Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Hill-rom, Inc.

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James M C Thomas

Kenneth L Kramer

Gregory W Branson

Eric R Meyer

David John Ulrich

Peter Michael Wukusick

E David Allen

Paul M McDaniel, Iii

Denis R Zwink

John Michael Miller

Joseph Kummer

Philip D Palermo

Matthew W Weismiller

Jay Butterbrodt

Jason C Brooke

Stephen R Schulte

John W Ruehl

David A Albersmeyer

Daniel F Dlugos

Dennis R Zwink

William T Sutton

Ryszard S Ozarowski

Richard I Barnett

Paul J McDaniel

William Charles Knapp

A bed having a frame and a deck is disclosed. The deck has at least a horizontal position and a chair position. The deck has an adjustable-length foot section.

Hospital bed

A patient support is disclosed having an adjustable length deck and a mattress positionable on the deck.

Hospital bed and mattress having a retractable foot section

A patient support is disclosed having an adjustable length deck and a mattress positionable on the deck. The mattress includes a foot portion having an adjustable length.

A bed having a frame, a deck, and a communication network and at least one module. The at least one module includes a charting module.

Patient care bed with network

A bed having a frame, a deck, and a siderail. The deck having a head seat and foot sections. The head, seat, and foot sections movable relative to each other.

Hospital bed and mattress having extendable foot section

Hospital bed and matress having a retractable foot section

A bed having a foot prop on an adjustable length deck foot section and a mattress with a length and thickness adjustable foot section and a thickness adjustable heel section. The adjustability of the deck and the mattress allows sizing of the bed to the occupant as well as heel management. The foot prop is also adjustable.

Hospital bed and mattress having a retracting foot section

An apparatus for evaluating perfusion adjacent a skin surface includes a housing having first an second interior regions. The housing is configured to engage the skin surface. The apparatus also includes a plunger located in the first region of the housing for applying pressure to a first zone of the skin surface, a vacuum connection coupled to the second region of the housing to permit suction to be applied to the second region of the housing and to a second zone of the skin surface, a first temperature sensor for generating an output signal related to the temperature of the first zone of the skin surface, a second temperature sensor for generating an output signal related to the temperature of the second zone of the skin surface, and a processor circuit coupled to the first and second temperature sensors for determining a differential temperature between the first and second zones of the skin surface to provide an indication of perfusion adjacent the skin surface.

Skin perfusion evaluation apparatus

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Mt. Pleasant, SC, United States of America

James M C Thomas