Reval has been chosen to help care home housing charity Abbeyfield exceed all expectations of care home bathroom environments, with spa therapy assisted bathing.

Bringing enjoyment to the most normal of tasks, and promoting health and wellbeing through bathing, Reval have supplied their variable height Caprice equipped with a transfer seat, all simply operated at the touch of a button.

Suitable for users with good cognitive and postural mobility the Caprice has many innovative features designed to optimise user comfort, safety and relaxation. These include four spa therapy options that transform a routine bathing experience to unsurpassed levels of therapy and relaxation.

Ensuring their residents enjoy their rest and relaxation time the Spa Therapy bath provides mood lighting, aromatherapy and hydrotherapy settings for the complete spa experience.

Chris Prescott, national sales manager at Reval says: “Retirement is all about quality of life, and it’s good to see this is reflected in everything Abbeyfield do, so much so it even extends to how they chose to design their bathroom facilities. The spa facilities really do take assisted bathing to another level and we are delighted to be providing high quality bathing equipment to such a high-end facility.”

With cutting edge innovation and user-friendly controls, the Caprice features a touchless panel designed to reduce risk of cross contamination, which is important in today’s challenging healthcare environments. In addition, the Caprice features anti-scold technology and demonstrates compliance with all legal requirements set out by the UK water industry.

Take a look at a fantastic virtual tour of the brand new Abbeyfield Residential Care Home, Speedwell Court here

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Reval’s vision is to transform the lives of those people living with health and mobility challenges by promoting hygiene and rehabilitative solutions that focus on the safe and dignified needs of each individual and the overall impact on their sustainable well-being. By providing innovative product solutions with exceptional levels of service we are to be recognised globally as industry experts and the first-choice supplier for acute and long-term care.

Reval will be taking to the high seas to support a rowing team to achieve their challenge of completing the World’s toughest row, the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge in aid of two charities Tiny Lives and the Fire Fighters Charity.

Taking pride of place in this 3000-mile feat of endurance, the Reval logo will proudly feature on rowing duo Phil Pugh and Paul Hopkins boat, the Atlantic Dream as they set sail from La Gomera in the Canary Islands on their way to Nelson’s Dockyard English Harbour in Antigua and Barbuda this December.

Jason Ashman, managing director of Reval says: “Reval products are used to setting sail as they make their way from our La Rochelle manufacturing plant in France to the rest of the World. However this time it won’t be assisted bathing and rehabilitation products. We’re delighted to be a small part of this global challenge and really hope this UK rowing pair battle through the physical and mental challenges they will face to reach their destination all in the name of charity.”

Reval’s vision is to transform the lives of those people living with health and mobility challenges by promoting hygiene and rehabilitative solutions that focus on the safe and dignified needs of each individual and the overall impact on their sustainable well-being. By providing innovative product solutions with exceptional levels of service we are to be recognised globally as industry experts and the first-choice supplier for acute and long-term care.

 

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