AMBIR for WOW carts
AMBIR Healthcare Solutions play a vital role in automating and streamlining critical processes in your medical practice, clinic or hospital. AMBIR is known for exceptional quality, low total cost of ownership and outstanding U.S.-based support.
We recognize the importance of WOW Carts in clinical settings and the role they play in patient experience and safety. We developed products that are purpose-built to compliment your mobile cart deployment. These products include the mobile card and document scanner and the the new Thermal Wristband and Label Printer.
Products Built for The Demands of Healthcare
AMBIR solutions are integrated and/or compatible with ALL major EMR/EHR systems. Our products are designed to quickly and easily capture the information needed to support mission critical healthcare workflows.
AMBIR scanners, barcode scanners and wristband printers are flexible and mobile for ease of use on WOW carts. Most products are plug and play with USB. Simply plug in to your USB port to get started, saving time and effort when it comes to charting and collecting patient information.
Recommended AMBIR Products for your WOW Cart
AMBIR BR212 Wireless Healthcare Barcode Scanner
You’re in Good Company
Today over 75% of the Top 40 US Healthcare Systems Standardize on AMBIR Products for Scanning and Digital Capture
More About WOW Carts /Mobile Carts
A WOW cart in a hospital stands for Workstation on Wheels.
It’s basically a mobile computer station that nurses, doctors, and other healthcare staff can wheel from patient to patient. These carts usually include:
A computer or tablet for accessing the hospital’s electronic medical record (EMR) system.
Barcode scanner for scanning patient wristbands and medications.
Wristband/label printers
Storage drawers for medications, supplies, or paperwork.
Document/ID Scanner primarily used to scan a patient’s ID or Insurance card and attach to their record in EMR
Height-adjustable desk so staff can use it sitting or standing.
Purpose
WOW carts let staff document care, review charts, administer medications, and check test results right at the patient’s bedside, reducing errors and saving time compared to running back and forth to a nurses’ station.
They’re sometimes confused with COWs (“Computers on Wheels”), but many hospitals now use “WOW” because… well, “COW” wasn’t the friendliest nickname to call down a hallway.