You don't quit, and your gear can't either
Support your crew with powered solutions ready for every call
Every call is different, but your gear should be a constant. A standardized fleet of powered equipment helps bring consistency and reliability to every call. Stryker’s connected ecosystem—LIFENET System, LIFEPAK 35, Power-PRO 2, Power-LOAD, Xpedition, the LUCAS device—works together to help you move efficiently and respond with confidence. Because in the high-stakes world of EMS, reliability isn’t a luxury. It’s a necessity.
Power your response
With one connected ecosystem
When a patient is critical, every second counts. Making treatment and care decisions from multiple data sources can waste precious time, create extra work and challenge performance goals.
With our connected, powered ecosystem, EMS and hospital have access to near real-time data for informed team alignment and coordination of care.* Devices like the LIFEPAK 35 and LUCAS are built with data solutions that provide actionable insights into areas of team performance including CPR quality, operational efficiency, and post-event analysis. Power-PRO 2, Power-LOAD and Xpedition help streamline patient handling and gear transports, helping to support a more efficient response. Meanwhile, the LIFENET System connects care teams, allowing hospital clinicians to view incoming patient details and preparing them for the patient's arrival. This exchange enables EMS to adjust care mid-transport while hospitals prep resources. The result? Confident decision-making and coordinated care for EMS crews and hospital care teams.
*The LUCAS device does not provide patient data or real time information.
The LIFENET System is a comprehensive cloud-based platform that intelligently manages and delivers patient information and device data that EMS and hospital teams need to work together seamlessly.
Lift, lower and transport with confidence. Power-PRO 2 is the industry's first connected ambulance cot, built for the relentless workload of EMS.
Lift smarter, not harder. Power-LOAD supports the weight of the cot and patient, securing your cot and supporting your team.
Rugged, reliable and ready for every call—LIFEPAK 35 delivers advanced monitoring and lifesaving defibrillation in an intuitive, ruggedly-designed1 device built for the field.
Consistent compressions. Less fatigue. The LUCAS device delivers high-quality chest compressions, so your team can stay focused on other life-saving tasks.
Tight spaces. Steep stairs. Unpredictable terrain. Xpedition powers through—getting patients where they need to go.
Products
Solutions for out-of-hospital medical emergencies
Transport patients safely and confidently with the Power-PRO 2 powered ambulance cot
Designed to reduce cot drops, Power-PRO 2 also helps reduce the risk of caregiver injury,2,3,4,5 navigate tighter quarters and remotely track your fleet to help limit cot downtime, reduce unexpected costs and ready your ambulances.
Powered stair chair for emergency responders
Xpedition, Stryker's first powered stair chair, has uniquely designed features to help decrease your effort while transporting patients and increase your patients' comfort – because the journey is just as important as the destination.
LIFEPAK 35 – a monitor/defibrillator built for your needs
Built on legacy of trust – ready for the future.
The LIFEPAK 35 is a clinically advanced monitor/defibrillator with proprietary tools and technology built on an intuitive, modern platform for advanced patient care. It’s a future-ready device designed to promote confidence for patient and care provider and enable clinical excellence in today’s modern healthcare environment.6,7,8
Increase opportunities for good patient outcomes with the LUCAS 3, v3.1 chest compression system9
CPR quality, consistency and continuity matter. Provide guidelines-consistent compressions—in most working conditions—while freeing responders to safely focus on assessment, care and transport.
Customize the way you communicate with team members based on your existing processes
From the beginning of a medical case in the field, during transport, transfer into the hospital and throughout post-event review, Stryker is with you.
Stryker’s portfolio of connected devices and solutions streamlines patient and device data10,11 to link care teams to align on treatment plans and provide insights to performance driving improvements over time.
Help drive improved performance with data review software and services*
Enhance efficiency10,11 when you can easily access, share, analyze and review data from any LIFEPAK device. Our integrated solutions combined with specialized algorithms can help make sense of your data and provide insights to help drive improvements in clinical performance and enhance efficiency.
*LIFENET Care Analytics is built with algorithms that take Stryker device data and generate easy to read reports that highlight key performance metrics for users. Users can use these metrics to evaluate performance and make adjustments to perform better. The better a care team can perform while delivering care, the better the outcomes for the patient.
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Xpedition powered stair chair
Xpedition, Stryker’s first powered stair chair, helps get the job done easier and more effectively with increased comfort and security for both your team and the patient—because the journey is just as important as the destination.
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LUCAS 3, v3.1 chest compression system
Deliver high-performance, continuous chest compressions with less strain and caregiver risk.
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LIFEPAK 35 monitor/defibrillator
The LIFEPAK 35 monitor/defibrillator for hospitals and EMS is a future-ready device designed to promote confident cardiac care, enable clinical excellence and deliver in demanding environments.
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Emergency Care training and education
Discover on-demand webinars, online and in-person training and additional resources created specifically for EMS, first responders, hospital clinicians, the community and more.
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Emergency Care Newsroom
The Emergency Care Newsroom is your source for industry news, clinical information, product and business updates, inspiring stories and more.
Learn more1. Data on file, Stryker SHVR 3338410.
2. Armstrong, D. P., Ferron, R., Taylor, C., McLeod, B., Fletcher, S., MacPhee, R. S. & Fischer, S. L. (2017). Implementing powered stretcher and load systems was a cost effective intervention to reduce the incidence rates of stretcher related injuries in a paramedic service. Applied Ergonomics, 62, 34–42. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apergo.2017.02.00
3. Fredericks, T. K., Butt, S. E., Harms, K. S. & Burns, J. D. (2013). Evaluation of Medical Cot Design Considering the Biomechanical Impact on Emergency Response Personnel. The XXVth Annual Occupational Ergonomics and Safety Conference.
4. Lad, U., Oomen, N. M. C. W., Callaghan, J. P. & Fischer, S. L. (2018). Comparing the biomechanical and psychophysical demands imposed on paramedics when using manual and powered stretchers. Applied Ergonomics, 70, 167–174. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apergo.2018.03.001
5. McGill, S. M. (1997). The biomechanics of low back injury: implications on current practice in industry and the clinic. Journal of Biomechanics, 5, 465–475. 6Studnek, J. R., Crawford, J. M. & Fernandez, A. R. (2012). Evaluation of occupational injuries in an urban emergency medical services system before and after implementation of electrically powered stretchers. Applied Ergonomics, 43(1), 198–202. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.apergo.2011.05.001
6. Stryker,OI, 3350840
7. Stryker HFVR 3338373
8. Stryker SHVR 3338410
9. Sporer K, Jacobs M, Derevin L, et al. Continuous quality improvement efforts increase survival with favorable neurologic outcome after out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Prehosp Emerg Care. 2017;21(1):1-6
10. Internal Data on File. LCCRD, 3349947.
11. Internal Data on File. LCCRD, 3347969.
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