Benefits of the Sage Health Hospital Bed
- A Hospital Bed is one of the most key tools when looking after a patient and we at Sage Health understand that the patient wants a bed that is comfortable and looks good to ensure they look as dignified as possible.
- Is and immediate extension of comfort after the patient has been discharged from hospital.
- The patient has become accustomed to the Hydraulic benefits of the Hospital bed in Hospital.
- Raised to the appropriate height, allowed the care giver to bed bath, dry, feed, change the nappy and dress the patient with ease.
- The Hospital bed has a waterproof mattress therefore NO soiling of the mattress.
- The back of the hospital bed elevates which allows the patient to sit when being fed.
- The elevation of the back of the hospital bed assist the patient to breath with ease.
- Has cot sides that protects the patient from falling out of the Hospital Bed
- Some hospital beds are Trendelenburg which elevate the feet of the patient.
- Hospital beds can be lowered to assist with taking the patient out of the hospital bed.
- Should the patient want to sit on the side of the hospital bed, this can then be done with ease.
Who Invented Hospital Beds
An American chauvinist and answer Willis Dew Gatch. Dr. Gatch invented the modern 3-segment adjustable hospital bed in the first of the 20th century, though the history of hospital beds is a little more complicated than that.
This is actually one of the hardest questions I’ve had to answer. You would think a question like “Who invented the hospital beds” would be straightforward and might involve a 2-word or 3-word answer. But the history of “hospital beds” isn’t as cut-and-dried as the history of the car, for example. It’s kind of like asking who invented some anonymous song from some long-ago century
That’s because hospital beds has been around in one form of another since the Middle Ages. Hospital beds began as a basic “litter” — a kind of rudimentary stretcher — back in the hidden mists of time. The litter is simply two poles of roughly equal length with a stretch sling or cloth spread over it, which allows a person to be carried on their back by two other upright people. Devices similar to litters were found in Pharaohnic Egypt and Ancient Rome, though they were designed to carry royals figures — not medical patients.
The public “Sedan chair” was a closed litter used in the city of Bath, England, to carry people to and from the baths that gave the city its name (or gave the word “bath” the connotation it has today). While the Sedan chair was used to carry healthy patrons around without exposing them to the elements after their time in the baths, it was also used to carry the sick and infirm.
But the litters and Sedan chairs of the past are more akin to stretchers than what we called hospital beds, so it won’t be until the 19th century until we find a mechanical bed used to comfort medical patients Hospital beds has been around much longer than I have been, I am humbled to be part of a business venture which has emotion, care, trust and of which one of our most passionate products are Hospital beds, we take pride in assisting families by maintaining the comfort and dignity of their loved ones in our hospital beds.
For the past 8 years we have had the opportunity to build our brand with the patient’s comfort and dignity in mind. Suppliers of Hospital beds and counselling emotionally anxious families and suggesting the appropriate Sage health Solution products for home care patients is a daily ritual for us.
This is actually one of the hardest questions I’ve had to answer. You would think a question like “Who invented the hospital beds” would be straightforward and might involve a 2-word or 3-word answer. But the history of “hospital beds” isn’t as cut-and-dried as the history of the car, for example. It’s kind of like asking who invented some anonymous song from some long-ago century
That’s because hospital beds has been around in one form of another since the Middle Ages. Hospital beds began as a basic “litter” — a kind of rudimentary stretcher — back in the hidden mists of time. The litter is simply two poles of roughly equal length with a stretch sling or cloth spread over it, which allows a person to be carried on their back by two other upright people. Devices similar to litters were found in Pharaohnic Egypt and Ancient Rome, though they were designed to carry royals figures — not medical patients.
The public “Sedan chair” was a closed litter used in the city of Bath, England, to carry people to and from the baths that gave the city its name (or gave the word “bath” the connotation it has today). While the Sedan chair was used to carry healthy patrons around without exposing them to the elements after their time in the baths, it was also used to carry the sick and infirm.
But the litters and Sedan chairs of the past are more akin to stretchers than what we called hospital beds, so it won’t be until the 19th century until we find a mechanical bed used to comfort medical patients Hospital beds has been around much longer than I have been, I am humbled to be part of a business venture which has emotion, care, trust and of which one of our most passionate products are Hospital beds, we take pride in assisting families by maintaining the comfort and dignity of their loved ones in our hospital beds.
For the past 8 years we have had the opportunity to build our brand with the patient’s comfort and dignity in mind. Suppliers of Hospital beds and counselling emotionally anxious families and suggesting the appropriate Sage health Solution products for home care patients is a daily ritual for us.
Manual Three Function Hospital Bed
- Four section, three foldaway crank function, Backrest.
- Knee height and Bed height adjustment.
- Detachable ABS Head and Foot Board, Durable and easy to clean.
- Set Foldaway Side rails.
- IV Drip stand.
- Lifting Pole with Monkey Chain.
- 120mm High density foam mattress with waterproof cover.
- 125mm swivel, all four locking castors provide increased security.
- Urine drainage bag hooks.
- Weight carrying capacity 240Kg.
- Overall width 93cm.
- Overall length 2.08m.
Electric Three Function Hospital Bed
- Four section, three function electric Backrest.
- Knee height and Bed height adjustment.
- Battery backup.
- Remote Control Panel.
- Detachable ABS Head and Foot Board, Durable and easy to clean.
- Set Foldaway Side rails.
- IV Drip stand.
- Lifting Pole with Monkey Chain.
- 125mm swivel, all four locking castors provide increased security.
- Urine drainage bag hooks.
- Weight carrying capacity 240Kg.
- Overall width 96cm.
- Overall length 2.08m.
- 120mm High density foam mattress with waterproof cover.