Safety and reduced work load for carers thanks to data-driven decisions.
Protect patients
and prevent falls.
Automated repositioning,
more time for patients and their care.
The patient monitoring system Mobility Monitor™ enables doctors and care experts to significantly optimise various quality indicators in real time, in particular by preventing falls and pressure injuries as well as pain and delirium. Continuous analysis of patients’ movements as well as their sleep and getting out of bed patterns allows staff to identify necessary measures and precautions in good time and to dynamically adjust them to meet actual requirements.
Especially in acute care, risk profiles for pressure ulcers, falls or delirium, for example, can change over a short period of time and several times during a hospital stay. Studies show that up to 30% of patients at risk are overlooked based on subjective assessment methods.
Continuous monitoring helps identify patients at risk early on enabling thus care measures to be adapted dynamically. Thus oversupply and undersupply of care resources can be eliminated. Painful and care-intensive complications such as pressure injuries and falls are reduced by up to 90%.
A discreet sensor unit underneath the mattress records the patient’s slightest movements contact-free. Data on mobility, getting up, microactivity and sleep patterns are automatically transferred to the nursing station and analysed and displayed via live monitoring. Patients with an increased risk are detected reliably and in good time.
When connected to the nurse call system, the Mobility Monitor triggers an alert after a pre-set time without any relevant change in position. This means that your patients get to sleep better and will only be repositioned individually if it is really necessary.
Thanks to 360° all-round protection and early bed edge warning, the Mobility Monitor reliably detects every exit from the bed, regardless of the height and side from which your patient leaves the bed.
By measuring the slightest movements (microactivity) the patient’s rest or agitation can be visualised. The latter may indicate sleep disturbance, pain or delirium. The effect of prescribed drugs such as sedatives, analgesics and neuroleptics on mobility, getting up and sleep behaviour can be checked efficiently and adjusted if necessary.
of patients have a fluctuating risk profile.
of cases of delirium go undetected.
of patients are at risk of undetected pressure injuries.
Continuous monitoring helps to reduce falls from bed by up to over 90%. Thanks to its 360° sensors, BedEx™, reliably detects every exit from the bed, and its bed edge alert gives nurses an early warning, to enable preventive action.
Thanks to our modular and open architecture, we offer you protection for your investment in the form of upgrade options, so that you are already well prepared for future challenges. The sensors can be equipped at any time with additional functions such as risk assessment, pressure ulcer prevention, sleep management, evaluation for delirium and/or pain, all the way up to a complete upgrade to a “Mobility Monitor”.
The “Assessment on Demand” function also gives you the option of accessing detailed
monitoring data (such as when the patient gets up, sleep behaviour and much more).
A discreet sensor unit under the mattress records the patient’s slightest movements contact-free. The intuitive and user-friendly control unit allows you to activate either an early bed edge warning or bed exit warning. BedEx can be easily connected to all common nurse call systems.
The intuitive control unit allows you to choose between early bed edge warning or bed exit warning.
With its 360° sensors, BedEx reliably detects every exit from the bed, regardless of the height and side of the bed your patient gets out.
Smart algorithms reliably warn the nursing team. Unwanted false warnings by visitors or care staff are a thing of the past.
patients die every year from the consequences of a fall
of falls lead to serious injuries
of all patients suffer an avoidable fall
The Active Mobilisation System™ (AMS) relieves your care staff of the physically demanding routine work of repositioning patients and makes a significant contribution to improving quality of life for both patients and care-givers. Our Active Mobilisation System is particularly helpful for challenging patients who refuse to be repositioned manually by nurses.
The Active Mobilisation System (AMS) is a mattress enabling automated, pain-free repositioning of patients, particularly if they reject manual repositioning by nurses, e.g. if they are suffering from pain, dementia, delirium, restlessness or aggressiveness.
Especially at night, a large proportion of nurses’ time must be spent in repositioning people at risk of pressure ulcers. However, certain patients refuse the repositioning, which is required every two to three hours.
The Active Mobilisation System is based on a mattress with normal lying characteristics. The mattress is supported by patented, active high-tech modules, with which your patients are continuously repositioned, barely perceptibly, from a position slightly on one side (turn of up to 20°) to the other side . Due to its’ unique operating principle combining local pressure relief and turning, the AMS is gentle on the patient, improving their sleep quality and thus their general well-being considerably. Due to the reactive foam mattress the body perception and self-mobility of your patients are maintained. Patients suffering from dementia can thus feel their body and are more comfortable.
Gentle and automatic repositioning guarantees effective support for your pressure injury prevention and therapy up to stage 4 wounds. Thus painful and care-intensive complications can be prevented.
AMS relieves nurses of physically demanding routine work, which gives them time for important care tasks and for the well-being of patients.
The reduction of night-time manual repositionings, the high level of mattress comfort, and the virtually silent operation make it possible to sustainably improve the quality of sleep and quality of life for up to 72.7%˜ of patients thanks to using an AMS.
of nursing home residents have to be repositioned.
of patients suffer from dementia or sleep disturbances and often reject manual repositioning.
of all hospital patients in Switzerland suffer from a pressure injury.
Contact our experts now and find out more about our solution by arranging a free needs assessment or a no-obligation test.
