Breg Cold Therapy Unit VPULSE®, 1/EA

Cold Therapy Unit VPULSE®, 1/EA

The VPULSE cold therapy unit combines motorized cold therapy, wound compression, and rapid impulse calf compression in one device. It fits post-operative recovery programs where physicians want another option to tailor preventative care to patient risk, including an alternative for patients contraindicated for anticoagulants. A removable data card records patient compliance for physician monitoring.

Good Fit For

• Post-operative recovery programs
• Patients taking a recovery device home after discharge
• Care plans tailored to patient risk
• Patients contraindicated for anticoagulants

Key Features

• Three therapies in one device: motorized cold therapy, wound compression, and rapid impulse calf compression
• Rapid impulse calf compression helps support Deep Vein Thrombosis prophylaxis workflows
• Motorized cold therapy helps reduce operative site discomfort and inflammation during recovery
• Wound compression adds another measure to help reduce operative site inflammation
• Removable data card records patient compliance for physician monitoring
• Take-home recovery option that can support continuity of care after shorter hospital stays

Applications and Usage

• Supporting recovery after surgery with cold therapy and compression
• Providing rapid impulse calf compression as part of DVT prevention efforts
• Monitoring patient compliance with a removable data card
• Reducing the need to frequently switch ice cubes or gel packs during cold therapy

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• This unit is intended for recovery protocols that may involve multiple therapies in one device.
• A removable data card is available for compliance tracking and physician monitoring.
• The source details mention a hip pad, which may matter for buyers matching the unit to a specific recovery setup.

FAQ

• What therapies does the VPULSE cold therapy unit combine? The VPULSE cold therapy unit combines motorized cold therapy, wound compression, and rapid impulse calf compression in one device.
• Can this unit support DVT prevention efforts? Yes. The product details state that rapid impulse calf compression helps prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis and may be used as another option to help tailor preventative care to patient risk.
• Why might a provider choose this device for discharge planning? The product details note that the VPULSE unit can go home with the patient and be kept, which may help support recovery after shorter hospital stays.
• Does the unit help reduce the need to swap ice or gel packs? Yes. The motorized cold therapy with accompanying water bottles is described as helping patients avoid the hassle of frequently switching out ice cubes or gel packs.
• Is there a way to monitor patient compliance? Yes. A removable data card records patient compliance so physicians can monitor use.

From VPULSE by Breg.