Have you seen any medical facility that provides treatment without a hospital bed? Usually, not.
Hospital beds are one of the essential hospital furniture for any medical facility, from a clinic to a multispeciality hospital. This is why a hospital bed manufacturer like us pays very much attention to the hospital beds’ features, as they differentiate one type of hospital bed from another. For instance, one hospital bed has manual features; another doesn’t have any features; one more has electrically operated adjustments, and so on.
Here are various types of beds with different features or adjustments. We named each bed a Sanskrit word inspired by The Shreemad Bhagavad Gita. So, let’s begin.
Plain Hospital Bed
A plain hospital bed is a hospital bed that doesn’t have any features or adjustments. This bed is usually required at small clinics or medical facilities with huge general wards.
Patients are not admitted to clinics. However, doctors need a hospital bed for daycare. On the other hand, general wards generally witness all kinds of patients, from minimal conditions to critical ones. Thus, you may have to purchase a combination of beds, including a general ward bed.
Artha Manual Bed
Manual beds have some features and adjustments to provide comfort to patients. For instance, backrest adjustment lets patients sit properly and have a meal. You may be thinking, are all adjustments manual in these beds? Well, this depends on the model you choose for a manual bed. Some models have all features given with a crank to operate; others have some adjustment manuals, and others are motorized.
You can place manual beds in general wards, semi-special rooms, and special rooms for patients’ comfort. If you are confused about choosing manual or semi-manual beds, you can consider your staff and the number of patients you attend in one go. It will give you your answer. You can reach out to us if you are still in a dilemma. We shall suggest to you the right hospital bed for your medical facility.
Tatva Fowler Bed
Fowler bed is a two-functional hospital bed – backrest and knee rest. You can operate these features manually or electrically, depending on your chosen model. Fowler beds are usually placed in general wards and special rooms of a medical facility.
Satva Semi Fowler Bed
Semi fowler bed is one function bed – a backrest. Again, you can operate it manually or electrically, depending upon the model of the bed. This bed is most required in general wards and semi-special rooms, as patients hospitalized in these areas have minimal health conditions. Thus, a semi fowler bed is right for these areas.
Yoga Manual ICU Bed
When it comes to ICU beds, you will find two types – Manual and electric ICU beds. Here, we will discuss manual ICU beds. This bed is the same as the manual bed we discussed earlier except that this bed has more adjustments for patients with critical health conditions. The structure of the bed is more robust. If you are unsure whether your medical facility can benefit from this bed or not, reach out to us for a better understanding.
Prana Electric ICU Bed
Prana is the most advanced electric ICU bed for patients with critical health conditions. Patients in ICU generally cannot make many movements. Thus, they need bed adjustment for everything. That’s where electric ICU beds play a massive role for patients as well as doctors and other hospital staff. We design the electric ICU bed in a way that provides comfort to patients and soothes the bed adjustments for hospital staff.
Electric ICU bed is also helpful for non-ICU patients having critical conditions, such as edema, arthritis, struggling with chronic pain, or bedridden patients. Hence, the name is ICU bed, but the features are for all patients with serious health problems, whether hospitalized in ICU or special rooms. Here are the features that an electric ICU bed has.
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Knee rest
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Height adjustment
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Backrest
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Cardiac chair position
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Reverse Trendelenburg / Trendelenburg
Conclusion
We discussed many types of hospital beds. You may be thinking about what kind of hospital bed is right for you. First, you can list the types of patients you cater to in your medical facility. And consider patients’ conditions while choosing the hospital beds. You may require a combination of different beds. If you are still confused, you can reach out to us. We can discuss your requirements and suggest the best hospital beds.
