Houston ICU and Critical Care Procurement Hub

A hemodialysis machine supports extracorporeal blood treatment when kidney function is impaired. It is used with a dialysis circuit and dialyzer to help remove waste products and excess fluid from the blood. The equipment forms part of a supervised renal-care workflow in dialysis departments and hospital treatment units.

A ventilator provides mechanical respiratory support for patients who require assistance with breathing. This listing covers equipment for invasive and non-invasive ventilation workflows. The selected system is matched to the clinical requirements, available ventilation modes and intended patient interfaces.

A cartridge-based point-of-care analyzer provides blood-gas and electrolyte measurements from a small blood sample. It supports near-patient analysis of blood-gas and electrolyte measurements for clinical review.

The listed configuration is a comprehensive 12.1-inch color TFT multi-parameter patient monitor offering continuous real-time ECG, SpO2, NIBP, Respiration, and Dual Temperature tracking with arrhythmia analysis. It displays physiological measurements together for observation and clinical review of patient status.

The listed configuration is a modular ICU patient monitor with plug-and-play parameter slots, sidestream/mainstream EtCO2 capnography, dual invasive blood pressure (IBP), and 15-inch high-resolution touchscreen. The modular format supports configuration of monitoring parameters for intensive-care observation.

A bilevel positive airway pressure machine provides respiratory support using separate pressure levels for inhalation and exhalation. The two-pressure approach assists ventilation through an appropriate patient interface. It supports prescribed non-invasive respiratory therapy, with operating modes and interface selection matched to the clinical requirement.

A syringe pump controls medication or fluid delivery by advancing a syringe at a set rate. It supports infusion workflows requiring controlled delivery of smaller volumes. The selected pump must accommodate the intended syringe sizes and the dosing functions required by the clinical service.

An infusion pump controls delivery of fluids, medication or nutrition through an infusion line. It supports prescribed infusion workflows where delivery rate and volume need to be managed. The pump configuration is selected with compatible administration sets and the functions required by the treatment service.