Stryker Secure II Hospital Bed - MFI-SYK-3002

Stryker Secure II Hospital Bed - MFI-SYK-3002

The Stryker Secure II Hospital Bed (#3002) includes a new 6" Hospital-Grade Memory Foam Mattress.

For over a decade, the Stryker Secure II MedSurg Bed has been built with safety and customization in mind to best-fit patient and caregiver needs. It is a dependable model that has only improved with age.

The 2nd generation model improves upon the design and functionality features of the first generation. Easier to reach foot pedals for caregivers, more ergonomic patient handles for a safer patient exit, and quieter motors make the second generation Secure II Hospital Beds an even better choice for any home or facility.

The retractable bed design keeps patients close to their belongings, and foot end nursing controls allow caregivers to easily operate the bed. Lock outpatient controls and a central brake ensures that the Secure II Hospital Bed is safe and in the best position for patients at all times. Stryker's Secure II MedSurg bed is capable of being positioned for both emergency circumstances and patient comfort. CPR positioning is achieved with a CPR Drop button and removable headboard. For versatility in positioning, this bed can be lowered and the back may be angled to seat the patient upright. Patients have control of bed positioning with intuitive side rail controls unless caregiver lockout overrides their ability to change bed positioning.

Features

Features

• Dual Pedestal design.
• CPR Release.
• In-rail Fowler/Knee Gatch control.
• Electronic function lock-out control.
• Four-wheel, steel-ring brake system with centrally-located activation pedals.
• Backrest angle indicator.
• Locking-caster steering with four traction sockets.
• Removable headboard with CPR capability, retractable litter top, and four foley bag hooks.
• Four IV receptacles.
• Patient support locations.
• Trendelenburg/Reverse Trendelenburg controls.
• Bed Exit System: Intended to aid in the detection of a patient exiting the unit.
• 2nd Generation only:
• More ergonomic and easy to reach patient handles makes for a safer patient exit.
• Wider foot release and brake pedals are easy to reach for the caregiver.
• Quieter DC motors compared to AC motors in the 1st generation models.
• Integrated Scale (optional): Provides accurate, repeatable weights with the patient in any position.

Configurations

What our Experts Think

• Advanced Safety Features: Integrated bed exit system and low height capability help enhance patient safety—ideal for acute care settings.

• Electric Adjustability: Fully electric controls for height, backrest, and leg positions offer flexibility and comfort for both patients and caregivers.

• Ergonomic Design: Intuitive side rail controls and a one-touch scale system make operation efficient and user-friendly for medical staff.

• Built for Mobility: Four-wheel central braking and steer assist make it easier to maneuver in tight hospital environments.

• Durability & Cleanability: Designed with a seamless, easy-to-clean frame that stands up to repeated sanitation and long-term use.

Q&A

Q: What is the Stryker Secure II Hospital Bed?
The Stryker Secure II is an advanced, full-featured hospital bed designed to enhance patient safety and caregiver efficiency in acute care settings. It includes intuitive controls, mobility aids, and safety features to support quality care.

Q: Is the Stryker Secure II suitable for all hospital departments?
Yes, it's ideal for medical-surgical units, step-down units, and general inpatient care thanks to its versatility, patient safety features, and ease of operation.

Q: How does the Secure II improve patient safety?
With its low bed height, bed exit alarm, and sturdy side rails, it significantly enhances patient safety and enables timely caregiver response.

Q: What type of maintenance is required?
Routine inspection and cleaning are recommended. Components are designed for durability and easy upkeep to support long-term use.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspection Checklist:

• Verify all fasteners and welds are secure and intact.

• Check for bent or damaged frames and components.

• Ensure wheels and casters are free of debris and function properly.

• Test all mechanical operations, including siderails, backrest, height adjustment, and safety features.

• Inspect the mattress cover for rips or cracks.

• Ensure patient support accessories are intact and operational.