What is Wireless Care?

Imagine a world of wireless care. One where you can access the clinical data of your patients anytime, anywhere – all from a single wireless network. Leading to faster decision-making. Streamlined workflow. Cost savings hospital-wide. And a new level of high quality care for your patients. It’s the age of wireless care and Dräger can take you there. With the solutions and technologies you need to provide a truly constant care connection. This can change the way you work.

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More Mobility

Patients are on the move. On any one day, patient can be moved from the Emergency Department to Surgery. From the ICU to Step-down. They might need to leave the unit for diagnostic tests or procedures and return.

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Investment Protection

Until now, your patient monitoring system required its own separate network in order to provide life-critical security and performance. Infinity OneNet from Dräger has changed that.

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Improved Patient Outcomes

When the hospital automates the process of collecting vital signs data and providing easy access to this information on a mobile basis, caregivers can make better decisions. Clinicians do not necessarily need more information. Rather, they need timely access to the right information so they can make evidence-based decisions on the spot, without having to search for information.

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Risk Reduction

Patient safety is always a top priority. To reduce risk, hospitals should automate repetitive tasks to decrease human error, while allowing technology to work in the background to validate outcomes.

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Staff Efficiency & Compliance

Today's patient care environment has become very information intensive. Multiple disparate devices collect information in real-time. However, because direct patient care takes precedence over record keeping, documentation sometimes occurs in a retrospective fashion.