Airpal launderable transfer mattress
Maxi Once
Maxi Twin
Arjo Disposable slide sheets and tubes
IVEA Patient Ambulation Device
Sara Plus
Maxi Sky 2
Maxi Sky 2 Transportable
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Ceiling Lift Spreader bars
Loop toilet sling - padded legs, without head support
Airpal disposable transfer mattress
The next generation of patient handling is here
Feeling is believing. See how Maxi Move® 5 improves efficiency, facilitates caregiver and patient safety, and adapts to diverse care needs – all in one versatile solution.
Enabling single caregiver use
With Maxi Move® 5, a single caregiver can confidently manage a variety of care tasks while still prioritising safety and efficiency.
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Patient handling transfers using a multifaceted approach can help to reduce injury amongst caregivers and promote healthier outcomes for those affected by mobility challenges.
Watch the on-demand webinar
Watch the recorded webinar by Deborah Harrison on single-handed care and person centered care approach to empowering mobility. This webinar will describe single-handed care approach and how it looks like in healthcare setting; what is needed to be in place to implement this approach; how is it perceived by the patients; what are the benefits to healthcare facilities; and much more!
Rehabilitation guide through empowering movement
This guide offers ideas to assist and enhance moments for mobility by introducing technology as a supporting aid in rehabilitation therapy.
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7 factors to consider in the patient mobility assessment process.
The International Standards for manual handling of people in the healthcare sector discuss various methods of assessment. Risk assessment helps to identify the most appropriate transfer and equipment for the situation and activity to be carried out. This helps promote functional mobility and reduce the risk of caregiver injury settings.
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Book a demo now to begin including these products in your rehabilitation practices, and actually see them in practice, we would love to show you.
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We have a long history of collaborating closely with architects, nursing home executives, safe patient handling experts, residents and relatives. Our experience has taught us that to create efficient care facilities and to obtain a good working environment, the right combination of environment, equipment and care skills are needed. Therefore it is key to design for sufficient space early in the planning of a new facility
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Kern County Hospital Authority - Arjo MOVE® Program
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The lifting and transferring of patients play a pivotal role in caregiver’s health and musculoskeletal injury risk, which can impact turnover and lead to staffing shortages, thus affecting overall levels of patient care¹,². This risk of injury has increased with the rising number of plus size...
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Do you consider these 7 factors in the patient mobility assessment process?
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