REMOTE CONTROL FEATURES & FUNCTIONS
- A: Robotic Arms lift and rotate left and right
- B: Back and leg elevation with pre-programmed 100x Activity Cycle
- C: Adjustable bed frame height
- Trendelenberg/Reverse Trendelenberg
- E: Suspension Sheet attaches to arms to slowly and gently control patient movement
- F: Trundle bath with shower wand
- G: Dual remote controls
How it works...ALL via remote control
- Caregivers manipulate the Suspension Sheet connected to the robotic arms
- Increasing the sheet tension or slack allows caregivers to effortlessly lift, lower, and laterally rotate patients
- The Suspension Sheet reduces pressure points to create greater airflow and circulation
- Reduces caregiver injury and burnout
RoboBed lifts and rotates patients at the press of a button.
Pressure Injury Costs: A Domino Effect
- 2.5 million people in the United States suffer from HAPIs (hospital acquired pressure injuries)
- 60,000+ cases are fatal
- $26.8 Billion: the estimated direct annual cost to treat pressure injuries (2019)
- $20,000-$150,000: range of the cost per patient to treat bedsores
- 17,000 Pressure injury lawsuits filed annually
Additional Costs directly and indirectly related to pressure injuries:
- $40,000-$100,000 in costs for readmission/increased length of hospital stay
- Non coverage or penalties by Medicare, Medicaid and private insurers
- $2+ Billion in annual Workers Compensation claims
- Caregiver burnout, low morale
- New hire training and replacement costs
RoboBed offers a better way to delay and prevent the onset of pressure injuries. We look forward to hearing from you and discussing how we can help be a part of the solution.