Automating prone shoulder lifting and full-body pressure relief — Reducing workflow complexity and pressure injury risks.
Proned and intubated COVID-19 patients undergo prone treatments for an average of 5 hospital days. However, as proning results in a higher risk of developing pressure injuries (PI), these patients may require 3 more hospital days to treat PI-related complications,3,4 reducing the nurse-to-patient ratio further.5
On average, 65 per 1000 adult inpatients develop pressure injuries (also known as pressure ulcers) and require 18 in-hospital days. That's 2.5 times that of an average acute inpatient. Financially, treating PU sets families back by USD 15,700 to USD 17,700. Since 87% are elderly patients, an ageing population and COVID-19 accelerates PU prevalence, exhausting global human, material, and capital reserves.

Manage Airway & Fluid Tubing

Deflating individual air cells to guide proper airway and fluid tubing organization prevents potential obstructions or displacements to hemodialysis flow and catheters, reducing the burden on the caregiver's workflow.

Access Scores and Data Instantly

Scores with a detailed score breakdown allow patients to evaluate therapy effectiveness and communicate concerns with their care providers, streamlining checkups, assessments. SleepWell includes information on parts replacement.

Coach to Keep Motivated, Educated

SleepWell mobile app includes instant access to coaching that keeps patients motivated and educated at home and on the road, helping patients adopt healthier lifestyle habits, improve their therapy outcomes and quality of life.

Prevent Pressure Injury Risks

Combining a unique headrest (facial pillow, sculpted ear pocket, and alternation pressure), a personalized pressure care system (individual air cell deflation), and cell airflow tracking prevents pressure injury risks, improving patient outcomes.

Improve Experience for Compliance

SleepWell allows care providers to provide patients with data-driven suggestions and treatment plans on-demand, increasing the patient's confidence and adherence in the first 90 days, critical for improving long-term therapy compliance.

Access to Controls via Interface

Visual interface with LCD enables quick access to controls such as alternating and zone pressure settings, therapy timer, shoulder lift apparatus, and alarm system settings, simplifying patient care for caregiver across all experience levels.