A wheelchair system may include vehicles including docking systems for a wheelchair. The wheelchair and the docking system may be coupled to controllers in communication with one another via a secure communication channel. A user may use a computing device to send signals to and receive signals from the controllers and a data processing system to select the docking system to which the wheelchair may be secured.

An ambulance cot loading and unloading system for an emergency vehicle includes a base for mounting in the emergency vehicle and an arm mounted for linear movement along the base, wherein the arm configured to support a cot while the cot is being loaded into or unloaded from the emergency vehicle. The ambulance cot loading and unloading system further includes an indicator mounted relative to the arm and a control system, which is in communication with the indicator and configured to generate a status indication of the cot loading and unloading system at the indicator.

An ambulance cot loading and unloading system for an emergency vehicle includes a base for mounting in the emergency vehicle and an arm mounted for linear movement along the base, wherein the arm configured to support a cot while the cot is being loaded into or unloaded from the emergency vehicle. The ambulance cot loading and unloading system further includes an indicator mounted relative to the arm and a control system, which is in communication with the indicator and configured to generate a status indication of the cot loading and unloading system at the indicator.

An ambulance cot loading and unloading system for an emergency vehicle includes a base for mounting in the emergency vehicle and an arm mounted for linear movement along the base, wherein the arm configured to support a cot while the cot is being loaded into or unloaded from the emergency vehicle. The ambulance cot loading and unloading system further includes an indicator mounted relative to the arm and a control system, which is in communication with the indicator and configured to generate a status indication of the cot loading and unloading system at the indicator.

An ambulance stretcher, including a support frame for supporting a patient; a pair of front and rear legs, each having a front and rear wheel, respectively; an actuation arrangement provided with front and rear actuators, which move the front and rear legs, respectively; a front coupling body connected to the support frame; a control unit of the coupling body including a first sensor configured to detect a correct positioning of the coupling body in a respective support coupling of an automatic loading/unloading apparatus of an ambulance, a second sensor configured to detect a load bearing on the coupling body; a release arrangement configured to operate a release between the coupling body and the support coupling; and an electronic control unit configured to actuate one of the actuation arrangement and the release arrangement as a function of a signal received from the first and/or second sensor of the control unit.

Subassemblies mountable to passenger seats and passenger seats reconfigurable for reduced mobility access in aircraft and other environments. In embodiments, the assemblies include seat pan and armrest subassemblies with movable frame members for transitioning the seat between a sitting position and a temporary transfer position. In some embodiments, the motions are decoupled whereas in other embodiments the motions are coordinated and sequential. In a particular application, portions of the seat pan and armrest subassemblies are repositionable toward an aisle to facilitate wheelchair transfer.

Subassemblies mountable to passenger seats and passenger seats reconfigurable for reduced mobility access in aircraft and other environments. In embodiments, the assemblies include seat pan and armrest subassemblies with movable frame members for transitioning the seat between a sitting position and a temporary transfer position. In some embodiments, the motions are decoupled whereas in other embodiments the motions are coordinated and sequential. In a particular application, portions of the seat pan and armrest subassemblies are repositionable toward an aisle to facilitate wheelchair transfer.

A patient support system includes a patient support apparatus and a powered device mounted relative to the patient support apparatus and an electrical circuit to power the powered device, with the electrical circuit having a wireless power receiver to inductively couple to and transfer electrical energy from a wireless power transmitter when the wireless power receiver is in proximity to the wireless power transmitter.

The invention provides aeromedical ambulance equipment. In some embodiments, the equipment includes a module base comprising a mount assembly having an unlocked configuration and a locked configuration. The mount assembly preferably can be adjusted between the unlocked and locked configurations by a tool-free operation. In addition, certain embodiments provide a module base having an advantageous system for releasably locking a stretcher onto the module base.

A restraint apparatus for securing a mobility device in a vehicle includes a base configured to being mounted to a floor of the vehicle, a support coupled to the base and extending upward therefrom, and a backing plate adjustably coupled to the support. The backing plate defines a channel to provide vertical adjustment of the backing plate with respect to the support. An upper support is pivotally coupled to the backing plate, and a claw assembly is coupled to the upper support. The claw assembly includes a claw member and a latching member, where the latching member is pivotally coupled to the claw member to enable pivotal movement between an unlatched position and a latched position. A control system operably controls the pivotal movement of the latching member between its latched position to its unlatched positions. In the unlatched position, the claw assembly provides an opening for receiving the device.