Citadel Adaptable Bed Patient Therapy System from ArjoHuntleigh

The Citadel 200 Adaptable Bed Patient Therapy System BedFrame represents a cutting-edge solution designed to meet the diverse needs of patients. This advanced bed frame comes equipped with a variety of features and adjustments that enhance patient comfort and care. Its open design ensures compatibility with both the C200 therapeutic support mattress and standard mattresses, offering users flexibility in their choice of bedding. The C200 mattress itself is particularly noteworthy, as it provides independently adjustable pressure settings across four distinct sections. These settings include options for constant low pressure, pulsation, and alternating pressure, allowing for tailored therapy based on individual patient needs.

Key features of the Citadel 200 include the ability to adjust the height of the bed, which is crucial for both patient comfort and caregiver accessibility. Additionally, it features an auto-CPR function that allows for simultaneous adjustment of both the mattress and the frame, ensuring optimal positioning for patients in need. An integrated scale is also included, making it easy to weigh patients without the need for additional equipment. The frame is designed with an x-ray sleeve, enhancing examination capabilities for medical professionals.

Safety is a top priority with the Citadel 200, as evidenced by the Anti-Entrapment System. This system utilizes sensors to prevent the bed from lowering onto any objects that may be beneath it, ensuring patient safety at all times.

Additional features include under-bed nightlights that improve visibility during nighttime hours, a VariZone Movement Detection system that monitors patient movement, and a design that allows for easy disassembly for thorough cleaning. The frame is also equipped with four smooth-rolling, swivel casters, making it easy to maneuver. Optional additions, such as the Skin IQ cover, can be integrated to effectively manage moisture and maintain a controlled microclimate on the bed surface.