Critical Care Solutions

Providing precise, lifesaving care requires solutions designed with the clinician's needs in mind. Our critical care products enhance clinical teams' ability to deliver care under the most demanding conditions by enabling:

• Enhanced clinical decision making: Transform complex data into clear, actionable insights at the bedside to support care decisions
• A streamlined and focused workflow: Access intuitive, user-centric designs that reduce time spent navigating technology
• Improved patient safety: Detect patient decline early with high acuity monitoring and immediate access to critical care diagnostics
• Decreased clinician burnout: Mitigate the effects of alarm fatigue with intelligent features like advanced alarm management and workflow automation

Transporting a patient in critical condition through the hospital presents a significant risk of monitoring gaps and data loss. These interruptions obscure vital information during a vulnerable time, complicating handoffs and potentially compromising patient safety.

The BeneVision N1 Monitor/Module functions as both a bedside module and a full-featured transport monitor, providing seamless data continuity to solve this challenge. When undocked, it maintains all monitoring parameters and patient history without interruption. Upon return, it docks back into the bedside monitor, automatically uploading all transport data to create a single, gap-free patient record.

A drop in blood pressure or oxygen saturation requires immediate diagnostic answers to guide the correct intervention. But moving an unstable patient for imaging is often not feasible. Point of care ultrasound machines like the TE X Ultrasound and ME8 Ultrasound System bring those answers directly to the bedside.

Prompted by an Intensive Care Unit monitor alert, clinical teams can perform a rapid assessment of cardiac function, fluid status, or lung condition. This immediate diagnostic insight empowers real-time clinical decisions.

Managing changing respiratory needs across diverse patient groups is challenging. Switching between devices for different therapies disrupts clinical workflows, while the vigilance needed to manage patient-ventilator synchrony and weaning strategies increases the cognitive load for clinical teams.

The SV-Series Ventilators, SV900 and SV700, address these challenges with integrated therapies while supporting patients of different ages. The SV900 offers invasive, non-invasive, and high-flow oxygen therapies and the Adaptive Minute Ventilation™ (AMV), a ventilation mode that automates adjustments to maintain respiratory stability and reduces device interaction time. These capabilities are optional in the SV700.

BeneVision N-Series Patient Monitors streamline operations with an intuitive, smartphone-like interface, while its scalable design accommodates any high acuity case, eliminating the need to learn multiple systems. To mitigate clinician burnout, the intelligent alarm management feature filters out nonactionable alerts, allowing clinical teams to focus on the most critical events.

The SV900 and SV700 support lung mechanics using PulmoSight®, a tool that offers real-time feedback on lung airway resistance and compliance. These insights enable clinicians to detect changes early and make fast decisions and assessments. To promote safe patient transitions, our ventilators allow clinicians to track spontaneous breathing trials (SBTs) with customizable settings and results history that provide a clear record of progress for data-based decisions.