

ONEDAY is a multifunctional stretcher designed for fast-paced healthcare environments, from emergency departments to short-stay care. It combines the functionality and manoeuvrability of a stretcher with the comfort and versatility needed for patients requiring short-term stays.

ONEDAY is designed to support efficient patient care across day hospitals and short inpatient stays, combining safety, functionality, and ease of use. Its practical equipment and intuitive electric controls enable quick and precise operation when every moment matters. The lightweight structure, ergonomic handles, and five-wheel configuration ensure smooth, agile manoeuvring, even in challenging situations. Compact dimensions make ONEDAY easy to move and position in corridors, transit areas, and lifts, helping healthcare professionals work efficiently while making the most of available space.
Designed for fast-paced healthcare environments, ONEDAY combines essential stretcher functionality with intuitive electric controls for smooth and precise handling. The powered adjustment system enables healthcare professionals to position and manoeuvre the stretcher quickly and safely, supporting efficient patient care even in demanding situations.
The rotating backrest of ONEDAY enables smooth section movement to achieve the cardiac chair position. This configuration helps reduce pressure on the pelvic and plexus areas, supporting patient comfort and helping to reduce the risk of respiratory complications.
The ONEDAY bed extension provides additional space for greater patient comfort while maintaining the bed’s stability and functionality. Its practical design allows for quick and easy adjustment to accommodate different patient needs.
The fifth wheel enhances the ONEDAY’s manoeuvrability, allowing smooth, precise handling even in confined or demanding environments. Combined with its lightweight structure and ergonomic handles, it enables healthcare professionals to move and position the bed with ease. Its compact dimensions are optimised for efficient movement through corridors, transit areas, and lifts.
