Care4™

About Care4™

As the world’s first and only four-mode suction regulator, Care4™ defines the Standard of Care by allowing you to use the same suction regulator throughout your hospital. Emergency Departments, Operating Rooms, Recovery Rooms, ICUs, Step Down units, and procedure areas now have a single, durable instrument for all clinical suction needs.

Care4™ Clinical Use

Care4™ is appropriate for any suction therapy procedures needing continuous or intermittent suction, such as closed suction, deep suction, and oral care, and in areas requiring high-flow, high-vacuum on demand.

Areas of use include:

Critical Care
Operating Room
Emergency Room
Inpatient Acute Care
Extended Care and Skilled Nursing Facility Care
Surgery Centers
Ambulatory Care

Care4™ Features

Modes: Off--Intermit--Continuous--Full Line

0-200 mmHg regulated suction

FULL LINE suction with safety interlock

Patented: wide view XL Gauge with color-coded fields that can be read from a distance or from the side. Product Design® #4,911,749.

No calibration required

12-Year Warranty

Self-Clearing™ technology protects against flooding and failure

Validated reprocessing methods utilizing 270° F / 4-minute steam autoclave

Fine resolution control knob

Safely Manage all of your Patient Needs

Care4™ safely manages all of your clinical suction needs.

Prior to the introduction of Care4™, hospitals typically relied on older three-mode intermittent suction regulators to standardize their facilities. Instead of having a dedicated FULL LINE vacuum mode, clinicians were encouraged to adjust the dial to potentially unsafe suction ranges. This practice could unknowingly expose patients to high vacuum levels or allow indwelling catheters to remain at high vacuum levels for long periods.

Care4™ maintains clinically appropriate vacuum levels for routine adult interventions. However, if higher levels are needed for emergency or surgical needs, the clinician can quickly select a higher vacuum level. A safety interlock prevents the accidental application of excessively high vacuum levels.