Hillrom Progressa ICU Bed

Help Promote Early Mobility

Help get your patients moving earlier and often. The Progressa bed offers flexible frame options to help move patients in and out of the bed — including FullChair, side egress and chair egress positions.²⁰

1. Stabilize
2. Sit
3. Stand
4. Step
5. Strengthen & Sustain

Help Reduce Pulmonary Complications

Long periods of immobility are common in the ICU, making pulmonary complications top concerns.^21,22 Together with its specialized surfaces, the Progressa ICU bed helps address these challenges with in-bed therapies Continuous lateral rotation (CLRT), Percussion & vibration (P&V) and Early mobility protocol support.

• Continuous lateral rotation (CLRT)
• Percussion & vibration (P&V)
• Early mobility protocol support

Help Prevent Pressure Injuries

The Progressa ICU Bed supports an innovative line of surfaces to help you protect your patients’ skin integrity and help support pressure injury protocols.²³

Prevention Surface

Helps prevent and manage skin breakdown

Therapy Surface

Powered air surface helps prevent pressure injuries

Pulmonary Surface

Helps prevent ventilator-associated complications with CLRT and P&V therapies

Help Support Patient and Clinician Safety

The Progressa ICU Bed is designed to help you address safety concerns for patients and clinicians alike.

• The bed exit alarm silence feature enables the alarm to remain engaged without requiring repetitive caregiver intervention, which can contribute to fall prevention protocols at the hospital.²⁴
• Head-of-bed angle alarm alerts caregivers to any protocol compliance concerns, so you can make timely interventions as needed.²⁵
• StayInPlace technology responds dynamically to a patient’s head-of-bed angle — helping prevent the patient from sliding down the bed and minimizing the need for repositioning.^8,9
• With IntelliDrive powered transport, a single caregiver can easily and safely transport patients with precision stopping and turning controls, reducing strain, stress, and discomfort associated with patient transportation.^26,27