In the Better Ways for Living podcast episode, “Overcoming Disability Discrimination”, we had the honour of hosting Justin Nix, a visionary leader and the CEO of Guardian Living. With a profound experience spanning 30 years in creating accessible built environments, Justin shares his insights on overcoming the challenges of disability discrimination, particularly in the built
In this episode, “Can AI change the way we deliver healthcare?”, we had the privilege of delving deep into the transformative power of AI and assistive technology in healthcare. Joined by Trent McHugh, CEO of Lifehub Group, our conversation explored groundbreaking topics, from the influence of AI on healthcare delivery to the effectiveness of the
In our debut podcast episode, “How to shake up Aged Care in Australia!”, we had the privilege of hosting Lou Pascuzzi, CEO at TLC Healthcare. This enlightening conversation delved deep into the Aged Care sector, uncovering crucial aspects of government funding, operational models, and industry transformations. In this blog post, we’ll encapsulate the insightful discussion,
In the dynamic landscape of aged care, embracing innovative technology isn’t just an option; it’s a necessity. Elma™ Smart Detection, our cutting-edge Smart Detection system, is not merely a product; it’s a solution meticulously crafted to meet and exceed the stringent Aged Care Quality Standards, transforming the way we provide care and ensuring dignity, privacy,
In the ever-evolving landscape of aged care, HLS Healthcare proudly introduces Elma™ Smart Detection, a groundbreaking solution developed by MariCare. Elma™ stands as the pinnacle of innovation, offering a comprehensive suite of features designed to enhance your residents’ safety, well-being, and dignity. As we delve deeper into the challenges faced by aged care, it becomes
This completed project goes to show what can be achieved with the Guldmann ceiling hoist system. Primary rails were recessed into Oak Beams, with the traverse rail being clad in 3mm Oak-effect laminate to match, giving the impression that the traverse rail was part of the Oak structure of the house and making the system
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Dutch care organisation provides all resident rooms with ceiling hoists
SVRZ, a care organisation for the elderly in the Netherlands, has equipped all 1.450 resident rooms with ceiling hoist systems. What started with the construction of the new care facility Redoute in Sas van Gent culminated in a huge project in which all SVRZ employees and clients would experience the benefits of a ceiling hoist
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Patient Lifting Slings: which loop is which?
Patient lifting is a common daily task in most healthcare institutions but you may be surprised to hear that some care staff are not fully aware of all the features a sling enables. The most common connection point seen on the straps of a sling is a fabric loop, which is wound onto a lifting
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How to perform calm patient transfers with Vendlet & Lejrelet
As you probably know, VENDLET can easily be used for clients that are anxious or uneasy during transfers. This might be clients with cognitive challenges, that make it difficult for them to understand what is going on. In these cases, VENDLET in itself already has a calming effect. However, for severely uneasy or anxious clients, who might