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BES Rehab is known as the provider of top quality equipment, and has always understood the importance of postural management. We appreciate that every client is different, hence the need for equipment is never the same from person to person.
We aim to bring together best of class solutions from around the world, which not only promote postural support, but also provide comfort, to make sure that individuals get the equipment they are looking for to suit their needs.
We offer a portfolio of solutions from paediatric sizes, all the way to extra large adult sizes.
Pressure Care - Footwear
Comfort for your Feet - Our Shear Comfort footwear products keep the feet warm and protected in a soft bed of wool, and can be worn in bed, around the home or when travelling or staying away.
Back Supports
The back of a seating system is arguably the most important part of the seating system. We supply a large range of back sizes and depths for wheelchair users with varying lifestyles and support needs.
Pressure Care - Seating
A wheelchair cushion has many jobs to do and roles to play. The three main criteria that a cushion should meet are tissue integrity, posture and functionality. Does your cushion meet the criteria?
Head Supports
Positioning the head in the right place is not just an important aspect of good posture, it is also essential for carrying out daily functional activities including eye contact, social interaction, spatial awareness, balance, swallowing, digestion, etc.
Targetted Pressure Care
Certain areas of the body are at higher risk of developing pressure ulcers due to boney protuberances or fragile skin, such as at the elbows, heels, ankles, sacrum, and under the buttocks. We have a range of specially designed products to target protection of these areas.
Belts and Harnesses
Seating is an activity, hence positioning the pelvis and upper body correctly to allow for reach and movement is very important. Belts and harnesses help support the trunk and the pelvis during functional activities.
