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When an emergency happens and the people in your charge are confined to a wheelchair or are suffering from reduced mobility, it can be stressful and dangerous if your facility doesn’t have a plan to get them down a few flights of stairs and out of the building. Elevators should not be used during an evacuation. That’s why we created the S-CAPEPLUS – a comfortable and easy-to-use evacuation mattress that can help you safely remove an immobile individual from a building in case of fire or other event. For all repositioning and manual handling solutions it is recommended to seek advice / approval from a manual handling expert. -
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Designed to protect vulnerable peopleLeave no one behind during an emergency. This evacuation aid can be used by anyone, it's fast-in-use.Comfortable and thick foam protects the person on the evacuation mattress.A waterproof PU layer is placed over the foam. This provides extra protection and prevents liquids from penetrating to the foam.The unique design of the S-CAPEPLUS cover incorporated with fire-retardant and anti-bacterial properties makes it complete.FR PropertiesAnti-Bacterial ProtectionRetain Patient Body Heat -
In case of an emergency evacuation, it should be your number one priority to get bedridden patients out of the building. Especially when patients have a bariatric size, they cannot do this alone. Care workers and staff will need to help. Without an evacuation device, this is almost impossible. The Bariatric S-CAPEPOD is permanently placed underneath the mattress. The patient neither sees it, nor feels it. Due to its intuitive design, the patient will be ready for evacuation in about 60 seconds. Since you are dealing with a larger individual, the patient needs to be firmly fixated onto the mattress. This prevents the patient from moving or slipping down during an vertical evacuation via staircases. For that reason, extra abdominal belts were added to firmly fixate the patient onto the mattress. It’s crucial to fixate as tightly as possible. Therefore it is recommended to perform this step with two people. This also provides extra comfort for the patient.
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