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Catalyst Critical Recovery Bed

The Catalyst®

The Catalyst® offers mobilization therapy to complex patients by engaging the largest muscles in the body through weight-bearing. With a push of a button, your staff can bring secured patients upright in the bed, progressively mobilizing patients early, frequently, and safely.

Verticalize patients up to 750 Lbs.

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Benefits of In-Bed Verticalization™

  • Helps improve
    clinical outcomes

    • Assists in reducing days on ventilator.
    • Helps diminish pressure on thoracic cavity.
    • Encourages venous return to the heart and helps prevent pooling of blood in legs.
  • Accelerates
    mobility

    • Allows the gradual transfer of weight to feet and activates lower body and core muscles.
    • Improves patients’ overall strength and endurance.
  • Promotes arousal
    and awareness

    • Stimulates several sensorial pathways and postural reactions that improve the level of arousal and awareness.
Catalyst bed in a horizontal position

In-Bed Verticalization™ addresses the negative effects caused by immobility on a multi-organ level.

  • Respiratory system

    Respiratory System

    An upright position facilitates healthy expansion of the heart and lungs to optimize gas exchange and reduce diaphragm atrophy by allowing the diaphragm to drop.

  • Musculoskeletal system

    Musculoskeletal System

    Assists in reducing muscle atrophy that can contribute to falls, fractures and bone demineralization.

  • Integumentary system

    Integumentary System

    Aids in reducing risk for pressure injury resulting from pressure, shear/friction and moisture for immobility.

  • Digestive system

    Digestive System

    Movement in the digestive system is encouraged to help reduce risk of bacterial infections that can result from an immobile fecal system.

  • Urinary system

    Urinary System

    Movement in the urinary system helps reduce risk of bacterial infections and kidney stones that can develop.

  • Nervous system

    Nervous System

    Cerebral perfusion is supported, helping to improve overall cognitive function.

  • Cardiovascular system

    Cardiovascular System

    Fluid is redistributed back to the lower extremities from the thoracic cavity, improving cardiac workload and heart rate, helping to stabilize hemodynamics.

  • Lymphatic system

    Lymphatic System

    Movement helps lymph drainage as muscle activity helps move fluid into the lymphatic vessels.

CATALYST® Product Features

Patient being verticalized in a Catalyst bed
Close up of a patient sat in the E-Z Wider chair
Ultra low heel pressures - Continuous movement of pressure points
Close up of the surface of the bed with a label stating direct surface airflow = 25L/min
Patient lied down on an E-Z Wider bed
Nurse utilizing the E-Z Wider bed's turn assist feature with a patient

Bed Specifications – Standard

Safe working load for In-Bed Verticalization™
500 lbs.
Bed width, non-expanded maximum overall
40″
Bed length, footboard retracted, maximum
88″
Bed length, footboard extended, maximum
96″
Bed height w/o accessories, minimum overall
42.3″
Bed height (bed flat), floor to deck, maximum
30.4″
Bed height (bed flat), floor to deck, minimum
18″

Bed Specifications – Bariatric

Safe working load for In-Bed Verticalization™
750 lbs.
Bed width, non-expanded, minimum overall
40″
Bed width, fully-expanded, maximum overall
50″
Bed length, footboard retracted, maximum
86″
Bed height w/o accessories, minimum overall
42.3″
Bed height (bed flat), floor to deck, maximum
30.4″
Bed height (bed flat), floor to deck, minimum
18″

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