Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, Arjo’s continued product innovations helped establish the company as a pioneer in the global market, and a trusted expert in improving care and quality of life for people with reduced mobility and age-related conditions.
Among other breakthroughs, Arjo launched the first adjustable bathtub in 1972, and in 1989, introduced the first generation SARA (Standing and Raising Aids) as well as the Maxi Move. This momentum continued in the 1990s with innovations in hygiene and patient handling systems, including the launch of Carendo, an adjustable height shower chair, among other breakthroughs. Further broadening its offerings, Arjo also acquired GTTi in the US, Pegasus in Britain, and Belgian company Medibo.
Insights
At Arjo, we are dedicated, through our products and knowledge-spreading activities, to improve the everyday lives of people affected by reduced mobility and age-related health challenges. Throughout our 60 years of contact with all aspects of nursing worldwide we have gained a vast amount of insights and experience.
Solutions
At Arjo we help create safer and more efficient healthcare environments. From patient handling and mobilization to hygiene and pressure ulcer prevention, we offer a range of solutions designed to help you meet the new and continually evolving challenges of today’s acute care and long term care settings.