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Wittrock Enterprises LLC

Jonathan D Turner

Richard Henry Heimbrock

David W Hornbach

Christian H Reinke

Robert Mark Zerhusen

David C Newkirk

David Lance Ribble

Aziz Ali Bhai

Eric R Meyer

James L Walke

David P Lubbers

Gregory J Figel

Eric David Benz

Gregory W Branson

Timothy Joseph Receveur

Sandy Mark Richards

Darrell L Borgman

Dan R Tallent

Frank E Sauser

John D Christie

Scott M Corbin

John David Vogel

Darrell L Metz

Michael E Cerimele

Nicholas C Batta

Thomas W Hanson

Gavin Martin Monson

Richard Joseph Schuman, Sr

James Maurice Allen

Charles A Howell

David A Albersmeyer

Brian T Wiggins

Nicholas A Mann

Brandon P Fisk

Brian J Hoffman

Charles A Lachenbruch

Kirsten M Emmons

Todd P O'Neal

Christopher Ryan O'Keefe

Neal Wiggermann

Brian Lee Lawrence

Douglas A Seim

Jack Barney Sing

Joshua A Williams

Glenn C Suttman

Eugene E Osborne

Stephen M Holl

Jesse Newman

Terry J Stratman

John V Harmeyer

Lori Ann Zapfe

Michael M Frondorf

Donald E Smith

D Scott Manlove

Mark Alan Graham

John G Byers

Stephen R Hamberg

William M Blyshak

Howard J Boyd

Joseph A Ernst

Edward J Koors

Michael P Bish

Mark Lanning

John Goewert

Jonathan K Moenter

Steven V McCaig

Gary S Siegle

Jeffrey A Heyser

Jeffrey Scott Jelinek

Bradley T Smith

Paul R Weil

Mark Chiacchira

Michael Buccieri

Kenneth Q Rudolf

Jennifer Fearing

Jon C Tekulve

Troy D Acton

Stephen E Hutchison

Douglas E Borgman

Joseph T Canter

Catherine M Wagner

Mahesh Kumar Thodupunuri

David J Hitchcock

Marcus Linde

Travis A Pelo

Unnati Ojha

Kathryn R Smith

Sravan A Mamidi

Kirill Andrienko

Daniel Nachtigal

Clay Gerome Owsley

Jeffrey A Ruschke

David Lawrence Bedel

Kenneth L Lilly

Brian S Guthrie

Elin K Dovervik

Alejandro Noe Conejo Castaño

Robert A Bossingham

James Dean Lattimore

Mark Tyler Rigsby

A modular patient support apparatus includes linkages which provide advanced kinematics for moving portions of the patient support apparatus. The patient support apparatus includes a cantilevered lift system supporting an upper frame, the cantilevered lift system including a linkage configured to raise the upper frame in a substantially vertical direction, a telescopic cylinder engaged with the linkage, the telescopic extension and retraction of the cylinder causing the linkage to move, and a lift assist assembly, the lift assist assembly being loaded as the cantilevered lift system is lowered to impart a force on the linkage to reduce the load on the telescopic cylinder. The lift system includes an actuation system that operates manually or with power.

Patient support apparatus with a hydraulic lift having powered and manual modes

A patient support apparatus includes a sensor capable of detecting vital signs, setting acceptable limits for the vital signs, and includes structures for monitoring the vital signs and providing local and/or remote indications to caregivers if the vital signs fall outside of acceptable limits.

Patient support apparatus having vital signs monitoring and alerting

A patient support apparatus includes a base frame, lift mechanism supporting an upper frame relative to the base frame, a load frame, and a plurality of deck sections, a patient support surface, and a number of barriers positioned about the patient supporting surface. The patient support apparatus includes a notification system for visually notifying a caregiver of a condition or status of a component of the patient support apparatus.

Patient support apparatus

The present disclosure relates to patient support systems, such as hospital beds, and particularly to reconfigurable patient support systems movable among a number of different positions. The present disclosure further relates to control algorithms and interfaces for use in patient support systems.

Mattress bladder control using a bleed valve

An overhead lift includes a lift strap, a motor, an electromagnetic brake, and a release assembly. The motor includes a rotatable shaft coupled to the lift strap. The electromagnetic brake is coupled to the rotatable shaft and has an engaged state and a disengaged state. The release assembly is engaged with the electromagnetic brake. The release assembly incudes a release lever engaged with the electromagnetic brake and a release strap. The release lever is moveable between a first position and a second position, wherein the release lever switches the electromagnetic brake to the disengaged state when in the second position. The release strap is coupled to the release lever. Tensioning of the release strap moves the release lever from the first position to the second position thereby switching the electromagnetic brake to the disengaged state.

Overhead lifts having a release assembly for disengaging an electromagnetic brake and methods for disengaging an electromagnetic brake of an overhead lift

A therapy system that includes a patient support apparatus and a pneumatic therapy device that is coupleable to the patient support apparatus. The therapy device may receive power and air flow from the patient support apparatus.

Patient support apparatus with integrated patient therapy device

A therapy system includes a patient support apparatus and a pneumatic therapy device that is coupleable to the patient support apparatus. The therapy device may receive power and air flow from the patient support apparatus.

User interface for a patient support apparatus with integrated patient therapy device

A sling bar assembly allows variable positioning of a sling on the sling bar assembly. Some sling bar assemblies include opposing sling bar members that are movable with respect to one another in a lateral direction. Some opposing sling bar members are repositionable between a locked position, in which movement of the sling members with respect to one another is restricted, and an unlocked position. Some sling bar assemblies include multiple sling hooks positioned on a sling bar member. Some sling bar assemblies include a biasing member that permits movement of a sling hook with respect to the sling bar assembly in the lateral direction.

Adjustable sling bars for subject lifting systems and methods for operating the same

A sheet assembly includes a sheet having an edge and a pocket extending longitudinally along the edge. A plurality of loops are arranged along the edge and extend from openings formed in the pocket of the sheet. An adjustment webbing is slidably positioned within the pocket. At least a portion of each loop of the plurality of loops is anchored to the adjustment webbing such that sliding the adjustment webbing along the pocket pulls the plurality of loops into the pocket and reduces an exposed length of the plurality of loops.

Sheet assemblies having a plurality of adjustable straps

Overhead lift units are disclosed. In one embodiment, an overhead lift unit includes a carriage having wheels engageable with a rail, a lift frame coupled to the carriage such that the lift frame is suspended from the carriage, and a pair of load beams. The lift frame includes a lift strap extending from the lift frame and a pair of connection points extending from the lift frame. Each load beam of the pair of load beams is attached to one connection point of the pair of connection points of the lift frame at an inferior end of the load beam. Each load beam of the pair of load beams is attached to the carriage at a superior end of the load beam. And each load beam of the pair of load beams comprises a strain gauge operable to register a weight supported on the lift strap.

Lift systems with strain gauges incorporated in load beams and methods for operating the same

Handle

A patient support apparatus includes a mattress having a head end. A frame is configured to support the mattress. The frame includes a head portion that extends beyond the head end of the mattress. The head portion defines a recess. At least one handle assembly is pivotally coupled to the head portion. The at least one handle assembly includes an elongate member coupled to the head portion proximate the recess. The elongate member is operable between a stowed position and a deployed position. The elongate member is disposed over the head portion when in the stowed position. A handle extends from a distal end of the elongate member. The handle extends at an acute angle relative to a longitudinal axis of the elongate member.

Head of bed access

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Dillsboro, IN, United States of America

Jonathan D Turner