The brand new Caribbean bed has unique, versatile features along with fun, vibrant and colourful designs available. This paediatric bed does not look a plain specialist bed you may find in the hospital. The Caribbean can be personalized with a wide range of customizable themes to make each child’s...
We are following the Covert 19 Public Health England Guidelines. The guidelines are updated daily at 2pm on: https://www.gov.uk/guidance/coronavirus-covid-19-information-for-the-public All our drivers have been issued with alcohol gel and guidelines for use, we are taking temperatures daily of all staff to monitor their wellbeing. Should the outbreak of Coronavirus...
Centrobed will be attending the Occupational Therapy Show on the 25th and 26th November 2020.
Centrobed will be attending RISE4Disability Expo on the 15th September. Come along and see our products in action.
A healthy level of mobility is one of the most important factors to consider when it comes to getting a good night’s sleep. By not being able to move and position yourself in bed without the assistance or regular provision of a carer then one’s own dignity, mental wellbeing...
We are currently in ‘Healthcare Science Week’ (March 6th – 15th), the goal of this week is to promote and celebrate the advancements in all branches of healthcare including medicine, treatment and technology. One of the most important aspects of healthcare science that is occupational therapy and professional care....
The largest disability and home care event in the UK, Naidex has returned to the NEC Birmingham on November 9th & 10th; Centrobed are attending with our specialist beds and cots including a brand new product. At Naidex, we will be unveiling a brand new paediatric bed the Caribbean...
One of the most important aspects in maintaining a healthy lifestyle is having enough sleep. There are many factors that can negatively affect a person’s ability to sleep; this includes breathing problems, muscle irregularities and pressure sores. These issues are often unable to be resolved when using a standard...
Liam has been living with Motor Neurone Disease (MND) for 14 years leaving him with a lack of control in his lower body and unable to walk. Liam explains: “In 2005 I was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Living with MND this long is lucky if you could...