Levabo develops pressure relief in close coordination with the nursing staff halv charlie NEW Patent Pending


The Halv Charlie positioning cushion provides a stable and neutral positioning pattern so that the patient can lie comfortably in bed for a long time.


With Halv Charlie, the legs are slightly bent and turned outwards, putting the hip and knee joints in a resting position.


At the same time, the length of the cushion provides pressure relief for the heels. It can also be used for positioning in neutral (LiN).


In a 12-week trial at three outstanding* care home providers in Southern England, 25 Turn All mattresses were installed across seven sites. These homes catered to residents with complex care needs, including those at high risk of pressure ulcers.


100%


Saw a reduction in time required by attending professionals in manual repositioning


Said Turn All is superior or slightly better than competitor products


Rated Turn All good or excellent for patient comfort and compliance


Patented


Heel lifter: Pressure distribution along the calf. No pressure on Achilles tendon and popliteal vein.


*Outstanding or good rating from CQC (Care Quality Commission


“Time saving, cost effective solution” - The Julie Richardson Nursing Home


Trialled 1 Home 11 Beds Saved


£1600 p/w (In care time)


Patented Automatic 30° Lateral tilt system


Turn All is an automatic tilting system that helps prevent and treat pressure ulcers by automatically positioning a person in a 30-degree lateral position.


This is done alternately on the right and left side. A slight elevation of 5 degrees on the opposite side of the primary lifting side counteracts shearing.


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