Resources
Introducing the JuniorBed - how it can reduce risk for smaller individuals
In this webinar, we will provide an overview of the children's standard (BS EN:50637 2017), introduce the features, functions, and accessories of the JuniorBed range, and explore the clinical benefits of the ultra-low FloorBed® function.
Introducing the Accora bed range - reducing falls and promoting independence
Accora have a range of beds to promote independence and reduce risks in the community to meet the needs of fallers, the elderly, cognitively impaired and smaller people - when it comes to choosing the right bed, improving the safety of patients and staff, and enhancing clinical outcomes are of paramount importance.
Sleep in a Riser Recliner
In this session we will explore the issues around people sleeping in riser recliner chairs – we will look at this issue from a functional occupational performance and a tissue viability perspective.
This session is aimed to enable health care professionals to think around this presenting issue to enable them to have a constructive discussion with people they are working with to come to an agreeable solution.
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Care facilities product guide
Our seating, beds and mattress range for care facilities.
Download nowWhat is 24-hour posture management and why it matters for OTs?
This article outlines the concept of 24-hour posture management and why it can be a valuable approach to Occupational Therapy which helps to support daily activities and occupations that improve the quality of life for their clients.
What are the benefits of a FloorBed?
If you've ever wondered if a FloorBed is the right choice for you, a loved one or a service user, you're in precisely the right place to find out.
Postural management
In this blog, we delve into the essential considerations when assessing and selecting the right seating system for individuals with postural challenges, addressing factors like physical limitations, transfer methods, sensory needs and cognitive capacity to achieve an ideal seated posture.