the Carecube was co-developed with the leading infectious disease and pandemic 
response experts from the CDC, ASPR, DARPA and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
THREE “LEAN-IN GLOVE WALLS” ALLOW FOR RAPID PATIENT ACCESS.
THE CARECUBE
A medical-grade isolation technology that saves time
The Carecube is a scalable,
on-demand isolation technology
that sets up in 20 minutes.
DESIGN &
TECHINCAL
FEATURES
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Effecient Intervention
Designed for safety, performance & compassion
Designed for safety, performance & compassion
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Effecient Intervention
Each Lean-In Window has a middle ‘trunk’ that allows for stethoscopes or ultrasound probes
The side Lean-In Window provides for easy vitals and day-to-day tasks
By allowing wires and tubes to pass through the wall of the patient cube, Conduit Panels keep the actual equipment outside of the contaminated area. This eliminates the need for expensive decontamination or disposal procedures for the equipment itself.
The Pass Throughs allow for quick and secure passing in of food or other personal items for the patient as well as materials for routine procedures and the passing out of waste or other items without breaking the airborne isolation precautions.
PPE and patient isolation are causing providers to experience burnout at unprecedented levels
Infectious disease isolation has come at a high emotional cost to patients
Providers are able to directly connect with their patients and experience increased satisfaction
Deep patient connection drives improved outcomes
Manufactured in the USA, 
the Carecube was co-developed with the leading infectious disease and pandemic response experts from the CDC, ASPR, DARPA and the University of Nebraska Medical Center.
SAVE TIME,
SAVE LIVES
DESIGN & FEATURES
Critical, life-saving care without risking providers’ lives
Designed to allow rapid access to patients in isolation without causing additional emotional distress.
FOUR CONDUIT PANELS ALLOW FOR EQUIPMENT WIRES AND TUBES TO RUN THROUGH THE WALL OF THE ENCLOSURE
INTAKE FILTERS ENSURE CLEAN AIR ENTERS THE CARECUBE, WHILE A HEPA FILTER CLEANS AIR ON THE WAY OUT, ALLOWING FOR SAME-ROOM RECIRCULATION.
NEGATIVE PRESSURE AND 15 AIR EXCHANGES PER HOUR THAT EXCEEDS THE CDC’S STANDARD FOR AIIRS.
CONDUIT PANELS FOR IV TUBING, ELECTRICAL WIRES, AND VENTILATOR TUBING INTERFACE. ALL MEDICAL DEVICES STAY OUTSIDE THE CARECUBE FOR SAFE AND EASY ACCESS AND ADJUSTMENT.
PASS-THROUGH PANELS FOR PROCEDURE KITS, MEALS, BOOKS, HANDHELD DEVICES CAN EASILY AND SAFELY MOVE FROM OUTSIDE TO INSIDE.
DEVELOPED IN COOPERATION WITH DARPA AND THE CDC
DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES
RESULTS
Innovative design, tested by medical professionals in a range of settings.
Human factor testing with doctors, nurses and patients influenced the Carecube’s design.
Treatments administered
NASAL SWABS
VITAL SIGNS
INTUBATION
IV PLACEMENT
NASAL CANNULA OXYGEN
FULL FACE BREATHER PLACEMENT
FEEDING AND WASTE COLLECTION
Patient evaluation
SAFETY AND CARE SIMILAR TO HOSPITAL ROOM
REPORTED STRESS LEVELS AS NORMAL FOR HOSPITAL SITUATION
IMPROVED LEVEL OF INTERACTION WITH FRONTLINE WORKER
LOW ANXIETY, NOT CLAUSTROPHOBIC
CLEAR COMMUNICATION WITH DOCTORS AND NURSES
Purpose designed for durability
RF-WELDED, REINFORCED SEAMS
EXTERNAL STEEL FRAME
INDUSTRIAL ZIPPERS
HEPA AIR FILTRATION
Benefits
Meet the new Joint Commission Requirement Standard IC.07.01.01 for HCID preparedness
The hospital's Emergency Preparedness (EP) protocol addresses high-risk infectious diseases. It ensures prompt identification through entry point screening, proper isolation procedures to prevent transmission, and clear communication to public health and hospital staff. The protocol also emphasizes staff protection with appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and safe care practices to minimize exposure for everyone.
Turn any room into an isolation room in 20 minutes.
Post-anesthesia care. Allow patients with infectious illnesses to recover where they should - the recovery room, not the operating room.
Enhance the capabilities of the State infectious disease response teams
Carecube devices provides a rapidly deployable resource to mitigate the spread of potential virus, protecting the environment of care.
Documentation
Get a full overview of The Carecube device when you download our product brochure.
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IS THE CARECUBE AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE?
The Carecube is now available for purchase! Following rigorous testing and evaluation, we're proud to share that the Carecube has received FDA 510(k) clearance in the US.
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IS THE CARECUBE A SINGLE USE DEVICE?
The Carecube is designed with specific usage guidelines to ensure safety and efficacy. While the Carecube Negative Pressure Isolation Chamber Canopy is intended for multi-patient use with a maximum of ten (10) patients, it's important to note that certain components are intended for single patient use only. Additionally, the Carecube itself is intended to be used by a single patient for up to 24 hours of continuous use. These usage instructions are in place to maintain the highest standards of patient care and infection control.
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HOW CAN THE CARECUBE PERFORM AS A NEGATIVE-PRESSURE ISOLATION ROOM?
The Carecube is designed to maintain a negative pressure of ≤ -2.5 pascals and provides 15 or more air exchanges per hour, meeting the CDC guidance for airborne infection isolation rooms (AIIRs). Air is drawn into the device through intake filters on the roof and then passes through an H14 HEPA filter, which removes 99.997% of particulates at 0.3 micrometers. To ensure proper negative pressure, the Carecube includes a manometer with a visual alarm.
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WHERE HAS THE CARECUBE BEEN TESTED?
The Carecube has undergone rigorous testing to ensure its safety, efficacy, and compliance with industry standards. These tests have been conducted by reputable third-party test services including Intertek, Mesa 3, Nelson Labs, and DDL.
Getting acquainted with The Carecube is almost as easy as setting it up, and there’s nothing like seeing it in person. Please request a demonstration and we’ll reach out to schedule a meeting.