PRODUCTS & SERVICES
IVO GROUP LAUNCHES NEW CORDLESS POWER BRUSH
The team at iVo Group has introduced its latest product – an ultra-fast, efficient cleaning brush. The all-new battery powered, hand-held cordless Power Brush is now available for both distributors and individual consumers.
Ideal for hard to reach areas, iVO Power Brush is versatile for scrubbing awkward corners and stubborn stains. Available with detail attachments including nylon and stainless steel brushes, and scouring and buffing pads, iVo Group’s Power Brush helps reduce
TOUCHSAFE PRO: A WIRELESS SOLUTION
FOR CARE HOMES Aid Call’s newest nurse call system, the Touchsafe Pro, is completely wireless and boasts a wealth of benefits that are specifically suited to the care environment.
The installation of the Touchsafe Pro is quick and undisruptive and the positioning of each device can be specific to the individual site. Even once installed, the units are portable in order to accommodate the individual preferences of each resident. This flexibility allows it to adapt to change within each complex and evolve as the care environment does. Beyond providing a personalised service, this means the system is relevant and useful for far longer.
At a time when care standards are under particular scrutiny, the ability to communicate remotely has shown to improve staff productivity and the overall efficiency of care teams. Portable devices can reduce staff response times, eliminate wasted journeys and allow staff to arrive at the call armed with all the information necessary to respond quickly and effectively.
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As well as being compatible with a range of pagers and staff buddies, the Touchsafe Pro is also interoperable with an extensive range of telecare devices. These accommodate the needs of more vulnerable residents and allow for more person-centred care.
It is widely recognised that the benefits of wireless nurse call systems far exceed their hard-wired counterparts. The flexibility of a wireless system during installation, its provision for easy expansion and its interoperability with additional assistive devices mean it caters for the demands of an ever-growing, aging population with increasingly complex care needs.
Aid Call says Touchsafe Pro is its most advanced wireless system to date, specifically designed with care homes in mind.
www.aidcall.co.uk
fatigue, save time, and improve cleaning standards.
The iVo Power Brush fits all budgets in the commercial or industrial sector, and it is available in 3 kit options: Light Use Kit, Standard Kit, and Full Contractors Kit.
www.ivo-group.com
ACCENTU8 LAUNCHES WORLD FIRST IN RISE AND RECLINE
British furniture manufacturer accentu8 has teamed up with designer Angela Gidden MBE to create the world’s first combined swivel and rise and recline chair.
Named the arc, the design-led chair has been designed to give a unique 360° experience to users and the swivel, rise and recline and footrest features all operate independently.
As well as ensuring it offers maximum movement, Angela Gidden has given the chair a contemporary design and a modern colour palette for healthcare providers and users to choose from, including blue, mustard and purple hues.
The arc has 360° swivel action with auto-lock and extended horizontal recline to the ‘Trendelenburg’ position. The chair has easy grip arms to assist people getting in and out and a brushed chrome finish USB charger for personal mobile technology to keep users connected and in touch. It features removable back and seat cushions for cleaning or updating and also offers optional pressure-relief solutions.
All the healthcare fabrics for arc are selected for functionality, easy care, serviceability and style. They are in line with the healthcare sector’s high performance demands. accentu8 also offers its ‘lifestyle’ collection of fabrics for less demanding environments.
www.accentu8.net
www.tomorrowscare.co.uk
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