Bassinet trolley

Key Features of Bassinet Trolley
Sturdy Construction and Safety:
The bassinet in the trolley is built with high-quality, durable materials to provide a stable and secure base for the infant.
Raised sides or protective rails prevent the baby from rolling off the trolley, ensuring safety during transport.
The trolley is designed with non-slip surfaces to prevent any risk of the bassinet moving out of position during transit.

Mobility and Easy Transport:
The bassinet trolley is mounted on lockable wheels, allowing healthcare providers to easily move the baby from one area to another within the NICU or hospital. The wheeled system ensures smooth mobility, even in tight spaces.
The wheels are often designed with brakes or locks to ensure the trolley stays stationary when needed, such as during examinations or care activities.

Adjustable Height:
Many bassinet trolleys feature adjustable height to help caregivers easily lift or place the infant in or out of the bassinet without straining.
This height adjustment can also aid healthcare providers in better positioning the infant for specific medical interventions or treatments.

Comfort and Support:
The bassinet bed has a soft, cushioned mattress or bedding to ensure the infant is comfortable during transport. This is especially important for delicate or critically ill babies who may need extra care and comfort.
Breathable mesh sides can help improve air circulation, reducing the risk of overheating or discomfort.

Hygiene Features:
Given the critical nature of NICU care, easy-to-clean surfaces and removable, washable mattresses are essential for maintaining hygiene.
The bassinet trolley is made from materials resistant to bacterial growth, such as antimicrobial coatings or smooth, non-porous surfaces, to reduce the risk of cross-contamination in the NICU.

Storage and Accessories:
Some models include storage shelves or compartments for essential NICU items like diapers, feeding bottles, and medical equipment.
Additional features such as infant monitoring attachments (for heart rate, oxygen saturation, etc.) can sometimes be integrated into the trolley to allow real-time monitoring of the infant during transport.

Ergonomics for Healthcare Providers:
Bassinet trolleys in the NICU are designed to support ergonomics for healthcare professionals. The adjustable height, ease of movement, and simple controls make it easier for medical staff to manage the infants' care with minimal physical strain.