Designed for high acuity patients with limited mobility and compromised skin integrity, the Auralis™ alternating pressure mattress system assists you in managing your patient’s needs to minimize the risk and burden of pressure injury.

With a holistic focus on mind and body, occupational therapy and safe patient handling (SPH) complement each other because of the importance that mobility plays on improving one’s overall quality of life.

The open design of Maxi Twin can enhance safe working practices for caregivers when transferring dependent patients or residents.

IVEA drives staff efficiencies and simplifies patient ambulation to improve patient outcomes.

Reduce the risk of VTE in your facility with the Flowtron ACS900 pump, featuring SmartSense™ 2 Automatic Garment Recognition and Compliance Monitoring technology.

as pressure injury increases. By supporting their individual challenges, and recognising that loss of mobility can have a big impact on the resident’s independence, bed features can help the resident maintain some control.

An effective and intuitive solution for the prevention and management of pressure injuries.

An effective and intuitive solution for the prevention and management of pressure injuries.

Arjo. The Positive Eight philosophy visualises the potential positive domino effects arising from maintaining or improving a person’s mobility.

transfers out of bed. Patient handling equipment for high-quality care. Find out more at Arjo. Transfer can be achieved using a patient lift system or lateral transfer aid.

Arjo. The Positive Eight philosophy visualises the potential positive domino effects arising from maintaining or improving a person’s mobility.

Arjo. The Positive Eight philosophy visualises the potential positive domino effects arising from maintaining or improving a person’s mobility.

Arjo. The Positive Eight philosophy visualises the potential positive domino effects arising from maintaining or improving a person’s mobility.

Arjo. The Positive Eight philosophy visualises the potential positive domino effects arising from maintaining or improving a person’s mobility.

In observance of this public health priority, the month of June has been designated by the Alzheimer’s Association as a time to “go purple or wear purple” in support of raising awareness of Alzheimer’s disease and to recognize caregivers for

disrupt the normal sensory processing and the ability to make sense of the environment, leading to confusion, anxiety, and a decreased ability to manage daily tasks independently.