Intensive Care Unit

The Intensive Care Unit (ICU) is a challenging environment. It has the most critical patients in the hospital, and there is continuous demand to increase staff efficiency and reduce costs.
 

Let GE Healthcare support you in elevating your patient experiences, clinical outcomes and workflows. We offer solutions that take the technology in your facility to the next level by providing an innovative and flexible ecosystem of secure, interconnected devices and systems. Workflows can be optimized, economic efficiencies can be uncovered, and clinical capabilities can be taken to new heights throughout the care continuum.
 

Elevate your patient care with GE Healthcare.

GE Healthcare can provide a complete range of intensive care solutions throughout your clinical workflow from bedside to discharge. We offer customized solutions that fit everyday challenges you encounter in your workflow, whether you need help caring for high-acuity patients or improving ICU productivity. We are here to help you manage moments that matter.

Patient Monitoring

• CARESCAPE ONE transport monitor
• CARESCAPE B850 Patient Monitor
• CARESCAPE B650 Patient Monitor
• CARESCAPE B450 Patient Monitor
• CARESCAPE Central Station

Connectivity Solutions

• CARESCAPE Network
• CARESCAPE Gateway+
   

Remote/Virtual Monitoring

• Digital CMU
• Mural Virtual Care Solution

Ventilator

• CARESCAPE R860 ventilator

Point of Care Ultrasound

• Venue
• Venue Go
• Venue Point of Care

Diagnostic Cardiology

• MUSE NX Cardiology Information System
• MAC VU360 Resting ECG Analysis System

Clinical Accessories

Alarm Management and Analytics

• Alarm Spotlight™ analytics app

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5. Based on a GE internal study with Venue GO DOC2254811.