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  • Post Op Shoe

    February 12, 2026

    What Is a Post-Op Shoe?

    A post-op shoe (post-operative shoe) is a medical footwear device used after foot surgery, fractures, ulcer care or soft-tissue procedures to protect the foot and reduce stress during walking. 

  • Turn All

    November 04, 2025

    Reducing pressure ulcer risk: The role of automated lateral turning systems

    In the challenging world of pressure care, ensuring immobile or high-risk patients receive consistent repositioning is one of the most effective ways to prevent and treat pressure ulcers. In this blog post we explore how an automated lateral turning system.

  • Single Patient Use Pressure Cushions

    August 13, 2025

    Single-Use Pressure Relief Cushions Unwrapped

    Demand for single-use pressure care cushions - especially disposable pressure-relief cushions - exists across UK hospitals, care homes and community services. The drivers are simple: infection prevention and control (IPC), speed and simplicity in high-turnover pathways, and the ongoing need to prevent pressure ulcers. 

  • Preventing Pressure Sores on the Buttocks With Cushion

    July 31, 2025

    Preventing Pressure Sores on the Buttocks

    Pressure sores (also called pressure ulcers or pressure injuries) are largely preventable. The buttocks - especially the sacrum and ischial tuberosities - are high-risk areas for anyone who sits or lies for prolonged periods, has reduced mobility or experiences incontinence.

  • Heel Up Pressure Relief Cushions

    June 30, 2025

    How Levabo Relieves Heel Pressure in Bed

    Pressure ulcers, also known as pressure sores, are a significant concern in hospitals and care homes, particularly among immobile or vulnerable patients. The heel is especially prone to ulceration due to its minimal soft tissue padding and frequent contact with bed surfaces. Heel Up pressure relief cushions offer a targeted solution by completely offloading the heel, redistributing pressure, and protecting the skin from injury.

  • Pressure Sore Cushion

    April 06, 2025

    Preventing Pressure Sores with Levabo

    In this article, we explore how Levabo products support the effective management of pressure ulcers, examine the best cushions for pressure sores on buttocks, highlight the importance of heel cushions for pressure sores, and provide actionable insights into preventing pressure sores before they begin.

  • Tissue Viability

    November 21, 2024

    Understanding and preventing pressure ulcers

    Across the UK, over 700,000 people are affected by pressure ulcers each year, at a cost of £3.8 million every day to the NHS1. With an ageing population – as well as increasing prevalence of conditions such as diabetes, heart and kidney diseases, peripheral vascular disease, Alzheimer’s and lower limb oedema – prevention has been more important than ever to reduce waiting lists and improve the lives of those affected.

  • Patient Turning Mattress

    October 29, 2024

    Patient turning system could prevent pressure ulcers

    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.
  • Blood stream with infected cells

    September 10, 2024

    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.