The Royal EZ Collection, A seating innovation designed to create a SAFER and more<br /> ENJOYABLE mealtime experience.

Seating innovations designed
to create a SAFER and more
ENJOYABLE mealtime experience.

The Contessa Series feature stylish aluminum-framed chairs with a wood grain finish that will enhance the décor of your dining room.
Senior Dining Chairs - Contessa 100
Senior Dining Chairs - Contessa 200
Senior Dining Chairs - Contessa 300
Senior Dining Chairs - Contessa 400

As Care Needs Change…

When Care Needs Change

Residents Become Less Mobile, More Dependent, and Require More Physical Effort From Caregivers

Front Line Caregivers Are the First to Feel the Impact of Reduced Mobility…Read More

Caregivers are expected to exert whatever physical effort is required (pushing–pulling–shoving–twisting) each time a seated person needs to be moved into position at the table.

Chairs  FAIL Both Seniors and Caregivers. Why?

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Chairs are not designed to move

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Chairs are not designed to reduce the physical demands of the caregiver
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Cushioned flooring creates pockets into which chair legs get “stuck”

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Front casters weaken the structural integrity of a chair and cause damage to floors…Read More

Chair innovations should be designed to:

Prevent Falls

Move the Chair...Not the Person

Reduce the Physical Demands of Caregivers

Eliminate Table Interference

Attach to the Base of Existing Chairs

Chair Caddie (Retro-fit)
Chair Caddie Retrofit by ComforTek

How These Innovations Works…

Step 1. Have the Person Remain Standing
Step 2. Move the Chair to the Person
Step 3. Have the Person Sit Down
Step 4. Move the Seated-Person Up-To the Table
Step 5. Move the Seated Person Away-From the Table

The Chair Caddie…Creates a SAFER and More ENJOYABLE Mealtime Routine

The Chair Caddie…Enhances the Quality of Outdoor Living

As Care Needs Change…Navigating The Trip Zone Matters

The Trip Zone

The ‘Trip Zone‘ is the area around the front of table into which a person needing assistance must navigate. Trips and falls occur often in this area as both the senior and caregivers are expected to:

(1) shuffle sideways
(2) step backwards
(3) lean on the table

for balance as the caregiver assists an individual get seated.

Navigating the Trip Zone:

4 Person Table Arrangement

Navigating the Trip Zone:

Community Dining (12+ Residents)

Preventing Falls

Reducing Injuries

Increasing a Senior’s Sense of Dignity and Self-Worth

Creating An Enjoyable Mealtime Experience

A Win for the Entire Senior Living Community

REDUCING

Workplace Injuries
WC Claims / Absenteeism
Stress and Anxiety
Flooring Replacement Costs

CREATING

Safer Workplace
A Enjoyable Mealtime Routine
Healthier Work Environment
Better Retention of Staff / Residents

NURTURING

Residents & Families
Experience an Increased
Sense of
Dignity & Self-Worth

Contact ComforTek ( www.comfortek.com/better )

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