E/Porter - Centralize bed logistics

This means up to 10 locations where beds can be accessed or delivered from the system.
It can be used to service multiple floors or areas depending on the building design.

There are two ways to get the solution into the building.
A built-in shaft is typically planned as part of the building.
An extension may be relevant if the solution needs to be added without major changes to the existing structure.

This means that the solution is designed to be part of a flow where transport can be further automated. The specific level of integration depends on your other systems and the hospital's logistics design.

The purpose is to make it easier to keep an overview of overall availability and manage distribution.
This makes it easier to get the right beds out at the right time and in the right number.

This is a typical expectation for the return on investment compared to traditional bed logistics.
The actual ROI depends on volume, staffing, bottlenecks, building conditions, and organization of bed flow.

E/Porter is delivered through partners because the solution is typically a project where construction, installation and local delivery must be closely linked. Locate a partner near your project here .