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30" Computer Workstation with MedBox
The 30 inch computing station features a roll-up tambour door that decreases the footprint in a patient room.
Opening the door exposes the industry first 180º articulating arm allowing the caregiver to have direct eye contact with the patient.
This arm also features vertical adjustments for people of varying heights.
The 180º degree motion allows the clinician to swivel the monitor and keyboard to face anyone in the room and ensures patient privacy. This staff and patient friendly solution eliminates interruptions and reduces potential errors.
The integrated medication box features convenient one handed operation.
Also featured is a locking CPU compartment for IT access by IT staff.
Unit is available in a variety of finishes in both wood and metal.
For more information contact us at 888-760-8159 or visit our website at www.cygnusinc.net to view our complete line of solutions.
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