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Thank you to all those Healthcare Professionals who visited us on Silvalea’s stand at Healthcare Plus 2018, your interest and enthusiasm at our new Treat Eezi technology completely overwhelmed us! We have another very busy week ahead showing Treat Eezi again in Hereford, talking to 75+ Occupational Therapists and can’t wait to meet them all…
Hi Lyn, Following our phone chat, I thought I’d do this straight away because there might be so many people like me really struggling with ‘bottom’ problems & not knowing what to do for the best. My background is I’m 67 & have had problems since I was 25 following a cycling accident where I…
Great news & recognition for Treat-Eezi coming from Claire James, Director at Your Turn, the organization who campaign to prevent pressure ulcers through education and training throughout the NHS and the private sector. http://www.your-turn.org.uk/index.php/news/treat-eezi-products-achieve-notable-results/
As a supporting member of the British Healthcare Trade Association we are pleased to advise you of the new Pressure Ulcer Guide, published this week. For further information please visit http://bhta.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/BHTA-PU-A4-12pp-v8.pdf
Feeling happy we are working with such a great company as SimpleStuffWorks but also that we played a small part in this with our Treat Eezi.
Hi Lynne, We are using it right now (see attached photo) it has been used for many patients who have stated it adds extra comfort to the standard mattress and is especially useful for long distance ambulance transfers alleviating unwanted pain in Orthopaedic spinal patients and pressure sore patients. *Please note Patient has given me…
Dear Ian, I am pleased to inform you that District Nurses have used the Treat-Eezi overlay bed pad with some of their patients and it has proven successful. It is comfortable and I have good feedback from patients and District Nursing teams. Kind regards, Tissue Viability Specialist Nurse Brent NHS Trust
It’s a common question among wound care providers: what exactly is the difference between friction and shearing? These two conditions are common with limited mobility patients, and often contribute to the development of pressure ulcers. Knowing the answer to this question will help you provide better treatment for your patients – not to mention how…
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