Medicolumn Intensive Care Unit

The Medicolumn Intensive Care Unit is a vertical, floor-to-ceiling mounted system engineered to optimize space and mobility in intensive care environments. Designed for adaptability, this unit can be precisely adjusted to the dimensions of any room without requiring full disassembly—saving both time and operational effort during installation or repositioning.

Thanks to its slender column structure, the Medicolumn unit maintains a minimal footprint within the care area. Its presence is both functional and discreet, offering an elegant visual appearance that contributes to the modern aesthetics of high-standard hospitals.

One of the key advantages of this unit lies in its open-access configuration. Unlike bulkier systems that may block access or limit caregiver movement, the Medicolumn design ensures that medical staff can operate freely around the patient without obstruction. This enhances both efficiency and safety during interventions.

The unit comes fully equipped with integrated medical gas outlets, electrical modules, and mechanical service ports. All components are ergonomically aligned for intuitive use and long-term durability. The modular nature of the system allows hospitals to select specific service combinations, from oxygen and vacuum sockets to nurse call integration and IT-ready features.

Medicolumn Intensive Care Units are ideal for facilities looking to maximize operational space while maintaining full functionality. With its adaptable height structure and smart layout, the unit supports daily medical routines without compromising visual quality or physical flow within the room.

Tecnomed vertical type intensive care units consist of galvanized sheets or aluminum body. The front of the unit is designed for medical gas sockets. There are grounding pins and electrical sockets on the back. It adds warmth to intensive care services with its front wooden appearance. Intensive care units are produced in the most useful way for the intervention of the patient under care.

It was built to feed medical devices with electricity and medical gas in inpatient intensive care units. Intensive care unit covers are painted with antibacterial paint. Its edges and corners are radiused. In this way, it prevents the risks of accidents that the patient or health care workers may experience during the sudden intervention.