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BATHING EQUIPMENT


BATHING EQUIPMENT


AKW INTERNATIONAL T: 0032 68 33 48 99 F: 0032 68 33 16 58 E: ism@akw-medicare.com W: www.akw-medicare.eu


YOUR ACCESSIBILITY PARTNER TO THE BATHROOM Specialist of accessibility, AKW International offers solutions for your bathroom synonymous with relaxation, security and independence.


With an experience of over 25 years in the design, manufacture and marketing for people with reduced mobility (PRM), the disabled and seniors, we are now able to offer you a wide range of health products that meet the most specific needs. We provide shower trays, shower screens, shower seats, grab bars, ramps and shower accessories to individuals, worksites and communities.


JOERNS HEALTHCARE LTD (OXFORD HOIST) Drakes Broughton Business Park, Worcester Road, Drakes Broughton, Worcs WR10 2AG


T: 0844 811 1156 F: 0844 811 1157 E: info@joerns.co.uk W: www.joerns.co.uk


Oxford®, a major division of Joerns Healthcare, is one of the most trusted names in patient handling, placing the well-being of others at the centre of everything we do. With a heritage dating back to the 1950s, we strive to bring innovation to all of our patient lift products. At Oxford®, we firmly believe that patient handling plays an important role in the patient/carer relationship. Our comprehensive range is developed in consultation with leading clinical advisors ensuring we consistently deliver high levels of comfort, safety and versatility for both patients and carers alike.


S&T SERVICES LTD The Signal House, Evesham Station, High Street, Evesham, Worcestershire WR11 4EJ


T: 01386 765877 M: 07960 795626 E: info@servicesforthelessable.co.uk W: www.servicesforthelessable.co.uk


S&T Services offers an efficient & friendly service to nursing & residential homes, specialised schools & care centres, local authority & private resident’s homes on all makes and models of bathing & lifting equipment.


Our services include: • Installation of specialised bathing & lifting equipment • Annual services & LOLER Inspections in accordance with manufacturers recommendations • Call Out & Repairs


Suppliers of New & Refurbished: • Track, Mobile, Bath & Pool Hoists, Profiling Beds • Baths & Hygiene Units • Therapy & Changing Tables • Shower Trolleys • Slings Our engineers are factory trained & have an extensive knowledge & experience with manufacturers’ such as Arjo-Huntleigh & BHM Medical, Chiltern Invadex, Joerns Oxford Hoists, Parker Bath & Abacus Healthcare.


TOTAL HYGIENE LTD Building 1, Brooklands Place, Brooklands Road, Sale, Cheshire, M33 3SD


T: 0800 374 076 E: info@clos-o-mat.com W: www.clos-o-mat.com


The Care Quality Commission’s guidance notes commented that wherever possible residents/patients should be able to care for themselves. National audits have also shown that cleaning people after they have used the toilet, is seen by many carers as dirty work, resulting in a lack of consistency in the level of cleanliness provided to toilet users. Clos-o-Mat’s Care Package can help overcome such issues, making going to the toilet a dignified and independent process, giving a more consistent level of cleansing, and helping to boost many users own self-esteem.


Simultaneously, care home operators have to comply with Health and Safety considerations for both residents and staff: latest statistics from the Health & Safety Executive reveal care home providers reported 11,000 work related accidents in the UK. People handling is the most common cause of injury to staff, with low falls causing five fatalities and over 150 major injuries to residents.


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