Patient Positioning
RAD Medical develops practical patient positioning solutions that support orthopedic surgical procedures through improved access, efficient setup, and reliable positioning. Designed for the operating room environment, our solutions help surgical teams focus on patient care and procedural performance.
Insights
The RAD Beach Chair is designed to support surgeons, nurses, and operating room teams.
Surgeons
Accommodates a broader range of patients, designed to provide maximum exposure of the operative side and features integrated lateral supports.
Nurses
Gas springs with 100lbs of lifting force for raising and lowering the patient. Lateral support adjustability designed to improves patient security in the chair.
Nurse Aid
Transport cart has been designed to allow for direct table attachment reducing injury risk. Integrated rail clamps eliminate the constant search for missing table clamps.
Anesthesiologist
Head rest is designed so the patient can be intubated safely. A more secure face mask using a dual reel system to dial in tension.
Product Highlights
Patient weight limit up to 500 lbs
Patient height range from 4' 8" to 7' 2"
Transportation cart removes need to lift chair, allows for direct table attachment with integrated rail clamps
Dual tension reels designed to evenly distribute force over the patients face
Head pad is contoured to avoid single pressure points
Efficient Adjustment
Adjustability throughout all aspects of positioning. Chair leg width adjustment, integrated universal table clamps provide adjustments for table fit. The dual ball and socket allow for optimal head position, dual reel face mask adjusts to provide a consistent distribution of force across the patient's face and the slide pad provides maximum surgical site exposure.
User-Centered Design
Developed with the needs of surgeons, nurses, and operating room staff in mind, helping simplify setup and positioning processes.
Workflow Integration
Designed to fit seamlessly into existing operating room environments and support consistent positioning across procedure types.