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Work stations are wall-mounted or AC-powered
Work stations enable physicians to integrate technology into their practices.
Midmark Corp. has introduced wall-mounted and AC-powered options to its line of Care Exchange Workstations, which are designed to enable physicians to integrate technology into their practices.
The wall-mounted workstations are devised for environments where a mobile technology platform is not an option. Offering various adjustable-height monitors and keyboards, these workstations also feature a keyboard tray that rotates up and out of the way or extends an additional 4 inches.
The AC-powered workstations last up to 12 hours before requiring a recharge. Traditional sealed lead acid and lithium ion phosphate battery options are available. The compact base aims to be easily maneuverable.
Both workstations allow caregivers to work seated or standing.
Midmark Corp.; (800) 643-6275; www.midmark.com
