Salient Characteristics for Medical Recliner Treatment Chairs -.pdf

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This is a Salient Characteristics document for medical equipment procurement at Womack Oncology Clinic. The government requires Ascent II Winged Recliner Treatment Chairs to provide patient comfort during extended treatment sessions. The chairs must meet specific dimensional requirements: 47" height x 32.75" width x 44" depth in standard position, expanding to 52.25" width with side table extended and 77" depth when fully reclined with tables out. Weight capacity is 300 pounds.

The chairs must feature Blueridge color (017) upholstery with flame-retardant chemical treatment and disinfectant resistance, corrosion-resistant dual thermoplastic casters, and a central locking caster system for patient safety. Power requirements include AC power supply at 120VAC/60 Hertz with 2.7 amps rated current input and 24 VDC output, supplemented by an optional rechargeable battery providing a minimum of 15 recline cycles per full charge with 4-hour recharge time. Operator controls include a hand controller with positioning buttons and diagrams, and equipment must include a foot tray for safe patient transport. The chair must be designed for ease of cleaning with disinfectant-resistant materials and removable seat components to support infection control protocols. Additional requirements include durability to withstand rigorous healthcare cleaning protocols, low maintenance and component replacement costs, and customer support with 24/7 hotline availability.

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Salient Characteristics for Ascent II Winged Recliner Treatment Chairs

1. Brief Description of Supplies/Services Required:

Category Description

Installation Location

Womack, Oncology Clinic

Equipment Ascent II Winged Recliner Treatment Chairs

Clinical Need Addressed

These chairs are needed for patient’s to received long time frame treatment sessions.

They are needed for comfort for the patient during these long times

2. Salient Characteristics:

Category Description

Minimum Clinical Performance Requirements

Recliner treatment chair provides comfort and positioning for patients during their long-time frame treatments.

Size and Weight Height 47” x Width 32.75” x Depth 44” in standard position Height 47” x Width 52.25” x Depth 44” in standard position with side table out Height 47” x Width 52.25” x Depth 77” fully reclined with tables out. Weight capacity 300 lbs.

Material The upholstery has an added flame-retardant chemical and is resistant to disinfectants. Color should be: Blueridge, 017 for all the chairs. The casters are made of corrosion-resistant dual thermoplastic.

Patient Safety Features The chair comes with a central locking caster system. There is added flame retardant chemical added to the upholstery. Chair comes with disinfectant resistance.

Operator Control Features

Hand controller for chair has positioning buttons with diagrams for positioning.

Central-locking caster system for the wheels for brakes. When transporting an occupant, pull the foot tray out to the extended position, and be sure that the chair is locked in the upright position. Any recliner not equipped with a foot tray is not considered an appropriate transport chair. Never move recliner while occupant is in seat with their feet dangling. Power Recliners are capable of operation by the occupant or caregivers in an institutional environment. Device standard power options include an AC to DC switching power supply operating from AC power outlet (120VAC/60 Hertz nominal) and a supplemental rechargeable battery (optional). Power Recliners are to be used by occupants and caregivers to assist in occupant positioning during treatment.

Power Source Electrical requirements: AC Power Supply 120Vac, 60 Hertz Rated Current Input 2.7 Amps Power output 24 VDC

Voltage Requirements The chairs can be powered by AC power or a battery. The battery provides a minimum of 15 recline cycles of operating time on full charge. Battery recharge time is 4 hours.

Biomedical Tech Considerations

120 VAC, 60 Hz.

Cleaning and Sanitization

The chair is designed for ease of cleaning with disinfectant-resistant materials and a removable seat to meet infection control goals. For specific cleaning procedures, refer to the hang tag attached to the chair.

Durability The material is designed to withstand frequent, rigorous cleaning protocols common in a healthcare setting.

Ease of Maintenance/Repair

Pay special attention to the hang tag attached to the handle, or chair back.

This identifies actions that may damage your product. It is extremely important that chairs are operated properly and used in the way they were designed.

Regional Support and Service

The Medical recliner should be designed for low cost of ownership with minimal service required and low component replacement costs.

Certifications Customer support and service programs, including a 24/7 hotline.

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