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The NEW Orbit 235 a revolution in rotating beds

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 T he Orbit 235 is a revolution and huge step forward in rotating beds. There is no other rotating bed like it! The Orbit 235 has been developed in collaboration with Occupational Therapists and end users, building on Theraposture’s understanding and experience gained as the true market-leading supplier of rotating beds for over 20 years. Everything that we have learnt and everything that we have been asked for has resulted in the Orbit 235. Why is the Orbit different? * One bed can be used for users from 4’10” to 6’6” with configurable platform lengths and seating dimensions to suit all shapes and sizes. * The Orbit 235 can be set up to meet each user’s personal needs * The result is a bed that can be adapted, configured, and personalised for each user. * For OTs this means that the bed can easily be reissued. * For private purchasers, you can try the Orbit 235 at the home assessment, during which it will be configured just for you. * The bed that we then deliver,...

Theraposture CPD featuring new Orbit 235 rotating bed proves highly popular at OT Show

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The Theraposture stand proved to be once again a popular destination for healthcare professionals attending the OT Show. Throughout the two days, Shaun Masters, OT, delivered a series of CPD presentations entitled ‘Getting legs into bed – redefined.’ These educational talks aimed to help OTs solve a huge issue in the community so that clients can live independently and without the need for expensive care packages. Pivotal to Shaun’s ‘express’ CPD sessions was the new rotating bed from Theraposture – the Orbit 235.   Read the full story and discover more about the Orbit 235's stand-out features here:   https://theraposture.co.uk/orbit-235-rotating-bed-ot-show Theraposture and Shaun Masters OT introduce the ‘game changing’ Orbit rotating bed at the 2023 OT Show. #TheOTShow #OccupationalTherapists #OTs #Orbit235 #Rotoflex #Theraposture   #RotatingBeds #CPD #CPDTraining #BedTransfers  

Theraposture Rotoflex bed: help with Parkinson’s – getting into bed safely

In this video, Liam Braddell from Theraposture and valued customer Linda, who has Parkinson’s, demonstrate how her Rotoflex helps get into bed safely. Theraposture is proud to work with Parkinson's UK. http://www.theraposture.co.uk/adjustable-beds/rotoflex/ THE ROTOFLEX FROM THERAPOSTURE An electrically operated adjustable bed providing powered rotation for assistance getting in and out of bed. The Rotoflex® from Theraposture is the original and proven rotating bed system. Uniquely, this sophisticated and proven adjustable bed has been developed over a period of 20 years. It allows people living with restricted mobility to access a bed independently and safely without the assistance of a carer. Getting legs into bed is a problem for many people – the Rotoflex offers the solution. At the touch of one button, the Rotoflex will move you from an upright seated to a lying position and vice versa. The precision German mechanisms are smooth, quiet and strong...

Theraposture's new OT to deliver educational assistive bed and cot sessions at The OT Show

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Shaun Masters, OT and Trusted Assessor, will be delivering a series of engaging assistive bed-based educational presentations on the  Theraposture  stand at the OT Show (B48, NEC, 21 and 22 Nov). 15-MINUTE LIVE SEMINARS WILL BE HELD THROUGHOUT THE TWO DAYS INCLUDING THE NEW ROTOFLEX 235 PLUS BED AND MASCOT MK2 COT – ALL PROFESSIONALS AND PRESS WELCOME. Shaun has extensive experience within community-based re-enablement in the public sector. He will be sharing his experience and knowledge in a series of presentations so that OT’s can gain invaluable advice and insight into assistive bed solutions for Adults and Paediatrics. The  Rotoflex Turning Bed  System and  Mascot Care Cot  will be demonstrated – highlighting how these unique products can lead to better client independence and well-being along with substantial care and equipment cost savings. The seminar schedule on the Theraposture stand will be: Legs into bed – Enabling independent transfers for...

Managing Bedding With A Rotoflex Rotational Bed

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We are often asked how do you manage bedding with a Rotoflex bed. This short video with Linda and Liam demonstrates just how easy it is. hashtag # demonstration hashtag # video hashtag # Rotoflex hashtag # bedding

How to manage a duvet with the Theraposture Rotoflex rotational bed

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In this video, Liam Braddell from Theraposture explains how to successfully manage bedding when getting in and out of a Rotoflex rotational bed.  http://www.theraposture.co.uk/adjusta... Get in and out of bed independently with the original and trusted Rotoflex - the considered choice. - NEW! World’s first optional rising heel section for total elevated leg support – only available with the Rotoflex! - Typically saving up to £27,000 a year in care costs - Widest bespoke range including UNIQUE low access and bariatric versions - ROTOFLEX 200 MK2 – NEW modular design for enhanced tailor-made seated support  - 35 years experience of helping people with neurological conditions such as MS and Parkinson's - New, refurbished or rental - Buy back scheme  - Free home assessments and demonstrations - Handmade to look at home in your home - 14-day Suitability Guarantee Freephone: 0800 834654  Email: info@theraposture.co.uk http://www.theraposture.co.uk/

Mike Wardle, 55 from East Sussex, has been able to reduce his care needs through ownership of a Rotoflex bed.

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Watch the video via this link:  http://www.theraposture.co.uk/case_studies Despite living with chronic spinal nerve damage, paralysis and other associated conditions, Mike Wardle, 55 from East Sussex, has been able to reduce his care needs through ownership of a Rotoflex bed. Mike graduated from Reading University and served in the Police Force for seven years. In 1990, he was assaulted whilst on duty in Gosport resulting in major injuries to his lower spine. He subsequently underwent several back operations which stabilised his vertebrate for 15 years during which time he could walk again. He returned to higher education and qualified with a degree in Radiography which led to a position at the Conquest Hospital, East Sussex.  Following another seven years in a job he enjoyed, Mike began to feel pain and weakness in his legs again. He was forced to give up his position with the NHS and since then his condition has deteriorated. All associated with his original injury ...