The New Wave of Foodservice Technology in Senior Care

Product Focus

All-Foam Furniture

The Carefoam two-piece model (shown) is a key component of a restraint-free fall-reduction program. The “all-foam” construction eliminates hard edges, reducing the potential for skin trauma. The furniture is designed to comfortably accommodate in a variety of seating positions, providing head, neck, and lumbar support.

Manufactured from five different densities of foam, including “memory foam” in the seat, the chair provides overall support and pressure reduction. Unique features accommodate both weight-bearing residents and the use of a mechanical lift.

For more information, call (877) 236-2687 or visit https://www.carefoam.com.

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Human Resource Management

Kronos helps organizations manage their most strategic asset-their workforce-by providing the tools needed to control labor costs, minimize compliance risk, improve productivity, and deliver quality care. The easy-to-own workforce management solutions from Kronos make complete automation and information a reality. The company’s time and attendance, scheduling, absence management, HR and payroll, hiring, and labor analytics solutions give customers the edge they need to compete. Kronos has installations in more than 4,200 healthcare facilities.

For more information, call (800) 225-1561 or visit https://www.kronos.com/healthcare.

Touchless Cleaning System

The ICS, from Hydro Systems Co., is an affordable, battery-powered portable cleaning system that uses correctly dosed cleaning chemicals applied by spray nozzle using low-flow/low-pressure technology. The ICS uses 50% less water and chemicals than most traditional automated cleaning systems. It operates on a rechargeable, maintenance-free, recyclable battery. The ICS can be used for daily cleaning of many long-term care equipment and areas including wheelchairs, restrooms, resident rooms, and community showers.

For more information, call (513) 271-8800 or visit https://www.hydro-ics.com.

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