Open Care System – INDD

Description

The Open Care System – INDD is a comprehensive neonatal warming unit designed to offer advanced thermal regulation and open-access functionality for newborn care. It plays a critical role in supporting neonates during their most vulnerable phase immediately after birth by maintaining an optimal body temperature in open and accessible environments like delivery rooms and neonatal intensive care units.

This system utilizes a high-efficiency radiant heat source that delivers consistent warmth while allowing unrestricted access to the infant from all sides. Its open architecture is crucial for situations that require immediate medical intervention, such as resuscitation or emergency assessments, where time and access are paramount.

Equipped with servo-controlled and manual heating modes, the unit provides flexibility in maintaining the desired skin temperature using integrated sensors. The digital control panel offers real-time monitoring, adjustable parameters, and safety alarms for over-temperature or system malfunctions—ensuring a secure and controlled environment for neonatal care.

Designed with both caregivers and patients in mind, the INDD model typically includes modular features like IV pole mounts, examination trays, phototherapy options, and integrated resuscitation units. These configurations make the unit highly adaptable to the specific needs of NICUs and delivery centers.

Key Features:

• Radiant warmer with open-access design for uninterrupted care

• Dual-mode heating: Manual & servo-controlled via skin temperature probes

• Real-time digital display with temperature alarms and monitoring controls

• Ergonomic layout with accessory mounts and swivel castors for mobility

• Optional integrations: Phototherapy lights, resuscitation devices, and storage trays

Primary Benefits:

• Provides critical warmth for newborns during resuscitation and clinical care

• Enhances workflow with a caregiver-centric, open-access configuration

• Reduces risk of neonatal hypothermia in transitional care settings

• Supports multi-functional use—warming, examination, phototherapy, and more

Typical Applications:

• Delivery Suites & Operation Theatres

• Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICUs)

• Postnatal Wards & Emergency Rooms

• Community Health Clinics & Rural Maternity Setups

Engineered for reliability and ease of use, the Open Care System – INDD supports better neonatal outcomes through precise temperature control, seamless access, and adaptable configurations. It stands as an indispensable tool in modern newborn care protocols.