Alarm Sensor Pad

A wireless pressure-sensitive sensor pad placed on beds or chairs that detects when patients move or leave their position. Transmits wireless signals to monitoring units when pressure is released.

A wired pressure-sensitive sensor pad installed on beds or chairs that detects patient movement or position changes. Sends wired signals to central monitoring units when pressure is released.

An intelligent monitoring system using bed pad sensors to track patient vital signs and movement patterns. Provides automated alerts for falls, pressure ulcers, and patient behavior changes.

Specialized pad designed to assist healthcare workers in safely turning and repositioning patients in bed, reducing injury risk for both patients and staff.

Assistive transfer device used to safely move and reposition immobile or elderly patients from bed to wheelchair or other surfaces. Reduces risk of injury for both patient and caregiver.

Positioning pad designed to assist in safe patient movement and support during medical procedures. Particularly useful for critical, orthopedic, obese, and post-operative patients.

Specialized pad designed to assist in safe patient movement and positioning during medical procedures. Enables efficient transfers for immobilized, post-operative, and bariatric patients.

A medical pad used for patient positioning and support during care or recovery. It provides comfort and proper body alignment.

Specialized pad designed to reduce pressure on vulnerable skin areas and prevent the development of pressure ulcers in bedridden or immobilized patients.

A transfer pad designed to facilitate safe patient movement and positioning. The product is registered as a Class I medical device and is used in conjunction with transfer procedures in healthcare settings.

Non-invasive point-based air detection sensor for identifying air presence in medical fluid systems without direct fluid contact.

A medical device designed to assist with patient repositioning and prevent pressure ulcers. The turning pad helps caregivers safely move and turn patients in bed, reducing the risk of bedsores and improving patient comfort during extended bed rest.