According to the hospital and nursing bed supplier, its new bed can be adapted to a full range of care needs and is 'technology ready'.
The new bed has been specifically designed to provide what wissner bosserhoff calls ‘a unique solution that gives nursing homes the ability to invest in one bed that has the flexibility to safely support varying needs and dependencies through simple, clever design.’
The manufacturer is pitching Sentida as a ‘bed platform’ in the hope that its configurable features will allow it to respond to the different requirements of care in a flexible, efficient, and needs-oriented manner.
The new bed boasts several high-quality features as standard, such as a seated position function, BiNetic lying surface with double retraction, 3 stop strategy (for safe sleep, mobilisation, and nursing duties), and individual Safe Free sideguard, with options for additional mobilisation aids and smart care integration. The Sentida is intended to be a solution that will help providers plan for individual needs while anticipating and adapting to the ongoing, changing needs of residents.
Ultimately, wissner bosserhoff says that Sentida represents a future proofed investment as well as a more sustainable purchasing model that reduces waste, offers financial efficiencies, and assists care providers with a more responsive service.
