product id and interfacing info?

Hi All

 

I have a client who wishes us to provide control of her massage over-mattress and I am having difficulty tracing it and obtaining interfacing information. The device is a Seat Solution ‘Relax Massage’, model No:11100. Any assistance would be much appreciated.

 

Cheers

 

Jeremy

 

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Principal Clinical Scientist

Electronic Assistive Technology Service

Ninewells Hospital

NHS Tayside

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Hi Barry

 

Thank you – that sounds sensible. I’m not an OT and it really hadn’t occurred to me to get her to see one.

 

I thought I might need 2 mattresses – although my Dad being tipped out of bed might not always be a bad thing! ;-)

 

Kind Regards

 

Jackie Champion

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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals. [mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Taylor, Barry
Sent: 30 June 2009 10:07
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Re: Help getting out of bed

 

Jackie

I’d recommend seeing an Occupational Therapist first, as there are lots of low tech strategies that might help, before going down this road.  Apologies if you are an OT or you’ve done that already.

 

A recent client was singing the praises of IKEA electrical beds which enabled them to have one side electrical & one side standard & at what they thought was a good price.  I couldn’t give any recommendation.

 

Don’t forget that you need two separate mattresses.  If you put a lifter under one half of a double mattress it tips the other occupant out of bed.

Barry

Barry Taylor, Clinical Scientist
Medical Physics Service
Tulley Medical Physics Building, Hull Royal Infirmary
Anlaby Road, Hull HU3 2JZ

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Tel: 01482 608971, Fax: 01482 608951
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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals. [mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Jackie Champion
Sent: 30 June 2009 09:44
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Help getting out of bed

 

Hi

 

My mother has osteoarthritis in her spine and is suddenly finding that on occasion she is unable to get out of bed without help from my father. Occasionally they sleep separately due to her back problems which keep them both awake. This can cause problems for her in the middle of the night if she needs to get up and is alone.

 

I’m pretty sure there are beds/adaptations to beds out there with remote controls which will ‘sit you up’. Ideally I want to find one that will fit a double bed but do only her side (or both sides independently).

 

This is my first foray into this area and so I haven’t visited Disability North yet although I intend to. However, some direction would be greatly received.

 

Many thanks

 

Kind Regards

 

Jackie Champion

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Jackie

 

I agree with Barrie that you should consider speaking to an occupational therapist. You should have access to an ‘independent living centre’, where you can drop in for advice, and I suggest that you google this phrase for your area or search the site for your local council. The solution may not be technological, but an example that does not involve getting a new bed is,

 

http://www.betterlifehealthcare.com/view_product.php?prodID=6859

 

regards

 

Jeremy

 

Jeremy Linskell CEng, CSci, MIPEM

Principal Clinical Scientist

Electronic Assistive Technology Service

Ninewells Hospital

NHS Tayside

tel: 01382-496286

fax:01382-496322

 

 

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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals. [mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Taylor, Barry
Sent: 30 June 2009 10:07
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Re: Help getting out of bed

 

Jackie

I’d recommend seeing an Occupational Therapist first, as there are lots of low tech strategies that might help, before going down this road.  Apologies if you are an OT or you’ve done that already.

 

A recent client was singing the praises of IKEA electrical beds which enabled them to have one side electrical & one side standard & at what they thought was a good price.  I couldn’t give any recommendation.

 

Don’t forget that you need two separate mattresses.  If you put a lifter under one half of a double mattress it tips the other occupant out of bed.

Barry

Barry Taylor, Clinical Scientist
Medical Physics Service
Tulley Medical Physics Building, Hull Royal Infirmary
Anlaby Road, Hull HU3 2JZ

****Please note new phone numbers from May 2009:
Tel: 01482 608971, Fax: 01482 608951
barry.taylor@...
rehabilitation.engineering@...

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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals. [mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Jackie Champion
Sent: 30 June 2009 09:44
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Subject: Help getting out of bed

 

Hi

 

My mother has osteoarthritis in her spine and is suddenly finding that on occasion she is unable to get out of bed without help from my father. Occasionally they sleep separately due to her back problems which keep them both awake. This can cause problems for her in the middle of the night if she needs to get up and is alone.

 

I’m pretty sure there are beds/adaptations to beds out there with remote controls which will ‘sit you up’. Ideally I want to find one that will fit a double bed but do only her side (or both sides independently).

 

This is my first foray into this area and so I haven’t visited Disability North yet although I intend to. However, some direction would be greatly received.

 

Many thanks

 

Kind Regards

 

Jackie Champion

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Thanks Jeremy.

I'll get her to get an OT referral. The pillow lifter looks really good.

Kind Regards
 
Jackie Champion

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From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals.
[mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Jeremy Linskell
Sent: 30 June 2009 11:01
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Re: Help getting out of bed

Jackie

 

I agree with Barrie that you should consider speaking to an occupational
therapist. You should have access to an 'independent living centre',
where you can drop in for advice, and I suggest that you google this
phrase for your area or search the site for your local council. The
solution may not be technological, but an example that does not involve
getting a new bed is,

 

http://www.betterlifehealthcare.com/view_product.php?prodID=6859

 

regards

 

Jeremy

 

Jeremy Linskell CEng, CSci, MIPEM

Principal Clinical Scientist

Electronic Assistive Technology Service

Ninewells Hospital

NHS Tayside

tel: 01382-496286

fax:01382-496322

 

 

________________________________

From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals.
[mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Taylor, Barry
Sent: 30 June 2009 10:07
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Re: Help getting out of bed

 

Jackie

I'd recommend seeing an Occupational Therapist first, as there are lots
of low tech strategies that might help, before going down this road.
Apologies if you are an OT or you've done that already.

 

A recent client was singing the praises of IKEA electrical beds which
enabled them to have one side electrical & one side standard & at what
they thought was a good price.  I couldn't give any recommendation.

 

Don't forget that you need two separate mattresses.  If you put a lifter
under one half of a double mattress it tips the other occupant out of
bed.

Barry

Barry Taylor, Clinical Scientist
Medical Physics Service
Tulley Medical Physics Building, Hull Royal Infirmary
Anlaby Road, Hull HU3 2JZ

****Please note new phone numbers from May 2009:
Tel: 01482 608971, Fax: 01482 608951
barry.taylor@...
rehabilitation.engineering@...

-----Original Message-----
From: A discussion list for Assistive Technology professionals.
[mailto:ASSISTECH@...] On Behalf Of Jackie Champion
Sent: 30 June 2009 09:44
To: ASSISTECH@...
Subject: Help getting out of bed

 

Hi

 

My mother has osteoarthritis in her spine and is suddenly finding that
on occasion she is unable to get out of bed without help from my father.
Occasionally they sleep separately due to her back problems which keep
them both awake. This can cause problems for her in the middle of the
night if she needs to get up and is alone.

 

I'm pretty sure there are beds/adaptations to beds out there with remote
controls which will 'sit you up'. Ideally I want to find one that will
fit a double bed but do only her side (or both sides independently).

 

This is my first foray into this area and so I haven't visited
Disability North yet although I intend to. However, some direction would
be greatly received.

 

Many thanks

 

Kind Regards

 

Jackie Champion

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