Neonatal intensive care units use the HS-HZBM002, where a baby's care swings between closed incubation and open, hands-on work. Staff can pre-warm a bed in radiant warmer mode before admission; when the baby arrives, procedures such as line insertion proceed under open radiant heat. Once the baby is settled, one button lowers the canopy into incubator mode for humidity and oxygen control, without transferring to another device.
Around the bed, the rotating mattress turns the baby toward whoever is working, so nurses, doctors, and therapists can reach the baby without crowding one side. The X-ray cassette drawer lets imaging staff take a radiograph without lifting the baby, and the stepless bassinet tilt sets head-up positions. Damped side doors lower slowly and quietly on their own, leaving both carers' hands free.
Height adjustment on the VHA stand suits a team of different heights and parents sitting at the cot side. Trend curves on the 8-inch screen give ward rounds and handovers a picture of how readings have moved.
Neonatal surgical units and transitional care areas use the same unit for babies who need open access one day and an enclosed, humidified space the next. Pre-warm mode readies the bed while the team prepares, and the conversion alarm flags a canopy that has not completed its change.
Oxygen control relies on a medical oxygen supply at the bedside, and the humidity system on a filled water reservoir that raises an alarm when it runs short.
Inter-hospital transport and units that want in-bed weighing without adding the optional scale require other arrangements.