According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 39% of seniors living in residential facilities experience incontinence issues. The associated cleanup tasks aren’t limited to the senior-care market, however. Camps, retreats and behavioral health treatment centers also need to create appropriate strategies for incidents involving bodily fluids.
Topics: Behavioral Healthcare Furniture, contract fabrics, heavy duty furniture, group living furniture, Fabric/Upholstered Furniture for Contract, Health Care Furniture
As the year winds down, you’re probably seeking out a few traditional moments of peace. Whether it’s holiday gatherings with family or annual reflections on your professional accomplishments, setting worries aside is a universally healing experience.
Topics: Furniture for Treament Centers, Sober Living Furniture, Plastic Furniture, molded plastic Furniture, Behavioral Healthcare Furniture, Extreme-Use Furniture, Adolescent Treatment Centers, Health Care Furniture, anti-ligature furniture
It can be tricky to balance needs for new furniture and budget concerns. group living facilities and summer camps have to deal with this issue every year in order to keep their facilities and camps up to snuff for discerning clients/parents.
Topics: Summer Camp Furniture, contract fabrics, Contract Furniture & Fabric: Making it Last
Bunkbeds and summer camp are natural companions – like peanut butter and jelly! With a variety of metal and wood bunks available, which is right for your camp? Let’s look at what they have in common and what sets them apart.
Topics: Wood Crate Furniture, heavy duty furniture, bed bugs, Bunkbeds, camp buying advise, Summer Camp Furniture, Camp & Retreat Furniture, Metal Furniture, Camp Mattresses
Maybe you’re new in this field or maybe you’ve been working in it for years but this is the first time you’ve been tasked with ordering new furniture for your facility. No big deal, everyone has bought furniture before—you go online or you go to the store, you pick out what you want, maybe from a show floor or maybe from a catalog, and within a matter of days, a week or two at most, bam, you’ve got a new room. Hold up there! What works for the average buyer of residential furniture won’t work for a facility with special needs.
Topics: Contract Furniture, Health Care Furniture, Group Furniture Buying Advice, Furniture For Incontinence
