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EMPOWERING MOVEMENT


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Many care facilities struggle to find capacity and resources to meet demands in healthcare today. With the right expertise, processes and equipment, they can promote resident and caregiver wellbeing as well as reduce costs and increase efficiency.


Prevent the impact of immobility


Immobility acquired conditions, such as pressure ulcers and venous thromboembolisms (VTE), cause patients enormous suffering and result in high costs for healthcare providers. This is often entirely avoidable with solutions for early mobility and patient repositioning.


Promote greater mobility with dignity


Immobility due to illness or injury can accelerate muscle atrophy making the road to recovery long and strenuous. Our products and solutions are designed to encourage safe, early mobility.


1. American Nurses Association. Health and Safety Survey, 2011 Protect the wellbeing of caregivers


Every year, a large number of workers in the healthcare sector are affected by musculoskeletal disorders 1


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of this can be avoided with equipment and environments designed to prevent work-related strain and injuries.


Optimise costs and efficiencies in care


Healthcare is under pressure from the rising number of elderly people and their increasingly complicated care needs. The right equipment, environment and care skills can empower staff to provide person-centred care that improves clinical outcomes and reduces risk for complications.


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