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BaKare Beds Clients Bakare have been supplying adjustable beds and mobility products to thousands of satisfied customers for nearly ten years. But don't just take our word for it - hear how other BaKare customers have benefited from our products and services by viewing the reviews below. Meldreth Manor is a residential school for young people with physical and learning difficulties. A multidisciplinary team spent considerable time in researching the types of specialist beds on the market, and eventually selected the Volker 2080e. The purchase of these beds has proved to be beneficial to both staff and pupils, and the quality of service from BaKare has been excellent. Mrs S Jacob, Mother, Northampton It was extremely refreshing to meet with someone who was so understanding in his approach to families with disabled children. The bed is wonderful. Please thank Tony on our behalf and keep up the good work ! Built between 1682 and 1692 by the architect of St. Paul's Cathedral, Sir Christopher Wren, the hospital is home to the Chelsea Pensioners, bachelor pensioners who served Britain in the armed forces during World War II and other conflicts. It is now some months since we first took delivery of the beds and I wanted to write and tell you how pleased we are with them. They make life much easier for the nursing staff and the residents find them very comfortable. Karen Smith, Matron The beds are excellent for children with profound
disabilities because while they are attractive, no-hospital like
pieces of furniture they offer a wide range of positions for the
child. The adjustment optimises safe handling and helps minimise
risk to our nurses. Jewish Care conducted strict trial and evaluation procedures on each design of bed. These tests covered every aspect of safety, moving and handling and practicality. So far Jewish Care has acquired over one hundred and fifty beds from BaKare. Overall we are very content with the products and services that Bakare has provided for us. Gary Horton, Purchasing Executive Plymouth Chiropractic Clinic I am writing to express satisfaction and delight with my electric control motorised BaKare Bed. My professional opinion is that by elevating the upper spine and bringing up the leg section, a certain decompression of the lower back occurs rendering the region relaxed and ready for rest. As I read nightly before sleep, I find that my neck and shoulders are far more relaxed and I certainly do not have to crunch pillows or endlessly shift around. Recently my 81 year old mother visited and slept in the bed for three weeks. She suffers with osteoporosis and insomnia and found immediate relief upon setting the controls to her comfort. If feel that a vast majority of people would get maximum benefit from this sleep system and if anyone wants to talk to me personally about BaKare Beds I should be happy to oblige. Dr J Hernandez Silva Mrs S Haines, Occupational Therapist, Doncaster I am writing to thank you for your kind and efficient service to my client, Jason Willard. I appreciate the fact that you were able to exchange the bed, at no extra cost for one with more suitable rails. It is perfect for his requirements and his family are delighted. Alne Hall is one of the services run by Leonard Cheshire who are the leading charity provider of services for disabled people with 140 services for over 10,000 people across the country. Alne Hall provides high quality care for physically disabled people. It also provides a variety of activities suitable for the needs of individual residents, to enable them to attain their own degree of independence and lead as fulfilled a life as possible. Alne Hall is a dual registered home providing support to younger people with a physical disability to enable them to live as independently as possible. A programme of replacing traditional divans and hospital style beds with Volker beds started in 1999 with the specific aim of improving the lifestyle and care of the residents, and assisting those charged with their care. The functionality of the new beds, together with their conventional appearance have greatly added to the residents comfort whilst meeting the specific needs of their carers. For those residents whose disability does not prevent them from using the beds electronic controls, the beds have reinforced their independence by providing choice, dignity and fulfillment through the equipments empowering options. The appearance of the bed is such that it blends well with conventional bedroom furniture and does not suffer from an appearance often associated with beds designed for use in a nursing environment. It is believed that the beds construction has been specifically designed and manufactured to give above average maintenance free service. Based on our experience with the product and the supplier, we are able to recommend BaKare to any potential customer. Manager - Alne Hall Bakare Beds have been supplied to Westminster Health Care to provide Care Beds in the Residential Home sector. They have kindly forwarded the following recommendation: "I would like to acknowledge the service that BaKare Ltd has given over these past two years. We have, in the main found their products to be of a good standard and have purchased, to date, approximately seventy BaKare beds within our homes. Their team provide a good response in terms of dispatch, advice or servicing equipment. BaKare are included in our preferred suppliers manual and we would not hesitate to recommend either their products or services." Director of Development Award Design winner, Grove Court, designed by Architect Noble Hanlon of Design & Build Services, Nottingham, incorporates many of the fine features typical of the other 12 Homes owned by the Elizabeth Finn Trust, a charitable organisation dedicated to support and care for professional people and their families, who have fallen on hard times and either need financial assistance to help with extreme difficulties in their homes, or because their circumstances are such that they require care in a residential or nursing environment. In creating the new home we have taken advantage of the latest in care home design and technology, creating an environment that will enable the multidisciplinary team to provide a holistic approach to patient care, whilst encouraging residents and patients to retain a high level of independence. Choosing the right bed, we had to address a complex set of needs, which encompass those of both the occupants and operators. The three most important factors that influenced us to purchase the BAKARE beds (60 in number).
Grove Court operates with a No Lifting Policy. Beds which help minimise manual handling reduce the danger of friction and correspondingly, the risk of pressure sores. Independence is a major issue affecting quality of life of those receiving health care. Elderly and disabled people having the means to do things for themselves can grow in confidence and ability. Manager, Grove Court Situated on the outskirts of the village of Storrington, near Worthing in West Sussex, Sussexdown Nursing Home is set in large gardens with its own bowling green and has panoramic views over the Downs. Sussex Down provides long term residential and nursing care for disabled and chronically ill from the whole RAF community and their dependants. Convalescent and respite care are also provided. Bakare are proud to have been involved with the recent refurbishment of Sussexdown and have supplied 67 Volker beds to this warm and pleasant home.
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