Medical-Surgical
(Med-Surg)

Our connected Med-Surg solutions are designed to help your team deliver safe patient care while maximizing time they spend at the bedside.

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Step Inside Our Connected Hospital

Step into our 3D Virtual Experience Center. Tour a nurses’ station, Med-Surg and the OR to see how our solutions can support care teams. You’ll experience how our technology can help connect teams and facilitate effective collaboration.

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Keeping Med-Surg Patients Safe and Comfortable

As your patients work toward recovery, the last thing they need is avoidable complications. Our solutions can help you manage preventable risks and keep patients safe and comfortable while they’re under your care. We work alongside our customers to integrate our solutions into their patient safety protocols focused on patient falls, hospital-associated infections, pressure injuries, medication errors, patient deterioration and patient mobility.

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Detect potential patient changes and help reduce exposure risks with the right equipment.

With continuous vital monitoring, your team can see early signs of hospital-associated infections (HAI) and receive alerts for patients who need immediate attention.

Choosing wall-mounted monitors means the equipment stays with a single patient, helping reduce cross-contamination risk from moving devices.

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Signs of deterioration can be detected as early as 6 to 8 hours before an event or arrest.With the right intelligence, keeping your patients on the path to recovery isn’t a question of if—but when. Continuous patient monitoring can help you spot indicators before they become emergencies. In fact, it’s been shown to help hospitals achieve: 

  • Up to 86% reduction in code blues2
  • 45% shorter ICU stays for med/surg transfer patients2 
  • 9% shorter med/surg stays2
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When you’re helping patients recover, the last thing you need is a pressure injury working against you. Pressure injuries are all too common in hospitals and long-term care facilities. Pressure injuries are associated with:

• longer length of stay3

• higher mortality rate3

• higher readmission rate within 30 days3

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You can help your patients build the strength and stamina they need prior to discharge.

Patient falls are the most frequently reported adverse4 incidents in adult inpatient units.5 The average cost per patient fall is $64,521.6

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Featured Med-Surg Products

Centrella Smart+ Hospital Bed with motionlights

Centrella Smart+ Bed

Supporting healthcare's changing needs by keeping you connected to patient care

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pro+ Surface

Advanced technology that delivers advanced pressure redistribution and microclimate management on demand

The Novum IQ Syringe pump and Spectrum IQ infusion pump as part of the IQX infusion platform

IQX Infusion Platform

Unites two proven technologies to create an enhanced infusion delivery ecosystem

Welch Allyn Connex 360 Vital Signs Monitor

Connex 360 Vital Signs Monitor

Vital signs monitor with a large touchscreen, end-to-end security and custom early warning scores

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Welch Allyn Connex Spot Monitor

Capture accurate vital signs intuitively with EMR connectivity to help reduce manual entry errors

ELI 380 Resting ECG

ELI 380 Resting Electrocardiograph

Designed to make the ECG acquisition experience efficient with ERGO swivel and touchscreen display

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Patient Lifts

Safe patient handling equipment with a variety of applications in-bed, up-from-bed and out-of-bed

Precision Locating Real-Time Location System

Precision Locating with RTLS

Empower your team to precisely locate people and equipment, and help support workflow efficiency and safety initiatives

Oneview Care Experience (CXP) Platform

Oneview Care Experience (CXP) Platform

Digital patient engagement solution designed to enable patient self-service for meals, education and more

Connect Teams with Speed

When workloads rise, efficient communication and collaboration become critical. The Med-Surg team coordinates with multiple physicians and hospital departments for each patient, increasing the complexity of coordination and communication.  With unified clinical communications, we can help your team quickly share information and collaborate on patient treatment plans. We can also provide a consolidated view of key patient data, including alerts and alarms, bed status, rounding reminders, risk indicators, and more.

With unified clinical communications, you can spend more time where it counts — at the bedside.

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Voalte Nurse Call

Provides a lifeline to help nurses keep patients safe and satisfied

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Voalte Mobile - Healthcare Messaging Mobile App

A mobile application to support collaboration, from ancillary services to clinical teams

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Voalte Linq Device Powered by Scotty Assistant

Care at the speed of voice: a voice-activated, wearable badge for healthcare staff

Explore Our Clinical Nutrition and IV Solutions

Our clinical nutrition and IV solutions encompass a comprehensive range of products trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide.

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Clinical Nutrition

Address malnutrition with clinical nutrition solutions designed to support individualized therapy, operational efficiency and improved patient outcomes.

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IV Solutions

Support everyday care with a broad IV solutions portfolio designed to meet common medication and hydration needs across acute care settings.

Maximize Your Falls Protocol

In the U.S., between 700,000 and one million people fall in a hospital each year.7 Our connected solutions can help maximize the impact of your comprehensive falls protocol by making bed state visible on status boards, automating bed exit alerts based on risk status, re-arming bed exit automatically and more.

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Save Time Accessing and Documenting Patient Data

Is manual entry or a lack of data visibility causing delays, inaccuracies and potential safety gaps for your team? Our infusion pumps, vital signs monitors, beds and nurse call technology can integrate with your EHR and other hospital systems to automate documentation and provide timely access to patient data.

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Integrate Your Pumps with One Gateway

Our latest IQX Infusion Platformunites two proven technologies to create an enhanced infusion delivery ecosystem. Our shared gateway enables EHR interoperability, seamless drug library distribution, comprehensive infusion analytics and more - all to help streamline infusion administration.

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Keep Your Staff Safe

Violence against clinicians is four times more prevalent than in any other industry.8 The right technologies can help support your staff across the hospital, with one-button duress and real-time staff locating technology.

  • Duress Buttons:Alert the right response teams to unsafe scenarios at the touch of a button.
  • Real-Time Staff Locating: Further improve safety by tracking staff locations for quicker responses to duress alerts.
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Smart Device Connectivity

The Health of Your Patients Relies on the Health of Your Tech

Device downtime isn’t simply an inconvenience; it can stand in the way of patient care. Take control of the health and well-being of your connected devices with powerful access and insights from Remote Device Management.  

The simple-to-use, cloud-based solution helps you manage connected devices across your network so you can ensure your fleet is functioning at its finest. You can also proactively service, locate and update patient monitors to help reduce downtime and care disruptions.

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Experience This Care Setting Live

See how our Med-Surg solutions come together to support patient safety. Visit one of our U.S. Customer Experience Centers in Raleigh, North Carolina, Batesville, Indiana or Irvine, California for hands-on demonstrations, personalized consultations, continuing education and more.

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Looking for Healthcare Furniture?

Providing the right healthcare furniture in your hospital can create a memorable experience for your visitors and patients. Explore options from overbed tables to sleeper sofas and recliners that provide convenience and elevate experience in the hospital room. 

U.S. Product Catalog

Looking for detailed information on products Baxter offers in the United States? Find what you need on our digital catalog, including configurations, parts and accessories, ordering information, and more.

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Disclaimers

Rx Only. For safe and proper use of product mentioned herein, please refer to the Instructions for Use or Operator Manual.  

Baxter, Hillrom, Welch Allyn, Centrella, Connex, Connex 360, ELI, IQX, pro+, Voalte and Voalte Linq are trademarks of Baxter International Inc. or its subsidiaries. Any other trademarks, product names or brand images are the property of their respective owners.  

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  2. Brown, HV et al. The American Journal of Medicine. 2014; 127:226-232
  3. Lyder, et. al. Hospital-acquired pressure ulcers: Results from the National Medicare Patient Safety Monitoring System (MPSMS) study. J Am Geriatr Soc 60:1603-1608, 2012.
  4. Currie LM. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; 2008.
  5. Ganz DA, et al. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality; January 2013.
  6. Dykes PC, Curtin-Bowen M, Lipsitz S, et al. Cost of Inpatient Falls and Cost-Benefit Analysis of Implementation of an Evidence-Based Fall Prevention Program. JAMA Health Forum. 2023 Jan 6;4(1):e225125.
  7. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality. www.ahrq.gov/topics/falls.html#accordions. Accessed February 19, 2025.
  8. Wong CA, et al. The Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Patient Safety. 2011;37(2):81-87. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services. September 2012.
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