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Better BP is Better Care


Midmark designed the only fully integrated point of care ecosystem to help promote a more consistently accurate blood pressure measurement by targeting 3 key areas using 3 unique products.


1 Proper Patient Positioning The Midmark®


626 with Patient Support Rails+ is


designed to promote AMA-recommended patient positioning for blood pressure capture.1


The barrier-free


low chair height allows most patients to place their feet flat on the floor while the accessory rails support the arm at heart height.


2 Accurate, Consistent BP Capture IQvitals®


Zone™ with the SPRINT BP Protocol introduces


automation at the point of care that can help ensure a higher level of standardization, minimizing human variables while maximizing consistency and data accuracy.


Midmark 626 Barrier-Free® Examination Chair with the Patient Support Rails+ Accessory and IQvitals Zone Vital Signs Monitor


EMR Connectivity Seamless connectivity from the IQvitals Zone device to the EMR saves time and reduces the likelihood of data transcription errors. Midmark Zone technology transfers data to the EMR using a secure Bluetooth® connection at the point of care.


3 Low Energy


1


Proper Patient Positioning


++ = Better BP


2


Accurate, Consistent BP Capture


Learn more at: midmark.com/BP3


Bluetooth is a registered trademark of Bluetooth SIG, Inc. 1 https://www.ama-assn.org/system/files/2020-11/in-office-bp-measurement-infographic.pdf


© 2022 Midmark Corporation, Miamisburg, Ohio USA


3 EMR Connectivity


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