Getinge’s new ceiling supply unit Maquet Moduevo Bridge supports architectural constraints and healing environments

Getinge’s Maquet Moduevo ceiling supply units range ensures vital utilities and equipment are easy to implement and use, and enables better organization of resources. The aim is to help hospital staff to increase productivity and consequently decrease costs. The newest model launching today, Maquet Moduevo Bridge, is designed to enhance provider-patient interactions at all acuity levels by keeping everything nearby. It can be installed in intensive care and high-dependency care units, recovery and emergency departments.

“With Maquet Moduevo Bridge we are going horizontal. It’s ideal for rooms with low ceilings and can handle large units since they can be placed next to each other to avoid losing space,” says Stephane Tabillon, Product Manager at Getinge. “It’s a perfect solution for changing needs since it allows hospital staff to easily add or remove equipment for positioning, holding and storage.”

It is also suitable for rooms without windows since a newly developed Somnus light provide innovative daylight simulations.

“The Somnus light starts at 7 AM with bluish tones to simulate the morning light and ends at 9 PM with reddish tones to represent evening light,” tells Stephane.

Up to six colors of ambient lighting can integrate into Maquet Moduevo Bridge, which creates a peaceful and healing environment for patients, families and medical staff. It also facilitates medical examination and small surgical procedures since an optional surgical lights adapter allows for Getinge’s Maquet Lucea or Maquet Volista Access to be connected.

“This solution also gives great access to caring for the patient since the medical staff will have immediate and unrestricted access to the head of the bed where they will be able to perform intervention such as intubation, suction or vascular procedures.”

The R&D team at Getinge have also aimed at minimizing disturbing noises.

“Maquet Moduevo Bridge comes with electromagnetic quiet brakes that won’t disturb the patient,” explains Stephane. “And when the patient admission is high, the unit can serve two beds instead of just one to enable more flexibility for the medical staff.”

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