Clinics that record height and weight at every visit will get through a list of patients quickly with this measuring station. The person steps onto the glass platform, illuminated footprints show them where to stand, and ultrasound sensors take the height reading without anyone needing to touch a headpiece or a tape.
The handrail gives an unsteady client something solid to hold while the reading settles, which makes the station workable for older people and for anyone whose balance is poor. Voice prompts talk the person through the steps, so staff are not repeating instructions. BMI is calculated automatically once both numbers are captured.
Readings go straight into an electronic medical record over wi-fi or ethernet, and the display shows the patient name or ID during transfer so results land against the right file. The glass platform wipes down easily between patients.
