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Algeos steps forward with orthotic and diabetic innovations at Podiatry 2024

Algeos returns to the Royal College of Podiatry conference in 2024 to showcase its new partnerships, advancements in podiatric technology, and brand-new educational offering.

Exhibiting across two stands, two demo zones, and workshop area, the team are bringing exciting new product launches, partnerships, and space for foot health professionals to get stuck in with orthotic therapy and diabetic foot solutions.

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  1. College of Podiatry

    Algeos steps forward with orthotic and diabetic innovations at Podiatry 2024

    Algeos returns to the Royal College of Podiatry conference in 2024 to showcase its new partnerships, advancements in podiatric technology, and brand-new educational offering.

    Exhibiting across two stands, two demo zones, and workshop area, the team are bringing exciting new product launches, partnerships, and space for foot health professionals to get stuck in with orthotic therapy and diabetic foot solutions.

  2. Algeos Jobs

    We're hiring - Operations Apprentice

    Algeos is looking to hire two Operations Apprentices to work within its Operations team on site in Speke, Liverpool. Reporting to the Distribution Manager, the successful candidates will be responsible for ensuring smooth receipt and storage of goods arriving from suppliers and ensure goods are accurately picked, packed and dispatched within our service level agreement timeframes. 

  3. Mattress-turning system could prevent pressure ulcers occurring for those in social care

    Mattress-turning system could prevent pressure ulcers occurring for those in social care

    A White Paper commissioned by Care England has suggested that an innovative mattress-turning system has the potential to prevent pressure ulcers occurring for people in adult social care, while improving their comfort and promoting healing – all while delivering significant cost and resource savings to care providers and the NHS.

  4. Person with back pain holding their back

    Why does back care matter?

    Did you know approximately 1 in 6 people in England have back pain, this includes people of all ages and all causes of back pain. Back pain is a common condition that affects people of all ages and it refers to discomfort, tension, or stiffness in the back area, ranging from mild to severe.

    It can be in different regions from the lower back (lumbar region), middle back (thoracic region) and upper back (cervical and thoracic regions). The lumbar region is the most common area for back pain since it supports much of the body’s weight.

  5. Curing Plantar Fasciitis

    Curing Plantar Fasciitis: A Research-Backed Guide

    If left untreated, plantar fasciitis can lead to chronic pain and even affect mobility. This guide delves into research-backed treatments, exercises, and lifestyle adjustments to help manage and cure plantar fasciitis.

  6. Resistance Band for Plantar Fasciitis

    Plantar Fasciitis Exercises with Resistance Band

    This exercise is designed to strengthen the small muscles in the foot, helping alleviate symptoms of plantar fasciitis. Regularly incorporating this into your routine can improve foot strength and flexibility.

    The video below illustrates the exercise perfectly from NHS Ayrshire & Arran.

  7. Team Algeos

    The Ultimate Canoe Challenge - Zoe's Place

    On Saturday 28th September, Team Algeos is taking on an incredible challenge for our charity of the year Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice. This event will see teams paddling their way along the Leeds through to the Liverpool Canal, which is an amazing 22 miles.  Zoe’s Place Baby Hospice supports babies and young children who have complex illnesses or disabilities from birth to age five. They work to ensure that very unwell children can enjoy the best possible quality of life and supporting their families throughout their journey.

  8. Blood stream with infected cells

    World Sepsis Day: Addressing Sepsis Risk in Diabetic Patients

    Diabetic patients face a higher risk of sepsis due to slow-healing wounds and infections. Early detection through neuropathy testing and using off-loading cushions or advanced insoles like Levabo Heel Up can prevent ulcers from turning into severe infections. Proper foot care, daily inspections, and hygiene are crucial.

    On World Sepsis Day, let’s focus on protecting diabetic patients through proactive care and education to reduce the risk of life-threatening sepsis.

  9. Venn and Algeos

    Algeos joins forces with Venn Healthcare to expand UK reach for Storz Medical devices

    Leading lower-limb care supplier, manufacturer, and distributor, Algeos, has announced its strategic partnership with Venn Healthcare – the UK & Ireland’s largest supplier and distributor of non-invasive medical systems. The new collaboration will focus on expanding the reach of Storz Medical shockwave therapy devices across the podiatry and physiotherapy sectors, helping both businesses grow their customer bases and bolstering the profitability of healthcare specialists across the country.

  10. Kids Insoles

    Children's Insoles: Helping Young Feet

    Insoles can be an effective solution, providing essential support and guidance for developing arches and improving overall foot alignment. This guide will offer an in-depth look at kids insoles, helping you make informed decisions for your young patients or children.

  11. Drop Foot Condition

    Drop Foot: Causes and How Ankle Braces Can Help

    Foot drop, or drop foot, is a condition that makes it hard for a person to lift the front of their foot, causing problems when walking. It’s not a disease in itself but a sign of an underlying issue, often related to neurological, muscular, or anatomical problems. This article will look at the signs and symptoms of foot drop.

  12. Aortha Workshop Machine

    Mastering Workshop Machinery

    Workshop machinery is the variety of machines and tools that are used in workshops, typically for manufacturing, construction, or repair work. The different machines are designed to perform specific tasks such as cutting, shaping, drilling, grinding, and assembling materials like wood, metal, plastic, and composites.

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