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Special Convertible Hospital Bed Designed for Incapacitated Patients

Convertible Hospital Bed

Features of the Special Convertible Hospital Bed

Hospital facilities globally are improving through the modern technology advancements. The upgrade will soon reach every corner of the world. It is no doubt that AI is really changing the way we do things and that includes hospital operations.

A lot of improvements have been made in the medical sector through the manufacturing of more efficient equipment using the applications of AI. From robotic surgery tools to health monitoring devices and lots more.

One of the new improvements in the health section is the making of convertible beds. The bed is meant to address some of the challenges facing the incapacitated patients in the hospitals. 

Some patients cannot stand up or make any necessary sideways movements. Sometimes, such movements are necessary in administering medications and enhancing the recovery response of the patient. However, the inability to do that projects negative response which is not what the hospital and the patient wants.

In a way of solving the above problem, the engineers have designed special hospital bed that can address all movement problems of patients in the hospital.

Features of the convertible Bed

The bed is meant to execute sitting position for patients, standing up position for the patients, body stretching movements, legs liftings and positioning, waist balancing, and many other body movements.

It is a highly flexibly design bed that changes shape according to the user’s need. The more interesting thing is that it can be controlled by the user or someone around the user.

Based on a test video unveiled recently, the bed can be rolled to any location. This last feature can be very useful in transporting patients in the hospital as well as helping the incapacitated patient to visit the conveniences in the hospital whenever necessary.

The combined feature of standing up and rolling to the desired location means that some patients whose conditions re not serious can actually use the bed to make important movements within the hospital premises.

In addition to the above features, it also has lowering and lifting movements. This means that the height of the bed can be lowered to any level even up to the floor level. An ideal design suitable for administering drips on patients.

Below is a test clip of how the convertible hospital bed works. The features you should be expecting from it.

https://youtu.be/Eh9hCY675XE

Very soon this equipment will become very common in standard hospitals. We will love to hear from you in the comment section.

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