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Neurology; the advantages of early mobilisation
Early mobilisation is a crucial aspect of care for patients in the neurology ward of a hospital research has shown the significant benefits it offers to a patients' recovery and overall well-being. Here are some of the key reasons why...
The benefits of early mobilisation post total knee replacement
Early mobilisation; initiating physical activity soon after total knee replacement (TKR) surgery, has gained widespread recognition for its numerous benefits in patients' recovery and overall well-being. Here are some of the key advantages of early mobilisation post-TKR: Reduced pain and...
Improving quality of life: How equipment can make a difference in a care home
In a care home, ensuring the best quality of life for residents is of utmost importance. But how equipment can make a difference in a care home?  From mobility aids to specialised beds and fall sensors, the right equipment can...
Caremed – the home of Layflat Seating
Layflat seating offers a range of benefits for individuals in a hospital environment; whether they are recovering from a serious illness or injury or simply seeking to improve their comfort and well-being. Here are some of the key advantages of...
Why offer an overbed table?
Overbed tables are a versatile piece of medical equipment that can be used to improve the comfort and convenience of patients and residents in a variety of settings. They can be used to provide a stable surface for eating, drinking,...
Sara Stedy transfer aid: Revolutionising mobility support for patients
The Sara Stedy aid is a sit-to-stand aid that can be used to help patients and residents transfer from a bed or chair to a standing position. It is a non-powered device that is operated by an HCP. The Sara...
FAQ’s on the Mobilise® CH5 layflat early mobilisation chair
Since the launch of our multifunctional care chair, manufactured right here in the UK, there have been some commonly asked questions.  So we've created a mini How-To video which should help, alongside the below… How do I apply and release...
The advantages of a profiling chair
Profiling chairs are a type of adjustable multifunctional chair that can be used to improve comfort, positioning, and circulation. They can be used in hospitals, care & residential homes and are ideal for patients with current mobility problems, such as patients...
It’s time to Mobilise®
Early mobilisation is key in long term recovery – numerous articles have been written on the benefits; quicker recovery times, a shortened length of stay in hospital, and better outcomes when finally released from hospital.  With that in mind we...
Why use a layflat chair in intensive care?
Layflat chairs are advantageous to an intensive care / critical care unit for a variety of reasons, including: * Encouraging early mobilisation: Layflat chairs can be used to encourage patients out of bed to early mobilise, alongside undertaking rehabilitation exercises. Some patients...
The key benefits of sitting patients out
There has been much research around the benefits of encouraging patients to sit out - or early mobilise – after an illness or operation.  Here we cover just a few of the key benefits to sitting out.  If you would...
Shower & commode chairs for hire
Commode shower chairs are used for patients who have difficulty bathing or using the toilet independently.  This could be following an illness or surgery. They typically have a lightweight metal frame with a seat and backrest, and they come with...
When funding is an issue but equipment is essential
There are lots of HCP’s who need equipment for their department urgently, but do not have the budget to buy it outright, particularly when it comes to equipment over a certain £amount. But there are solutions, and we’ve listed three...
Fall sensors; alert and prevent falls
Fall sensors are devices that can detect when a person has fallen or is about to fall and send an alert to a HCP. They are used to help prevent injuries from falls, which are a major risk for vulnerable...
The top 10 reasons for servicing and repair
It is really important to service and repair your hospital equipment, below are our top 10 reasons: 1. Ensuring the safety of patients. When medical equipment is properly maintained, it is less likely to malfunction and cause patient injury. This is...
Sustainability in critical care
With the recent BACCN conference discussing sustainability in Critical Care and the environmental impact healthcare generally has on emissions, we want to help.  First and foremost, the biggest impact that can be made to sustainability in critical care is to...
The benefits of clinical chairs
A clinical chair is a multifunctional chair which is used in hospitals or hospital settings; on wards and in other departments. It can be used to provide a variety of functions but is typically a reclining chair with adjustable features,...
Accessories
It sounds simple enough, but with most of our healthcare equipment comes accessories, or add-ons.  This allows you to customise the piece of equipment to the needs of your ward, your colleagues and your patient. In some cases it is...
The advantages of multipurpose chairs; reducing the need for manual handling
Opting for compact multi-purpose chairs, which can also be used lay-flat or in a sitting position can free up additional capacity on wards and in departments; making sitting and transportation so much easier for both the patient and the staff...
The benefits of a standing transfer aid
Standing transfer aids have many benefits for people with limited mobility, including:  Improved mobility and independence. A standing transfer encourages patients to become more mobile and independent following an illness or operation.  This can have a positive impact on quality...
Simple hiring of healthcare equipment
There are many advantages to hiring over purchasing, including: Hiring gives you more flexibility than purchasing. You can rent the equipment for as long as you need it, and you can return it when you're done. This is a great...