Hill-rom Services, Inc.

Hill-rom, Inc.

Hill-rom Company, Inc.

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Matthew W Weismiller

Kenneth L Kramer

Philip D Palermo

Jason C Brooke

Joseph Kummer

Eric R Meyer

Gregory W Branson

David John Ulrich

David A Albersmeyer

Peter Michael Wukusick

Daniel F Dlugos

Jay Butterbrodt

John W Ruehl

Brent E Goodwin

Stephen R Schulte

Daniel J Ulrich

Julie E Myers

James M Thomas

John D Miller

Tom Scott

Bob Jennings

Joe Novak

Jeffrey R Welling

Sandy Mark Richards

Brian T Wiggins

John Michael Miller

James M C Thomas

Robert J Jennings

Joseph H Novak

Daniel F Dlugos, Jr

Stephen R Shulte

Doug K Smith

Thomas E Scott

Brad Wilson

David J Pleiman

John R Wilker, Jr

Curt E Geiger

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 bed including a frame, a deck coupled to the frame and a communication network located on the bed has at least two modules connected to the network, at least one of those modules being able to provide an alarm message to the bed communication network.

Bed with a networked alarm

A bed monitoring system that remotely monitors a patient bed. The bed monitoring system comprises a bed status system and a master station. The bed status system is coupled to the patient bed and is configured to monitor at least one condition of the bed, and to generate a bed message indicating the status of the monitored condition. The master station, remote from the patient bed, is operatively coupled to the bed status system to receive bed status information. The bed message can include a bed identifier, bed type identifier, patient exit detection signal, bed occupied signal, or various other status signals. The system can also include locating stations that receive the bed messages from any beds within its monitored location, and generates a station message including information from the bed messages. The master station receives the station messages and can determine the status and location of any bed.

Bed status information system for hospital beds

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 patient support including a frame and a patient support portion supported by the frame. The patient support includes a release mechanism configured to move a portion of the patient support from a raised position to a lowered position.

Patient support with variable length actuator and release mechanism for lowering a sectional support surface

A patient support apparatus including a patient support and a removable section. A locking mechanism includes a moveable handle to lock the removable section to the patient support.

Bed having a removable foot section

A bed including a frame, a deck, a siderail, a communication network and a graphic caregiver interface module. The graphic caregiver interface module includes an input device, a control circuit, a memory, and a display.

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

A patient support with a removable foot section is provided.

Accessories for a patient support apparatus

A patient support apparatus including a patient support and a removable section. A locking mechanism includes interactive members supported by the patient support and the removable section for releasably securing the removable section to the patient support.

A method is provided for permitting a module which is configured to perform a dedicated function on a bed to use a graphical interface. Graphic format data used by the module is downloaded, if necessary, and stored in a memory of the graphical interface.

A foot section is provided for use with a patient support. The foot section includes a body and at least one support coupled to the body.

An apparatus is configured to control at least one function of a bed located in a room from a remote location outside of the room. The apparatus includes a controller configured to control the at least one bed function, an interface device coupled to the controller, and an input device located at the remote location. The input device is configured to generate a message signal to control the at least one bed function. The message signal is transmitted from the input device to the interface device and from the interface device to the controller to control the at least one bed function from the remote location.

A patient support including a frame, a head portion, a foot portion, a seat portion, and a light assembly supported by the foot portion.

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Batesville, IN, United States of America

Matthew W Weismiller