A Change for the Better.
Introducing the QuickChange Wrap, a new incontinence product for bed-bound and wheelchair-bound men.
A Change for the Better.
Introducing QuickChange, a new continence product for bed bound and wheelchair using men.
Sometimes the best medicine ...is dignity.
QuickChange saves time, it prevents urine from coming in contact with the skin, it’s easy to change (only requiring one person) and the individual being treated doesn’t even have to be awake. More importantly, it’s a truly dignified way to deal with a less than dignified medical issue.
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Why QuickChange is Better
Easier Changes
It’s named QuickChange for good reason: it only takes 60 seconds to change, regardless of his size, anatomy or weight. One person, one very quick change. Allowing you to provide a higher level of care, at home.
No Lifting Required
Unlike traditional designs of diaper/briefs that wrap around the waist and legs, QuickChange wraps are applied "from the top down". It means anyone can administer care, where previously it might require several people to lift the man in order to clean and change a diaper.
Minimize Sleep Interruptions
Changing a traditional brief requires lifting or rolling in order to get underneath the man. This typically awakens the man. With the QuickChange wrap, a caregiver can change the wrap in 60 second without lifting or rolling, allowing the man to rest throughout the night.
Promotes Skin Health
The QuickChange Wrap absorbs urine before it comes in contact with the skin, significantly reducing the risk of any skin health issues. When using a diaper/brief only, urine migrates between the thighs and pools under the buttocks before being absorbed. QuickChange Wraps are open, thus letting heat and moisture escape; briefs are sealed shut and trap in heat and moisture.
Clinically Proven to Prevent Pressure Injuries
In a study led by the wound care team at the Mayo Clinic, QuickChange Wraps were shown to prevent pressure injuries related to HAPIs.
Minimize Touching and Contact
Many developmentally disabled males are uncomfortable with tactile touch and care. The less touching with regard to personal care the better, especially in the genital area. As urine is immediately trapped, sensitive wiping is minimized, if not eliminated.
Already providing better care in leading facilities across the US such as:
