Nurse Call Systems

BED EXIT ALARM

Patient stations offer a variety of features including a bed exit alarm. Notification at the nurse call station of a patient exiting their bed lessens the possibility of falls and injuries.

NURSE CALL SYSTEM

Speak directly to the patient from the nurse call system using a pillow speaker/nurse call button.

STAFF ASSIST / STAFF EMERGENCY / CODE BLUE

These types of calls will immediately alert nursing staff at the nurse call duty station.

EVENT DETECTOR

Patient Stations have inputs that accept a connection to external devices, including vents and monitors to alert staff of an event.

SIDE RAIL COMMUNICATIONS

This is an option to connect a nurse call system to a bed with a side rail communication feature. This feature allows the patient to control the TV, lights, and call the nurse. Includes incoming audio from the nurse station.

NURSE CALL LIGHT / CALL SYSTEMS

Ordinarily, a corridor dome light installation is outside the patient’s rooms. In the case of a multi-bed room, the dome is found above each patient bed. Similarly, Dome lights are also present in intensive care to visually alert staff of a call in the room.
The corridor dome lights can have up to five colors to indicate the various types of calls. These call systems include normal call, toilet emergency, staff emergency/code blue, event alarm, service reminder, and more. The lights are steady or flashing.

Patient stations for our systems come in two basic models. For instance, we offer a single bed and a dual bed station (for use by two patients). In all, stations are available in 1-, 2-, 3- and 4-gang. Three and four-gang stations hold a collection of optional features, including code blue, service reminder, event detector, intercom through the pillow speaker. Bed exit alarm, status switch, and connections to beds with side rail communications are common features as well.

Our staff/duty and staff stations allow the staff to engage in two-way voice communications with the nurse call systems for hospitals. Examining rooms, day rooms, and other services or public areas will use these stations for communication between medical staff members and the master station.

Duty stations have audio/visual indicators for the presence of three different levels of calls in the system. These levels are normal, emergency, and staff emergency.

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We offer a variety of pendants.  Which pendant to use depends on the facility and patient needs. Choices include a simple cord set push button or a pressure-sensitive cord set for limited mobility patients. Furthermore, pillow speakers are a possibility. Patients can call a nurse as well as control the TV and room lights with a pillow speaker.

PILLOW SPEAKERS

The pillow speaker works in tandem with the patient station.  It originates a call to the nurse control station and controls the TV and lights.

GERIATRIC CORD SETS

Geriatric cord sets are for patients who cannot hand operate a call switch. The pancake design is responsive to body pressure.

PUSH-BUTTON CORD

The push-button cord places a patient call through a patient station. The pendant is hand conforming for easy operation.

Wall-mounted emergency pull cords and push-button stations are simple to use. For the various types of emergency levels, we offer a Push for Code Blue, Push for Help and Pull for Help.