Antimicrobial Copper Hospital Beds For Sale
Copper hospital beds have had extensive development and trials and now that
the data is back and now officially published with reductions in bacteria counts
on beds documented at over 90% in a host of studies and published articles
at the bottom of this page. iMedical Equipment and Service is one of the few
companies in the United States selling copper hospital beds and copper hospital
bed upgrades for beds that include changing out the hospital bed rails, foot boards
and also head boards. Copper is able to kill all types of viruses, bacteria and microbes
including MRCA, norovirus, Ebola and has been used for thousands of years as a
sterilizing material.
Copper hospital bed Hill Rom P1900 TotalCare Sport
Facts About Antimicrobial Copper Hospital Beds
(1) Hospital bed rails have some of the highest bacteria levels in hospitals
(2) Copper hospital bed rails reduce bacteria counts on bed rails
by over 90%
(3) Copper bed rails can be added to any used Stryker or Hill Rom bed
and those beds can be upgraded to “copper hospital beds”.
(4) Hospital aquired illnesses (HAI’s) accouint for over 2 million illnesses
and over 100,000 deaths per year. “HAI’s” are the 8th leading cause of
death in the USA.
(5) Hospital bed rails greatly reduce the chance for hospital acquired illnesses
and help save lives and create a safer environment for patients and caregivers
in hospital settings.
Copper hospital bed rails Stryker Secure 3 bed
Antimicrobial Copper Hospital Beds for Sale – Prices and Costs
Copper hospital bed upgrades normally include replacing the rails and also
the foot boards. The cost for the copper hospital bed upgrades depends on
the hospital bed model and also the time to replace the existing rails with
new copper rails. Costs – prices generally range from $3,000 to $4,000 per
bed on average. The cost to retrofit hospital beds with copper alloy is much
cheaper than buying new beds and the savings for hospitals in the reduction
of infectious disease outbreaks far outweighs to cost of the retrofit or copper
rail and foot board upgrades. These “antimicrobial” beds will be a normal
feature used in hospitals in the future and many medical facilities are trying
to be proactive in purchasing these bed rails and other copper related parts
for patient rooms including copper door knobs, copper light switches,
copper toilet seats, copper divider curtains and other copper coated items.
Contact us for a quote on copper hospital beds, costs and more information
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Copper hospital bed rails Stryker Secure 3 bed
Any Hill Rom or Stryker hospital bed can be upgraded with copper bed rails and
foot boards and thus greatly reduce bacteria levels, hospital acquired illnesses
(HAI’s) and ultimately reduce infectious disease outbreaks. This copper hospital
bed technology includes nearly 10 years of research, development and hospital trials
to showcase the results and benefits of copper being used on hospital beds and in
patient rooms.
Copper Hospital Bed with copper rails
Copper Hospital Beds for Sale – Videos
Copper Hospital Beds Video
Copper Hospital Bed Rail Overview
How Copper Hospital Bed Rails Work Video
What is a “Copper Hospital Bed”?
“Copper hospital beds” are hospital beds that have a copper alloy added to the bed
rails. The hospital bed rails have the highest levels of bacteria and viruses on the
bed and in patient rooms. These copper beds can be used beds that are upgraded
with copper coated rails or sometime sold new with these features. In addition
to the copper bed rails hospital bed foot boards and head boards can also be
copper coated to reduce bacteria counts even more.
Copper hospital bed Stryker Secure 2 bed
Copper Hospital Bed Resources – Articles – Links
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191108132428.htm
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-11-copper-hospital-beds-bacteria.html
https://www.zmescience.com/science/news-science/copper-lined-hospital-beds-harbor-up-to-95-less-bacteria-can-help-save-patient-lives/
