Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Hill-rom, Inc.

Dana H Delk

Barry D Hand

Jack Jerome Brooks

Steven John Doehler

James J Romano

Robert C Novack

Alan Wayne Henley

Stephen J Doehler

A patient support includes a base, and a support assembly coupled to the base. A patient support surface is coupled to the support assembly. A plurality of siderails are coupled to the support assembly. Each siderail includes a frame member and a movable member coupled to the frame member, wherein the movable member is movable to a position directly above the patient support surface.

Hospital bed

A bed comprises a bed support including a body portion and a support plate configured to be removably coupled to the body portion. The body portion includes a guide configured to operably couple with the support plate in order to guide the support plate in sliding movement into the body portion.

Hospital proning bed

A mattress having a head end and a foot end comprises a first support section configured to support an occupant's feet, legs, and seat, and a second support section located adjacent the head end of the mattress to support an occupant's back and head. A portion of the head support section is movable toward the head end of the mattress as the second support section is moved to an elevated position relative to the first support section.

Mattress

A patient support apparatus including a first patient support configured to be rotated about a longitudinal axis. The first patient support illustratively includes an inflatable bladder. A backboard may be removably coupled to the patient support apparatus and is configured to facilitate transport of a patient to and from the patient support apparatus.

A bed comprises a fluid supply and a bed support coupled to the fluid supply. A patient support surface is configured to couple to the bed support.

Proning bed and method of operating the same

A mattress having a head end and a foot end includes a first support section configured to support an occupant's feet, legs, and seat, and a second support section located adjacent the head end of the mattress to support an occupant's back and head. A portion of the head support section is movable toward the head end of the mattress as the second support section is moved to an elevated position relative to the first support section.

A bed ( ) includes a base ( ), and a support assembly ( ) coupled to the base ( ). The support assembly includes first and second support arms ( ) located above the base ( ). The bed ( ) also includes a plurality of latch mechanisms ( ) coupled to the first and second support arms ( ), and a patient support surface ( ) configured to be coupled to the first and second support arms ( ) by the plurality of latch mechanisms ( ). The patient support surface ( ) is removable from the first and second support arms ( ) to permit transfer of a patient to and from the bed ( ) on the patient support surface ( ).

Proning bed

A patient support apparatus comprises a base, and a patient support assembly coupled to the base for pivotable movement about a pivot axis generally transverse to a longitudinal axis of the patient support assembly. A pivot mechanism is coupled to the patient support assembly to rotate the patient support assembly about the pivot axis. A controller is coupled to the pivot mechanism to control rotation of the patient support assembly about the pivot axis at a selected rate of rotation and to a selected angle of rotation to provide rotational therapy to the patient.

A mattress ( ) includes an outer cover ( ) formed from an air impermeable material. The outer cover ( ) is configured to define an interior region and having a top support surface ( ). The mattress ( ) also includes at least one air fluidized support module ( ) located within the interior region of the cover ( ). The mattress ( ) further includes a connector ( ) coupled to the air fluidized support module ( ), the connecter ( ) being configured to be coupled to an air supply ( ). The mattress ( ) also includes a vent connector ( ) coupled to the outer cover ( ) in communication with the interior region of the cover ( ). The vent connector ( ) is configured to exhaust air from the interior region of the cover ( ).

Mattress replacement having air fluidized sections

A bed (,) includes a base (,) having a first end and a second end, and a support assembly (,) coupled to of the base (,) adjacent the first end. The support assembly (,) includes a rotatable drive mechanism (,). The bed (,) also includes a patient support assembly (,) having a support surface (,) for supporting a patient. The patient support assembly (,) has a proximal end (,) and a distal end (,) spaced apart from the proximal end (,) to define a longitudinal axis (,). The proximal end (,) of the patient support assembly (,) is coupled to the drive mechanism (,) of the support assembly (,) so that the distal end (,) of the patient support assembly (,) is cantilevered from the support assembly (,). The drive mechanism (,) is configured to rotate the cantilevered patient support assembly (,) about its longitudinal axis (,).

A prone patient apparatus for engaging the front of a body of a patient comprising a unitary support board having a longitudinal medial axis; a first aperture opening extending through the board and on the medial axis sized to receive a face of the patient; a second aperture opening extending through the board and spaced from the first aperture along the medial axis to expose an abdomen of the patient when the head is in the first aperture; and a third aperture opening extending through the board and spaced from the second aperture along the medial axis to expose a groan of the patient when the head is in the first aperture.

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North Charleston, SC, United States of America

Dana H Delk