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—Thinking of creating a new critical care workspace? Transform your vision into reality—with this unique opportunity.
By combining your input with Dräger’s deep clinical experience, we’ll create and deliver a customized plan that you put into action immediately to Improve Critical Care in your hospital.
- Get inspired with a private tour (virtual or in-person) of our critical care solutions on display in our interactive Design Center in Telford, Pennsylvania
- Collaborate with our team to determine your requirements for a new ICU, NICU, ED or OR
- Map out a new floor plan based on an analysis of your clinical workflow, processes and procedures
- Experience a dynamic 3D rendering of your new space created by our in-house design team, including project variations and comparisons
Designing for the future
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Dräger - Healthcare Design Center
Our design center is a state-of-the-art showroom where healthcare clinicians, architects and planners can work with our experts in a realistic hospital setting and combine products, systems and solutions to design optimal spaces for optimal care.
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Case Studies
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Significant cost savings for anesthetic gases
Hospital-wide savings of over $100,000 per year for anesthetic gases in reference to 21 machines, significant time savings per patient, and device downtimes that are close to zero. The anesthesiologists at the Anesthesia Department at Lexington Medical Center in Columbia, South Carolina, are very satisfied with their 40 Dräger Apollo anesthesia machines.
Severe trauma patient responds positively to APRV
Read this case study about a 44-year old female admitted to the trauma ER after a T-bone motor vehicle accident and how she positively responded to Airway Pressure Release Ventilation (APRV) and avoided significant complications.
Family-centered design advances care for the tiniest patients
Florida Hospital for Children wanted to expand their older Level III NICU from 82 to 102 beds to accommodate a growing need for neonatal services. The hospital worked closely with Dräger to create an innovative, family-centered NICU – one that can grow and adapt as future needs change.
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