Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Liko Research & Development Ab

Hill-rom S.a.s.

Trumpf Medizin Systeme Gmbh +co. Kg

Clementine Pirio

John Alan Bobey

Deny D Barilea

Wei T Tan

Jean-Bernard Duvert

Suresha Venkataraya

Philippe Kaikenger

Harold M Cabral

Dirk Tjepkema

Sytze A Spijksma

Petrus J Van Den Oever

Bryan Chng

Damon Clegg

Scott Saunders

Elin K Dovervik

Pascal Guguin

Neal Wiggermann

John D Christie

Roger Karlsson

Marcus Linde

Thierry Flocard

Karin L Olsson

Mickael Audic

Daniel Johansson

Jean-Francois Tarsaud

Johanna Sundqvist

Johan Lyckestig

Suresha Ventakaraya

David Lance Ribble

Jason Robinson

Douglas A Seim

Timothy R Proulx

Nicholas A Mann

Andreas Huber

Ari Tao Adler

Ibne Soreefan

Andreas Bolin

Petrus Theodorus Rutgers

Vinay Joshi

Wei Soung Tan

Kok Boon R Ong

Peter Rydstrom

Philippe Legros

William Charles Stewart

Alex Staudt

Chad M Boerst

Joakim Eriksson

Marion Le Gall

Pauline Maraud

Mary J Rossini

Denis Sin

Erkan Bursalioglu

Lena Diedrich

Matthias Jaeger

Verena Kettelhack

Sandra Uddeskär

Phillippe Kaikenger

Philippe Robert Pierre Kaikenger

A person lift system includes a motor and a sling bar coupled to the motor. The sling bar includes a first attachment hook at a first end region of the sling bar and a second attachment hook at a second end region of the sling bar. A sling includes a main body section and a plurality of loops coupled to the main body section. Each of the plurality of loops is configured to attach to one of the plurality of attachment hooks. A first electronic reader is coupled to the sling bar near the first attachment hook. A second electronic reader is coupled to the sling bar near the second attachment hook. Each of a plurality of short range wireless tags is coupled to a respective one of the plurality of loops.

Patient lift and sling having wireless communication

A charging system for a medical facility includes a patient support apparatus that has a base frame, an upper frame, a wheel to engage a floor surface, and a controller. A rechargeable battery is operably coupled to the base frame. The controller is configured to communicate with the rechargeable battery. A transmitting assembly is coupled to at least one of a wall surface and the floor surface of said medical facility. A receiving assembly is operably coupled to the base frame adjacent to the wheel. The receiving assembly is in communication with the rechargeable battery. The receiving assembly and the transmitting assembly selectively communicate to charge the rechargeable battery. An alert feature is in communication with the controller of the patient support apparatus. The alert feature is configured to emit an alarm when the controller indicates the rechargeable battery is at or below a predetermined charge level.

Wirelessly charged patient support apparatus system

Front portion of a percussive high frequency chest wall oscillation system

A system for adjusting the configuration of a patient support apparatus includes a patient support apparatus having at least one actuator configured to adjust the configuration of the patient support apparatus and a control unit to control the at least one actuator. The control unit has a memory that is configured to store patient support apparatus configurations. The control unit is also configured to: receive a first input including patient risk information of a patient to be supported; determine an optimum patient support apparatus configuration from the patient support apparatus configurations based on the patient risk information; receive a second input from a user to accept the determined optimum patient support apparatus configuration; and if the determined optimum patient support apparatus configuration is accepted by a user, control the at least one actuator to adjust the patient support apparatus into the determined optimum patient support apparatus configuration.

System for adjusting the configuration of a patient support apparatus

A sling for supporting a subject such as a patient includes a panel assembly including a left flank with a left end, a right flank with a right end, and an interflank panel. The interflank panel has a left extremity permanently joined to the left end of the left flank and a right extremity permanently joined to the right end of the right flank. The sling also includes a left closure element and a right closure element which are securable to each other and releasable from each other to adjust an effective dimension of the sling. In another embodiment, the sling includes a frangible closure member which secures the left flank to the right flank.

Size adjustable sling

A surgical light is provided, the surgical light comprising a light head including at least one illuminant configured to generate an illuminated area on a surgical site, and a sensor attached to the light head, wherein the sensor is configured to identify items used in surgery, and the sensor is attached to the light head such that a detection volume of the sensor is directed to the illuminated area.

Surgical light, system including the surgical light and method for operating the surgical light

Devices, systems, and methods for percussion therapy of a patient's torso area provide percussive force to release and/or dislodge mucous from respiratory airways of a human patient. Such devices, systems, and methods may include a torso covering for securing to a patient's torso, percussive devices coupled to the torso covering, and an attachment assembly for supporting the torso covering. The percussive devices may include a percussion frame, an electromechanically actuated percussor for controlled movement between end positions, and resilient members attached to opposite ends of the percussion frame for assisting controlled movement of the percussor. The devices, systems, and methods disclosed herein provide efficient and comfortable high-frequency percussive force to a patient's torso, reducing stress on the patient and improving patient experience.

Percussion therapy apparatus and methods thereof

Rear portion of a percussive high frequency chest wall oscillation system

Outer covering for a percussive high frequency chest wall oscillation system

Percussive high frequency chest wall oscillation system

Patient handling devices for transporting patients in health care settings are disclosed herein. The patient handling devices may include a support member and a torso support member. The patient handling device includes at least one articulating joint that is coupled to the support member and the torso support member. The articulating joint is selectable to arrest or allow articulation of the respective torso support member or the lower extremities support member relative to the support member through a variety of orientations.

Patient handling devices

Growing community of inventors

Nantes, France

Clementine Pirio