35 Years of Engineering Comfort in Healthcare
For 35 years, Digiterm has combined engineering precision, clinical experience, and continuous innovation to develop advanced dialysis and therapy chairs trusted by healthcare professionals worldwide. From proven mechanical solutions to intelligent features and future-ready technologies, our focus remains unchanged: enhancing patient comfort, supporting medical staff, and shaping the future of medical seating solutions. This anniversary reflects the dedication of everyone who has contributed to our journey—our colleagues, partners, distributors, healthcare professionals, and customers around the world. As we celebrate 35 [...]
Digiterm has arrived in Iceland!
The first Comfort-4 Eco treatment chair has been welcomed by its new users at East Iceland Hospital in Eskifjörður. Selected to support medication treatments, the Comfort-4 Eco offers patient comfort, ergonomic positioning, and reliable functionality for everyday clinical use. We are proud to see Digiterm expanding into new markets and supporting healthcare professionals with high-quality treatment solutions worldwide. A big thank you to our Icelandic partner, Atli at Inter ehf., for his valued cooperation and commitment. Better care through trusted [...]
A Faster Way to Start CPR: Manual Quick Release in Therapy Chairs
Emergencies in dialysis or infusion units often pose one critical challenge - performing CPR effectively and quickly on patients seated in therapy chairs. Every second’s delay before initiating chest compressions reduces survival chances, making equipment design a crucial factor in emergency care. Understanding the Guideline The European Resuscitation Council (ERC) emphasizes that when cardiac arrest occurs in a seated patient, the priority is to recline the backrest into a fully horizontal position before starting chest compressions. This allows for proper depth and recoil during CPR, essential [...]
CPR on a Therapy Chair: Are We Prepared for This Emergency?
In clinical environments like dialysis units or infusion centers, emergencies can happen without warning. One common question raised by healthcare teams is whether cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) — more specifically, chest compressions — can be successfully performed on a patient sitting in a therapy chair. What the Guidelines Say The European Resuscitation Council (ERC) Guidelines provide clear rules for resuscitation in special circumstances, including complex environments such as dialysis units. However, there is still no explicit instruction in the current ERC recommendations on how to perform chest compressions on [...]













