Old Friends in the NHS
Thanks to all the old friends in the Wheelchair Services Departments who I met after 10 years at the Posture & Mobility Exhibition and conference in Cardiff last month, I am sure our new products will be of benefit.
Thanks to all the old friends in the Wheelchair Services Departments who I met after 10 years at the Posture & Mobility Exhibition and conference in Cardiff last month, I am sure our new products will be of benefit.
A Treat-Eezi Two Layer Bed Pad heals pressure sores on a 17 stone man after only two weeks is just one of the latest findings from a Recliners distributor in Wales. We are awaiting written documentation from the therapists who used Treat-Eezi on this particular patient and will be pleased to publish the details as…
Hi I have been keeping a spreadsheet on the use of Treat-Eezi. I believe it to be a realistic and an honest reflection of what we would have spent without Treat-Eezi There needs to be a bigger uptake now though but it’s still easier to order air than a Treat Eezi (the problem with managing…
We are happy to report new pressure mapping results of our Treat Eezi under patients who are seated! Anyone interested in seeing these impressive results just need to email us and we will send them in return!
We will be attending the National Association of Equipment Providers (NAEP) National Conference in Warwickshire from 9th to 10th November 2021. Please visit our stand to view the Treat Eezi range PLUS the latest full-length relax recliner overlay, capable of healing stages 3 & 4 ulcers.
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
A reported 92% of patients leaving hospitals worldwide are departing with some kind of pressure ulcer caused by skin shearing. For those unfamiliar with this condition, it is easy to explain: take your right hand and rub your left hand at the joint so you can feel the skin rubbing on the bone. This constant…
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