Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Allen Medical Systems, Inc.

Liko Research & Development Ab

Benjamin E Howell

Carl William Riley

David Lance Ribble

Keith Adam Huster

Richard Joseph Schuman, Sr

James Maurice Allen

Timothy D Wildman

Williams F Collins, Jr

Irvin John Vanderpohl, Iii

Patricia A Glidewell

Frederick Collin Davidson

David M Girardeau

Christian Saucier

Steven Alan Dixon

Todd P O'Neal

Michael Scott Hood

Thomas F Heil

Eric D Agdeppa

Charles A Howell

Joshua A Williams

Yongji Fu

Jeffrey C Marrion

Kiana Mathews Dezelon

Britten J Pipher

Bradley T Smith

Stephen R Embree

Kelly F Walton

Andrew S Robinson

Joshua P Lingenfelser

Laura A Hassey

Mary L Butler

Andrew Sennett

Joshua C Hight

Elin K Dovervik

Ronnie Arespong

Joshua W Shenk

Theophile Reginald Lerebours

Lars Eklof

Thomas M Gillis

Patrice Etchison

Catherine Ringbjer

Bryan J Bello

Irwin J Vanderpohl, Iii

Hanna Youngström

Gerald Ushery, Jr

Nelda Johnson

Phillip Maloney

Bruno J Filliat

Stephen N Moore

Kelli F Rempel

Patricia A Glidwell

Irvin J Vanderpohl

Todd P O'neal

Patricia Anne Glidewell

Irvin J Iii Vanderpohl

David Lundberg

Erik Roehl

Whitney Pesot

Nelda R Johnson

William Brian Bishop

Richard J Schuman

Bradley Thomas Smith

Stephen Richard Embree

Kelly Walton

Joshua Peter Lingenfelser

Bruno Filliat

Stephen Moore

A care system includes a mobile communication device, a remote server, and a patient support system that is in communication with either or both of the mobile communication device and the remote server. The mobile communication device may operate as a user interface for the patient support system. The remote server may provide computing power for the patient support system for resource intensive computing tasks.

Location based home screens for caregiver portable wireless devices

According to the present disclosure, devices, systems, and methods for locating, tracking, and conducting communications between care devices and networks of care facilities through local communications hubs.

Discriminating patient care communications system

Communication console

Systems and methods for determining and tracking a positioning of a subject and displaying an image of a model of a subject are disclosed. A system includes a plurality of thermal markers, one or more thermal imaging devices arranged to capture baseline and updated infrared images of the surface and the thermal markers, and a computing device communicatively coupled to the thermal imaging devices. A first thermal marker is arranged at a first location relative to the surface. The computing device receives the baseline and updated infrared images and determines a corrective movement for at least one of the subject and the surface to align the thermal markers in the updated infrared image with the thermal markers in the baseline infrared image based on a location of the thermal markers in the baseline infrared image and a location of the thermal markers in the updated infrared image.

Systems and methods for determining and tracking subject positioning

Embodiments include a modular support pad having a support cushion, a fluid-filled bladder coupled to an electronic pressure sensor for sensing a fluid pressure within the fluid-filled bladder, and a ticking surrounding the support cushion and the fluid-filled bladder and providing a person support surface between the fluid-filled bladder and a person. Other embodiments include a modular support pad having a support cushion, a bladder coupled to an electronic pump for circulating a cooling fluid within the bladder, and a ticking surrounding the support cushion and the bladder and providing a person support surface between the bladder and a person. Methods of sensing pressure applied by a support pad are also described.

Spine table positioner pad with pressure sensing and cooling features

A hospital bed is programmable with new firmware that is downloaded to the bed over a network. The firmware is downloaded to the bed automatically from a remote computer device. The remote computer device receives a message from the hospital bed which includes data regarding the version number of the bed's current firmware, and if the version number indicates that the firmware is an outdated version, the remote computer device downloads a new version of the firmware to the bed.

Method of hospital bed network connectivity

A care system includes a mobile communication device, a remote server, and a patient support system in communication with either or both of the mobile communication device and the remote server. The mobile communication device operates as a user interface for the patient support system. The remote server provides computing power for the patient support system for resource intensive computing tasks. A system for use in a healthcare facility includes patient care devices located in a patient room. The system also includes an application server located remotely from the patient room. The application server stores application software associated with each patient care device. The system further includes a universal caregiver interface situated in the patient room and in communication with the application server. The universal caregiver interface receives application software from the application server. The universal caregiver interface is then usable to control the operation of each of the plurality of patient care devices in accordance with the application software.

Universal caregiver interface

Hospital bed having wired and wireless network connectivity

Network connectivity unit for hospital bed

System wide firmware updates to networked hospital beds

A hospital bed has a bed frame and communication circuitry operable to transmit bed status data to a network of a healthcare facility and to receive messages from the network. The messages include information indicating whether bed status conditions are being monitored by a remote computer of the network for generation of alert messages to at least one caregiver in response to alert conditions being indicated by the bed status data. The bed has at least one user input that is used locally at the bed to enable and suspend monitoring of the bed status conditions by the remote computer.

Hospital bed networking system and method

Hospital bed having user input to enable and suspend remote monitoring of alert conditions

Growing community of inventors

Fuquay-Varina, NC, United States of America

Benjamin E Howell