At Convergint-IMS, we specialize in delivering custom computer carts designed to fit your workflow precisely. Whether you call it a Workstation on Wheels (WOW), a Computer on Wheels (COW), or a mobile computing platform, our team will develop a configuration that matches your needs at no additional cost.
From meeting BioMed or JHACO requirements to accommodating specialized peripherals or room layouts, we always find a solution that works. Through innovative designs and creative problem-solving, we turn complex requests into efficient, practical cart solutions that make work easier for clinicians.
Explore below to see examples of the custom medical computer carts we’ve designed and implemented for healthcare teams across a variety of environments.
ECG / EKG Cart
This ergonomic ECG Cart is designed to bring all equipment and supplies directly to the patient. It features an antimicrobial powder-coated surface that helps protect the product by inhibiting the growth of stain- and odor-causing bacteria.
The cart can easily transition across multiple surfaces and has an adjustable height, ranging from 29.5″ to 43″. It comes assembled on a metal base for a stable foundation, an auto-lift handle for height adjustment, and open storage bins to . Custom designed to add a built-in ergonomic handle for convenience.
Tall Laptop Cart
For those taller-than-average caregivers, we have a laptop cart that reaches 55” high. The work surface has space for a laptop like our other carts, but this cart provides a comfortable height for tall users to type in an ergonomically correct way by reducing strain that comes from having a work surface that’s too low.
This solution was built for taller Doctors and hospital staff who had to slouch over to use the carts while doing their rounding.
Nursing Home Cart for COVID Patients
This custom cart was created for a nursing home looking for a secure way to put a laptop in front of their COVID-19 patients. The goal was for residents to communicate with their families in the age of “shutdowns” and no visitations. And for some, this was their only way to say their final goodbyes.
