Njord develops the Atle® 180, a next-generation patient transfer device designed to reduce the physical strain on caregivers in Radiology departments. This technology enhances hospital productivity by streamlining patient handling processes, addressing the challenges of caregiver fatigue and operational efficiency.
Funding
$785.8K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Radiology departments face challenges in efficiently and safely transferring patients, leading to physical strain on caregivers and reduced productivity. Manual patient handling increases the risk of musculoskeletal injuries for healthcare professionals and can cause discomfort or injury to patients.
Solution
Njord develops the Atle® 180, a patient transfer device designed to minimize physical strain on caregivers within radiology settings. The Atle® 180 streamlines patient handling processes, improving hospital productivity and operational efficiency. By automating and simplifying patient transfers, the device reduces the risk of caregiver injuries and enhances patient comfort and safety during radiological procedures.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes radiology departments within hospitals and medical centers seeking to improve caregiver safety and increase patient throughput.
Features
- Automated patient transfer mechanism to reduce manual lifting and pulling
- Ergonomic design to minimize physical strain on caregivers
- Streamlined workflow integration for increased efficiency in radiology departments
- Focus on patient comfort and safety during transfers