Are Your Hillrom Centrella Surfaces Showing Their Age?
The American Hospital Association states that the lifespan for hospital bed surfaces is five years.1 If your Centrella surfaces have exceeded their useful life, they may no longer be living up to their full potential. Replace your Centrella surface options today, and see for yourself how new surfaces can help you prevent pressure injuries, support patient comfort and address clinical burden.2
Pressure Injuries Are Pervasive and Urgent Issues
The clinical, economic and humanistic burdens are significant. In the United States alone:
Patients die from pressure injuries every year3
is spent on hospital-acquired pressure injuries — 59% of which stem from Stage III and IV events3
of patients with pressure injuries experience pain stemming from these conditions4
What are Pressure Injury Risk Factors?
Both environmental and patient pressure injury risk factors come into play:5
- Skin status
- Mobility limitations
- Perfusion, circulation or oxygenation factors
- Moisture
- Body temperature
- Nutrition limits
- Sensory perception limits
- Older age
What Are Pressure Injuries Costing You?
The status quo may be costlier than you think. Discover the impact pressure injuries may be having on your hospital.
Choose the Right Therapeutic Surface For Your Patients
The Centrella bed’s innovative support surfaces help address common causes of pressure injuries like pressure, shear and moisture.2
Provide on-demand microclimate management with an integrated pump. |
Deliver superior pressure redistribution and microclimate management. |
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Feature | Centrella pro+ Surface | Centrella max Surface |
MicroClimate Management Remove excess heat and moisture from patients’ skin.2 |
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Weight-Based Pressure Redistribution Automatically adjust for optimal pressure redistribution, shear management and patient comfort. |
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Wider Surface Option Accommodate larger patients with 36” or 40” width options. |
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Bleach-Resistant Top Cover Help prevent fluid ingress with RF-welded seams.2 |
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Internal Pump Eliminate time and effort required to install external pumps or transfer patients to low air loss surfaces.2 |
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Quiet Therapeutic Experience Reduce noise with an integrated pump that is 36% quieter than comparable surfaces.6 |
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Side-Sitting Detection Help provide stability and support. |
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Advanced Bottoming Out Protection Help prevent excess pressure and protect patient safety. |
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Personalized Settings Let patients adjust softness in the head and seat sections. |
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- Martonicz, Tori Whitacre (2022). Hospital Mattress Failure Is a Potential Threat to Patient Safety. Infection Control Today, 26(3), 9.
- Baxter internal testing. Data on file.
- Padula WV, Pronovost PJ, Makic MBF, Wald HL, Moran D, Mishra MK, Meltzer DO. Value of hospital resources for effective pressure injury prevention: a cost-effectiveness analysis. BMJ Qual Saf. 2019 Feb;28(2):132-141.
- McGinnis E, Briggs M, Collinson M, et al. Pressure ulcer related pain in community populations: a prevalence survey. BMC Nurs. 2014 Jun 21;13:16.
- Lustig M, Wiggermann N, Gefen A. How patient migration in bed affects the sacral soft tissue loading and thereby the risk for a hospital-acquired pressure injury. Int Wound J. 2020 Jun;17(3):631-640.
- Ramegowda, J. 2019. Data on file.