OneWeight® for mobile stroke units

Stroke dosing starts with real weight.

The OneWeight PWS-100CT cot scale weighs the patient on the stroke unit cot and sends that weight to OneDose, so weight-based thrombolytics are dosed from a measurement, not an estimate.

FDA-registered. Offered as a subscription.

OneWeight cot scale on a mobile stroke treatment unit cot next to the CT scanner
Weighed on the cot
Synced to OneDose

Why weight matters

Thrombolytics are dosed by weight.

Tenecteplase and alteplase are both weight-based, so the number you start with sets the dose.

43%

of EMS weight estimates miss by more than 5%

98%

of OneWeight readings fell within 5% of a certified standing scale

±3%

OneWeight accuracy from 100 to 700 lb

Sotherlund et al., JEMS, 2022. UNMC IRB study, n=50 adults.

How it works

Weigh. Sync. Dose. Verify.

  • Weigh on the cotThe patient is weighed where they already are. No transfer to a separate scale.
  • Sync to OneDoseThe measured weight appears in OneDose. Nobody types a number mid-call.
  • Dose from your protocolOneDose calculates the weight-based dose from your approved stroke protocol.
  • Verify the vialeMACC™ checks drug identity, concentration and expiration before it’s given.
OneWeight scale on an ambulance cot, reading 87.0 kg

In the field

On board OhioHealth’s mobile stroke unit.

“The OneWeight gurney scale improves efficiency in the MSTU. This innovation allows us to weigh patients quickly and accurately, expediting weight-based medication calculations and saving precious minutes in the field.”

Dr. B.J. Hicks

Vice President of Neurosciences, OhioHealth

Photo of OhioHealth’s Mobile Stroke Treatment Unit equipped with a Hinckley Medical OneWeight® ambulance gurney scale.

Get started

Bring measured weight to your stroke unit.

OneWeight is offered as a subscription. Talk to our team about your MSTU.