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Centrella Smart+ Bed Solutions
Because life-altering moments deserve elevated care
The Med-Surg environment is constantly changing and growing more complex. Healthcare facilities demand innovative technologies that help caregivers deliver comprehensive care while managing high patient-to-nurse ratios.
‘Flex up’ with Centrella Smart+ Bed Scalable Platform
Centrella’s advanced Med-Surg bed platform offers a standardised bed platform with flexible and customisable solutions to provide care for high-acuity patients to minimise falls, pressure injury, and increase capacity to meet future situations.
With Centrella’s Smart+ Bed scalable platform, hospitals can ‘Flex Up’ with customisable solutions to enhance patient safety and optimise caregiver workflow.
Centrella 155*
Core model standard features
- Core / Pro non-powered surface
- Integrated weigh-scale
- Enhanced 3-mode bed exit
- Advanced Slideguard technology
- Motion activated nightlight
- FlexAFoot Powered Bed Extension
- WiFi Module
Centrella 255
255 package with base model standard features
- Core / Pro non-powered surface
- Pro+ Surface with on-demand MicroClimate Management
- Comfort Wide Edition 40” (101cm)
- IntelliDrive® Powered Transport
- Verbal Safety prompts
- SafeView+ System
- IllumiGuide Siderail Handgrip
Centrella 355
- Max powered air surface
- Comfort Wide Edition 40” (101cm)
- IntelliDrive Powered Transport
- Verbal Safety prompts
- SafeView+ System
- IllumiGuide Siderail Handgrip
*Scalable Platform: Options can be added to the Centrella 155 core model to scale up to Centrella 355 Max premium model to include patient safety and caregiver applications.
The Centrella Smart+ Bed platform provides hospitals with connected care solutions to collect real-time patient data to help caregivers identify patients at risk of falls or deterioration and communicate actionable insights.
The scalable platform offers standardised features to:
- Improve patient safety
- Enhance patient outcomes
- Optimise caregiver workflow
The bed is just the beginning. Innovation that evolves with changing demands.
The Centrella Smart+ Bed is a future-proofed investment that evolves with changing demands through a roadmap of innovation, across the Centrella platform.
Delivering advanced Med-Surg and High Acuity Care to address your primary concerns.
Falls Prevention
- Safeview+ system
- Illumiguide™ siderail hand grip
- Enhanced 3-mode bed exit
- Verbal Safety prompts
Pressure Injury Prevention
- Advanced Slideguard technology
- Therapeutic surfaces for pressure redistribution
- Advanced Microclimate technology
- Enhanced Turn Assist
Early Indication of Patient Deterioration
- Contact-free, continuous monitoring for HR/RR vital signs
Falls Prevention
Learn More – watch the video
Did you know that inpatient hospital falls continue to be a major cause of harm and are the most reported adverse incidents in adult patient care settings? ²
- 38.4 - 74% of hospital falls occur when the patient is moving, to, from or around their bed.³
- Implementing a falls protocol and educating staff on using the right bed equipment can lead to 30% success in reducing falls.
‘Flex Up’ with Centrella's Smart+ Bed safety features - designed to help caregivers monitor non-fall risk and fall risk patients.
Determining optimal bed height range
A hospital bed should adjust to a range of heights to meet the capabilities of individual patients as they move from the bed. Available range of motion determines a patient’s ability to rise from the edge of a bed or chair. Adjusting the height of the bed helps patients overcome these limitations.4
Learn More – Watch the video
Pressure Injury Prevention
Did you know?
- The overall prevalence of pressure injuries in acute-care hospitals in Australia and New Zealand is 12.9% and the hospital-acquired pressure injury prevalence is 7.9%.⁵
- Australia's annual pressure injury treatment costs is estimated to be $983 million which represents 1.9% of all public hospital expenditure.⁶
- 76% of pressure injury patients report pain which stems from their conditions⁷ and impacts quality of life.⁸
Early Indication of Patient Deterioration
- Respiratory compromise increases a patient's mortality rate by over 30% and ICU stays by almost 50%.¹¹
- The mortality rate for patients admitted to ICU from wards is 2X compared to those admitted from ED.¹²
When patients deteriorate quickly, hospitals need new technology to
- Identify signs of earlier deterioration and receive real-time alerts
- Initiate an early intervention
- Promote patient safety
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