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Why Choose CareFlex? Five Reasons Our Approach to Specialist Seating Is Different.
Why Choose CareFlex? Five Reasons Our Approach to Specialist Seating Is Different. By Craig Downton (Sales and Marketing Director) Choosing specialist seating is

Supporting Posture, Comfort and Function Throughout the Dementia Journey
When people think about dementia, memory loss is often the first thing that comes to mind. However, dementia affects far more than cognition

How the AlphaCare II helped…L’s story
Specialist Seating for Advanced Huntington’s Disease Restoring Comfort, Safety and Quality of Life Introduction For individuals living with Huntington’s disease, specialist seating

Celebrating Lynn French’s 10 Years at CareFlex
This month, we are proud to celebrate a special milestone as Lynn French, Senior Production Operative, marks 10 years with CareFlex. Before joining

Welcoming Scott Wheeler as our New Sales Manager
We are delighted to announce Scott Wheeler as our new Sales Manager, bringing with him more than 11 years of experience within the

The Impact of Transfers on Posture
The term “transfers” refers to the method by which a person moves from one surface to another, this may be in and out

Early Mobilisation: Enhancing Patient Recovery with Specialist Seating
Mobilising as soon as it is medically safe after critical illness or surgical intervention has been shown to significantly improve long-term recovery. Physical

CareFlex Celebrates 30 Year Anniversary
Today marks a very special milestone for us at CareFlex: our 30th anniversary. For three decades, we’ve been dedicated to innovating, supporting our

The Benefits of Tilt-in-Space Specialist Chairs
A tilt-in-space chair is much more than a seating upgrade. It’s a solution for individuals living with limited mobility, complex postural needs or

Preventing Forward Falls: Why Supportive Seating Matters
Forward falls are one of the most common types of incidents among people with reduced mobility or postural challenges. Whether it’s due to

The Clinician’s Pocket Book of Seating: A Practical Companion for Confident, Evidence‑Informed Practice
This practical guide has already supported many Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, and other health and social care professionals across the UK – and with

When Someone Appears “Unseatable”
When someone appears “unseatable”. For people who are unable to move their body independently and rely on others for all of their postural