standard of patient care.
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News archive
2015
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Abstract: Quality Improvement Initiative Incorporates iBed Technology into Fall Prevention Bundle of Care
This clinical outcome story addresses the pressing concern of accidental falls in acute care settings, attributing them to multifaceted factors such as patient physiology, staff behavior and hospital environment. This piece discusses how regular safety audits were employed to bolster compliance with fall prevention strategies and foster a culture of safety.
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Sage Prevalon Turn and Position System (TAP) XL/XXL
Turn and position system
TheSage Prevalon TAP XL/XXL system helps reduce the risk of injury to nurses and other caregivers by providing an ergonomically friendly method of turning and repositioning larger patients.
