Biotechsis "inbed" Care Management System

This technically advanced, simple yet effective multifunctional “inbed” Care Management System is easy for carers to use. It is designed to work with and complement other existing in-bed care products (such as Profiling beds, Pressure relieving airflow mattresses and Static or Mobile hoists) when used with them.

BIOTECHsis Introduction Film
Fitting the System
Sliding up the Bed
Turning in the Bed
Sitting up in Bed
Inserting Removing
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