COVER STORY ‘Cuddle Me’
‘Cuddle Me’ allows for many variants of side-positioning. It safeguards the body’s posture without blocking or obscuring access to the user, which allows care workers to access residents without excessive disruption or discomfort. The ‘Cuddle Me’ pillow also helps staff to easily vary the position of immobile residents, thus changing pressure points and helping to prevent pressure ulcers.
‘Protect Me’
The ‘Protect Me’ pillow has been designed to mirror the body’s natural contours and creates a ‘nest’ that supports the patient’s back, head and arms. When used in an armchair, the pillow provides vertical support to people who are not able to hold their posture or position without assistance. As with other pillows in the range, this positioning encourages users to interact with other people.
It’s no secret that care professionals have a lot on their plate and the pressure in many facilities is still on the rise. Win Health’s range of Snug Positioning Pillows has been developed to assist these busy frontline staff in delivering a high-quality service to those in need of care.
‘Cherish Me’
‘Cherish Me’ is a versatile positioning pillow that can support people whether they are seated or lying down. The user can enjoy a heightened sense of security and safety, which builds confidence and stimulates interaction with surroundings and other people.
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Providing effective care is not all about administering medication and monitoring blood pressure, a large part of a care worker’s role is ensuring residents are comfortable, secure and happy. Snug Positioning Pillows can help staff to achieve this goal. Residents enjoy a better quality of life and care workers feel satisfied that they have made a positive difference.
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