Corona Update: SURGE CAPACITY SOLUTIONS – The mobi is a mobile headwall (equipment consolidator) that can be set up in any space that has an electrical outlet: next to a chair, a bed, a cot in a hallway, a cafeteria, or anywhere patients need to be located. Click here for more information.
Mobilite The Floor
Mid to Low Acuity Patients
On the floor, there is a reduced nurse to patient ratio which often leaves low and mid level acuity patients lying in bed when they should be up and moving. mobilite supports your early patient mobility program by increasing staff efficiencies and shortening recovery times for patients!
Benefits
- Save on average $1,300 per patient
- Improved patient outcomes
- 20-30% reduction in length of stay
- Increase in nurse productivity and efficiency
- Reduction in injury and sickness due to falls and secondary infections
- 10-20% Increase in surge and overflow capacity if used to expand ICU or emergency room services
Specifications
mobilite
The Floor
Specifics
- 1 adjustable IV poles
- 1 E-cylinder oxygen mounts
- Medium surface area for ventilators, suction units, defibrillators, etc.
- 3-position transmission: 1) free movement, 2) brake, and 3) the option to engage a 5th wheel in the center to restricts sideways motion enabling controlled tracking for patients
- Shelf to hang chest tubes and/or consolidate cords and other equipment
- Ergonomic ‘shopping cart’ handle
- 4 CMS compliant electrical outlets
- Isolation transformer
- UL Listed
Optional Attachments
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- Height adjustable walking handles
- Wheelchair attachment
- Antimicrobial straps
- Additional IV Pole
- Additional E-cylinder oxygen mount
- Optional 5lb weight bearing spinuzi hooks
ICU and ER Expanded Capacity
Extend Full Headwall Capability Anywhere
With the Mobi, a hospital can manage daily overflow as well as disaster situations which create an unpredicted surge in demand. Mobi provides a flexible, proactive, and customizable surge solution. Mobi can be deployed as an emergency department bay on wheels in full compliance with The Joint Commission’s patient safety standards. With a floor footprint the size of a common IV pole, it can consolidate equipment, supplies, and oxygen for up to two critical patients. Its ability to extend existing headwalls has made it the most cost-effective way for a hospital to increase its surge capacity by 10-20%. Hospitals can manage overflow in the Emergency Department, upgrade a Med/Surg room to ICU-level capability, and flex their capacity without adding onto the building. It all becomes possible with the Mobi.
What Customers Say
Testimonials
“6 months ago we implemented 12 mobis into our early mobility program. We have a very diverse population on our ICU and having the option of mobilizing them in a way that is helpful and assistive to staff while instilling confidence in the patient and family is great. We’re still working to figure out our ideal workflow but it’s given us concrete examples of how even our sicker vented patients can get mobilized safely and efficiently.”
Mark Rohlfing
RN, BSN Clinical Operations Manager Intensive Care Unit
Indiana University Health Ball Memorial Hospital - Muncie, IN
“After completing a research study with the LIVENGOOD mobi on our post trauma/surgical floor, I realized its potential to decrease length of stay, help with staff efficiency and empower patients to be independent.”
Lorrie Henecke
MS, APRN, ACNS-BC, CNRN Clinical Nurse Specialist
Medical Center of the Rockies, Loveland, CO
“We are so excited that the mobi helped us ambulate our very first vented patient.”
Esther Vandermeulen
R.N.
University Health System - San Antonio, TX
“The LIVENGOOD mobi is very user friendly, safe and a great solution to use minimal staff and be able to contain all of the patient’s equipment.”
Michael Saccone
P.T.
Saint Joseph's Hospital - Syracuse, NY
“I think the LIVENGOOD mobi will revolutionize the way we mobilize patients in the ICU. I saw patients mobilize sooner and with less anxiety with the mobi. One young patient was even able to walk outside with the mobi and her portable vent. Having the mobi made mobility a real team effort, not just a P.T. activity.”
Terra Terwilliger
PT, DPT - Adult Inpatient Physical Therapist
Rehab Services University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview Health System
“The LIVENGOOD platform allows my patients to be active and independent without attention being diverted to multiple lines, an oxygen tank, and other medically necessary devices. It allows patients to have hope and a sense of “normalcy”, which so often is lost after trauma or surgery.”
Jessica Gilbert
DPT
Staff Physical Therapist - Medical Center of The Rockies -Loveland, CO
“Six years ago I was introduced to the LIVENGOOD mobi. This piece of equipment has been life changing for my patients. I am now able to consolidate all of the patient’s medical devices onto an easy to push mobile platform, therefore freeing up both of my hands to safely assist my patient.”
Tanya Kensley
P.T.
Poudre Valley Hospital -Fort Collins, CO
“Mobility is Life, the mobi platform will help patients move again.”
Blas Villa
CCRN
University Health System - San Antonio, TX
“I was at NTI in Boston (2013) and, during the exhibit portion, I wandered across the LIVENGOOD booth. At that moment, I knew our hospital needed this mobi for our open heart recovery program. I worked with a Clinical Nurse Specialist to write a grant for this product. I am so excited to bring the mobi to our program.”
Celina Adams
RN, MSN, CCRN (CVICU)
John C. Lincoln - Phoenix, AZ
“We walked a vented patient with the mobi and it was awesome! This helped her physically and emotionally.”
Natalie Hariel
R.N.
Tulane Medical Center - New Orleans, LA
“I am a nurse in a cardiovascular ICU… Our goal for patients is to ambulate to the chair 2 hours after extubation, often the evening of surgery day. Our patients are up and walking with central venous catheters, swan ganz catheters, chest tubes, foley catheters, and with IV medications infusing. The ambulation of these patients would not be possible without the mobi walker. Every bit of equipment that these patients need can be carried on the walker while providing the stability of a standard walker… It is an essential piece of equipment for us and we couldn’t provide the care and therapies we do without it.”
Katherine Whitfield
RN CCRN
Athens Regional Medical Center - Athens, GA
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