Check out our latest HAMILTON-T1 user report! The Intermountain Life Flight team, based in Salt Lake City (UT), shares their experiences with the HAMILTON-T1 transport ventilator for transports of neonatal and pediatric patients. On average, Intermountain Life Flight transports 4'000 patients each year, half of which are pediatric and neonatal patients. Life Flight operations include 7 helicopters, 3 airplanes, 8 specialty medical transport teams and almost 400 employees. | Hamilton Medical AG

#VenTrainerUpdate! We have expanded the #VentilationMode selection on the #VenTrainerApp to give you even more flexibility in your #VentilationTraining. The new modes are: - SPONT, NIV, NIV-ST now available for HAMILTON-C6/C1/T1/MR1 ventilators - INTELLiVENT-ASV mode introduced for HAMILTON-C6 (excluding Quick Wean) These new options are available for both active and passive patients, giving you enhanced control and precision during simulations. Explore more updates: https://okt.to/tREhP3 #Criti

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🚨 Just launched: #O2assist – your precision-care assistant for advanced oxygen management. Now available as an option for HAMILTON-C1/T1 ventilators. By continuously adjusting oxygen delivery to match your patient’s needs, O2 assist: ✔ Keeps SpO2 within the set target range ✔ Reduces manual adjustments ✔ Minimizes risks of hypo- and hyperoxemia O2 assist can be used in all invasive and noninvasive modes and HFNC, for adults, pediatric patients, and neonates with a gestational age > 37 weeks. 📍

Introducing the Hamilton T1 ventilator: This is a NEW piece of emergency medical equipment recently placed into service on our ambulances. This ventilator is designed for critical care in the field when our Advanced Life Support crews are treating a patient who is experiencing a respiratory emergency. Once the patient is hooked up to the ventilator, our paramedics can closely monitor and manage a patient’s airway activity, dial the settings in to match the patient’s needs, and ultimately improve