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Seneca Devices

Seneca Devices develops the EasyShift, a medical device that enables a single caregiver to safely reposition patients in bed, minimizing the risk of caregiver injuries. Designed with input from engineers and nurses, EasyShift enhances patient handling efficiency in clinical settings.

Durham, United States9500+ followers
Updated 2 months ago

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Problem

Manually repositioning patients in bed poses a significant risk of musculoskeletal disorders for caregivers, with many experiencing back injuries due to the physical strain involved. Existing solutions may be cumbersome, require multiple staff members, or lack readily availability, hindering consistent use and adherence to safe patient handling protocols.

Solution

Seneca Devices offers EasyShift and EasyBoost, medical devices designed to enable a single caregiver to safely and efficiently reposition patients in bed. EasyShift facilitates both boosting and lateral turning, reducing the need for glide sheets and minimizing pressure injuries. EasyBoost attaches to most hospital bed frames and allows for easy patient boosting with minimal physical strain on the caregiver. Both systems aim to streamline patient care workflows, enhance compliance with clinical protocols, and improve patient comfort.

Target Audience

The primary target audience includes nurses, nursing assistants, and other healthcare professionals in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care facilities responsible for patient handling and repositioning.

Features

  • Single-caregiver operation to reduce physical strain.
  • EasyShift enables both boosting and lateral turning of patients.
  • EasyBoost attaches to virtually any hospital bed frame without modifications.
  • Zipper sheet with high breathability for increased airflow to the patient’s skin.
  • Integrated side handles on EasyBoost are load-rated for use with ceiling lifts.
  • Multi-functional sheet minimizes layers under the patient.
  • Reduces friction and shear forces on the patient's skin.
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