Algeos expands pressure-care portfolio through new Caversham® partnership
Algeos has expanded its pressure-care portfolio through a new distribution partnership with Caversham®, making four specialist Class I medical devices available to healthcare professionals and care providers across the UK.
Resistance bands are simple, lightweight exercise bands used to improve strength, flexibility, mobility and movement control. They are commonly recommended by physiotherapists, GPs, podiatrists and rehabilitation professionals because they allow people to exercise safely at home without needing large gym equipment.
A practical, evidence-informed clinical guide for NHS physiotherapy and rehabilitation teams, and for informed patients who want to use foam rollers safely with purpose.
Let’s be honest, your feet don’t always get the love that they deserve. They’re tucked away in shoes all day, doing the hard work of keeping you moving through life… literally. Yet, when it comes to self-care, they’re often the last thing on the list.
Using an exercise ball as a chair in the workplace has become a popular alternative to traditional seating. While there are some potential benefits, there are also notable disadvantages to consider. Below, we explore both the advantages and drawbacks of using an exercise ball as a chair, as well as tips on how to use it properly and alternative ways to improve posture.
This guide focuses on tools that are genuinely useful day-to-day: building strength at home, improving balance and stability, easing muscle tightness, supporting sensory seating, and making basic health monitoring easier.
Peanut exercise balls are a unique fitness tool. Their distinctive shape sets them apart from traditional exercise balls. These balls offer a range of benefits. They can improve balance, coordination, and core strength. But what exactly are peanut exercise balls? And how are they used in fitness routines?
This week is World Well-Being Week, which is a global initiative to promote and raise awareness of the importance of wellbeing. This week-long celebration takes place every year during the last week in June, with different organisations and communities hosting events and initiatives to support this cause,