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The SmartCare System repositions immobile patients at risk of Pressure Wounds and Ulcers, automatically at 5 or 10 minute intervals in 5 degree steps, without them being touched. The Bed is fitted with a Safety Cradle that supports the patient at any angle so there is no sensation of “lean” and no “Skin Sheer”. SmartCare provides vastly improved patient outcomes, reduced Carer workloads and reduced costs to Providers.

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