Stryker Corporation

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Stryker Canadian Management, Inc.

Aaron Douglas Furman

Daniel Vincent Brosnan

Michael Joseph Hayes

Krishna Sandeep Bhimavarapu

Chad Conway Souke

David Terrance Becker

Annie Desaulniers

Richard Anthony Derenne

Kevin Mark Patmore

Janani Gopalkrishnan

Thomas Alan Puvogel

Alexey Titov

Lavanya Vytla

Brandon David Naber

Joshua Elmer Mix

Kurosh Nahavandi

Jeffrey S Dunfee, Ii

Anish Paul

Christopher John Hopper

Ross Timothy Lucas

Jonathan Mark Greenbank

Joshua Alan Mansfield

Jason A Vanderplas

Darren G Schaaf

Martin W Stryker

Clifford Edwin Lambarth

Marko N Kostic

Christopher Ryan Sweeney

Christopher Stuart Hough

Annie Désaulniers

Christopher C Gentile

Richard C Mayoras, Jr

William Ross Heneveld, Jr

Michael W Steffler

Brandon J Buckingham

Martin Plante

John P Geer

Cory Patrick Herbst

Adam Darwin Downey

James K Galer

Jean-Paul Dionne

Vivek Shankar

Ming Chen

Bruce L MacDonald

Jonathan David Campbell

Joseph E Mroz

Bjorn James Gunderson

Jeffrey C Shiery

Marco Constant

Joseph Adam Upchurch

Ammon K Wright

Bhavin Rajeshkumar Kapadia

Neeraj Singla

Brian Keith Carpenter

Jerry Allen Wheeler

Collin Ian Ostergaard

Nathan M Stewart

Alfred James Dacey, Iv

Pascal Castonguay

Hieu Phan

John P Zerbel

Scott A Kuebler

Justin Thomas McLouth

Mark Richard Bryant

Sean M Kirkwood

Sean Hadley

Marianne Barbara Grisdale

Dipika Ravindra Shukla

Collin Ostergaard

Jason James Wroblewski

Guy Lemire

Marianne Grisdale

Robert G Cox

Anuj K Sidhu

Matthew A Cutler

Siarhei Murauyou

Martin Fecteau

Christopher J Cummings

Jill Christine Denna

Scott Herrmann

Abel Laban-Dick Manumbu

Scott Michael Batzer

Zane Marwan Shami

Genevieve Cherie Sertic

Gwynneth St John

William Ross Heneveld Jr

A person support apparatus includes sensors for monitoring aspects of a person positioned thereon. The outputs from the sensors are used to distinguish between new and prior occupants of the support apparatus, automatically zero an integrated scale system, distinguish between objects and humans on the support apparatus, determine if a person is sleeping or awake, monitor and characterize movement levels of the person, record a log of likely events regarding a support surface of the apparatus, propose identifications of objects added to or removed from the support surface, record force outputs, and/or other purposes. A person's sleep state may also be obtained and forwarded to a remote location. The sleep state data may be used to mute and/or control alerts or indicators, and/or to predict when a person is going to wake up and likely exit the support apparatus.

Patient support apparatus with patient information sensors

A patient support system includes a patient support apparatus and a powered device mounted relative to the patient support apparatus and an electrical circuit to power the powered device, with the electrical circuit having a wireless power receiver to inductively couple to and transfer electrical energy from a wireless power transmitter when the wireless power receiver is in proximity to the wireless power transmitter.

Patient support with energy transfer

A system is provided that comprises a patient support apparatus and a unit being independent from the patient support apparatus. The patient support apparatus comprises a support structure having a base and a patient support surface for a patient. The patient support apparatus also comprises an electrical distribution system, one or more electrical devices, and an energy storage device (ESD) configured to store energy to power the one or more electrical devices through the electrical distribution system. The unit is configured to autonomously interact with the patient support apparatus to remove the ESD from the patient support apparatus and/or to place a replacement ESD on to the patient support apparatus.

Energy storage device management for a patient support apparatus

A power transfer system comprises a patient transport apparatus and a power transfer device. The power transfer system provides convenience and ease of connection between a power source and the patient transport apparatus to provide power to one or more electrically powered devices on the patient transport apparatus or to provide energy for an energy storage device on the patient transport apparatus.

Power transfer system with patient transport apparatus and power transfer device to transfer power to the patient transport apparatus

A patient transport apparatus comprising a support frame, a base, a bracket coupled to the support frame and comprising a channel being non-linear, a frame assembly coupled between the support frame and the base and comprising a slidable member disposed in the channel, the slidable member being moveable between a plurality of different positions in the channel to place the support frame in a plurality of different poses relative to the base. The patient transport apparatus also comprises a sensor configured to detect the slidable member in the channel and produce a reading, as well as a controller coupled to the sensor and configured to receive the reading from the sensor, determine the position of the slidable member in the channel based on the reading, and determine the pose of the support frame relative to the base based on the determined position of the slidable member.

Techniques for determining a pose of a patient transport apparatus

A patient transport apparatus with a support structure having a base, a support frame, and a patient support deck defining a support surface. An inertial sensor is coupled to the support structure and generates a signal representing a change in velocity of the support structure. A controller in communication with the inertial sensor has a processor and a non-transitory storage medium having stored thereon a program that monitors the signal generated by the inertial sensor for changes relative to a predetermined threshold. In response to an event in which the signal exceeds the predetermined threshold, the program is further configured to: generate a waveform based on the signal received from the inertial sensor; store the waveform at an overwritable address in the non-transitory storage medium; and generate an entry in an event log stored in the non-transitory storage medium, the entry comprising one or more parameters associated with the waveform.

Patient transport apparatus with crash detection

Patient support apparatuses, such as beds, cots, stretchers, recliners, operating tables, and the like include wireless mesh network transceivers that enable them to communicate with each other, and other devices, via mesh networks and/or ad hoc networks. One or more additional wireless transceivers are included, such as WiFi transceivers that enable direct communication with a healthcare facility network, such as an Ethernet. The mesh network communication between patient support apparatuses and other devices is used for any one or more of: extending the communication range of the existing IT infrastructure, efficiently routing data to the healthcare facility network, determining location of the patient support apparatuses and devices, transporting patient data from one patient support to the next as the patient moves, and for other aspects.

Patient support apparatus communication systems

A patient transfer apparatus is provided and includes a frame, a seat assembly coupled to the frame, and a track assembly coupled to the frame. The track assembly includes a moveable track for traversing stairs and a motor configured to drive the track. The apparatus further includes a control system. The control system includes a controller configured to control the motor and to adjust a speed of the apparatus based on an occupancy of the seat assembly upon traversing the stairs based on a current to the motor upon traversing stairs.

Variable speed patient transfer apparatus

A patient support apparatus, such as a bed, recliner, cot, stretcher, operating table, or the like, includes battery-powered circuitry whose functions are reduced, but not eliminated, as the battery charge level falls below a threshold. Electrical power may be cut off to one or more components of the battery-powered circuitry while still providing battery-supplied electrical power to the other components of the circuitry. A user interface provides battery status data, including a replacement status of a rechargeable battery, and allows a user to select different formats for displaying battery status data. Such formats include displays of battery charge level information not only in manners specific to the battery, but also in manners relative to the patient support apparatus, such as displays of how many, or how much of, one or more functions the patient support apparatus is able to perform based on the battery's current charge level.

Battery management for patient support apparatuses

A power transfer system comprises a patient support apparatus and a power transfer device. The power transfer system provides convenience and ease of connection between a power source and the patient support apparatus to provide power to one or more electrically powered devices on the patient support apparatus or to provide energy for an energy storage device on the patient support apparatus.

Power transfer system with patient support apparatus and power transfer device to transfer power to the patient support apparatus

Systems and methods for detecting a pinch event or obstruction to a movable component of a patient support. In some embodiments, the patient support apparatus may include a control system capable of controlling one or more actuator systems coupled to one or more movable components of the patient support apparatus. The control system may operate according to one or more modes of operation in controlling the actuator system to move a component from a first position to a second position. In one embodiment, the control system may receive sensor feedback indicative of one or more operating characteristics of an actuator system, and analyze the sensor feedback differently in one mode than in another. In one embodiment, the controller may receive sensor feedback indicative of both a speed of a component coupled to the movable component and a current of power supplied to an electric motor of the actuator system.

Obstruction detection system and method

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Kalamazoo, MI, United States of America

Aaron Douglas Furman