Wellness Device
OwnerGary Haileyinventor
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Abstract
This present invention relates to a wellness device in the form of a wet bed or chamber for use by bedridden individuals, preferably in a hospital, nursing or hospice care setting. The bed or chamber is comprised of a fiberglass tub filled with treated water or embryonic-like fluid in which a patient may be positioned. The bed also features several cabinets on the base to store pumps, filters, a heater, and to offer storage, and a repositionable panel for privacy. The embryonic-like fluid moisturizes the patient's skin, and maintains a desired body temperature without the worry of the patient developing bed sores. A catheter may also be attached to the patient to automatically remove bodily waste and transfer the same to a waste container for appropriate disposal.
Claims20
A wellness device comprising:
- a housing having a top portion;
- a tub at least partially filled with an embryonic-like substance;
- a pump;
- a filter;
- and
- a sliding cover repositionable along the top portion.
A wellness device comprising:
- a generally rectangular housing comprised of a front panel;
- a tub at least partially filled with an embryonic-like substance and positioned within the housing;
- a filter;
- and
- at least one cabinet positioned along the front panel.
A wellness device comprising:
- a generally rectangular housing;
- a tub at least partially filled with an embryonic-like substance and positioned within the housing;
- a bed portion positioned within the housing adjacent to the tub;
- a filter, wherein the embryonic-like substance is passed through the filter;
- a pump;
- at least one cabinet;
- a drain in fluid communication with each of a bottom surface of the tub and an outlet;
- and
- a catheter in fluid communication with a waste container.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.