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19/07/2026

A real patient. A real caregiver. A real-world experience with advanced pressure injury care.

A mother and her son from Larnaca, Cyprus share what happened after she switched from a standard air mattress to the multiTURN® 6 automatic lateral turning mattress.

She is paraplegic and had four open pressure ulcers, three of them Stage 4. Her condition had continued to deteriorate, and one episode resulted in sepsis.

In this testimonial, both patient and caregiver describe:

• the challenges they faced before changing the support surface
• how the wounds progressed after the switch
• what daily care looks like today
• the practical value of automated repositioning at home

The multiTURN® 6 is a Multifunction Lateral Turning Mattress that combines automated lateral turning, alternating pressure redistribution, shear reduction, and microclimate management in one system.

🎥 Watch the short version:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sY-ApKYStV4

🎥 Watch the full testimonial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcxLbFy7UA0

Audio is in Greek with English subtitles.

This testimonial reflects one individual patient experience. Outcomes may vary depending on clinical condition, wound care, nutrition, repositioning, and the overall care plan.

For distributors and healthcare partners, this is a valuable real-world perspective on the role of continuous repositioning in complex pressure injury care.

Four open wounds, three of them Stage 4, and a sepsis scare. A moth...

05/07/2026

How is your organization managing pressure redistribution for patients who spend prolonged periods seated—particularly during rehabilitation, wheelchair mobility and transfers between care environments? Seated Pressure Injuries Demand a Smarter Solution.

The complete article examines patient selection, clinical integration, nursing considerations, device functionality, and the procurement case for active seated pressure redistribution.

Read the full ABeWER Clinical Intelligence article:
https://abewer.com/safesit-seated-pressure-injury-prevention/

05/06/2026

We were delighted to welcome representatives of the Larnaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry to ABeWER.
It was a wonderful opportunity to present our work, share our passion for improving patient care, and discuss the importance of innovation in healthcare.
At ABeWER, we are committed to supporting healthcare professionals, patients, and caregivers with specialized solutions designed to enhance comfort, safety, and quality of life.
Thank you to the Chamber for your visit, your interest in our mission, and the meaningful discussions. We look forward to continuing our contribution to healthcare in Cyprus.

01/06/2026

B2B Distributor Partnership, Germany & DACH Region

Healthcare partnerships are often discussed in commercial terms.

But in prevention science, partnerships influence outcomes on a much larger scale: patient outcomes.

Pressure injuries remain among the most significant and preventable challenges in healthcare systems. At the same time, healthcare providers face increasing complexity: elderly populations, high-acuity patients, mobility limitations, staffing pressures, and growing demands around quality outcomes.

In this environment, prevention becomes a systems challenge rather than a product challenge.

Evidence-based prevention depends on multiple factors working together:

• Early risk identification
• Individualized repositioning strategies
• Pressure redistribution approaches
• Microclimate considerations
• Clinical education
• Appropriate support surfaces
• Consistent implementation protocols

Technology plays an important role, but technology alone does not create prevention.

Prevention occurs when evidence, clinical practice and implementation align.

Though healthcare systems evolve, the strongest partnerships may not be simply those that improve procurement pathways or operational capability.

They may be those that help healthcare professionals protect tissue integrity earlier, reduce avoidable complications, and preserve dignity throughout the care journey.

The future of preventive care will likely be shaped by organizations that think beyond devices and focus on creating meaningful healthcare impact.

What characteristics do you believe define a valuable healthcare partnership in prevention-focused care?

25/05/2026

Nurses’ Role in Pressure Ulcer Prevention and Wound Healing in the Hospital: Advancing Care with Multifunction Lateral Turning Mattress (MLTM) Systems and Support Surface Innovation
Pressure injuries rarely begin when skin breaks down. They begin much earlier — with reduced mobility, compromised tissue tolerance, aging physiology, and small clinical changes that often remain invisible before they become visible.
That is why prevention is one of healthcare’s most important disciplines.
As healthcare systems face increasing complexity and aging populations, pressure injury prevention is becoming more than a bedside intervention. It is evolving into a broader conversation about how we identify risk, protect dignity, and design care systems that support both patients and clinicians.
Nurses remain central to this process.
Their continuous presence at the bedside allows early recognition of subtle changes in tissue condition, mobility, comfort, and overall patient status. Yet clinical reality is challenging. Repositioning schedules can be difficult to maintain consistently in high-demand environments, and prevention strategies must increasingly adapt to individual patient needs.
Current international guidance emphasizes that no support surface completely replaces repositioning; prevention requires individualized care strategies supported by assessment and clinical judgment.
The future of prevention may therefore not be a choice between people and technology.
It may be the thoughtful integration of both.
Advanced support surface systems, pressure redistribution technologies, microclimate management, and intelligent movement solutions can help create more consistent prevention environments while extending clinical capability.
Because pressure redistribution is not only about reducing mechanical forces.
It is about preserving circulation.
Protecting tissue.
Supporting healing.
And ultimately protecting human dignity.
Perhaps one of healthcare’s most important questions is not:
"How do we treat pressure injuries better?"
But:
"How do we create systems that prevent avoidable harm before it occurs?"
The future of prevention may start long before an injury appears.

Based on ABeWER article content and guideline-supported prevention principles.
Find the full Article in ABeWER Official website

18/05/2026

Most pressure injury protocols are not failing because of lack of knowledge.

They are failing because of ex*****on.

Manual repositioning every 2–3 hours sounds correct on paper.
But in real clinical environments?

It becomes:
→ inconsistent
→ delayed
→ dependent on staffing
→ biomechanically imprecise

Meanwhile, tissue loading is continuous.

That is the real gap.

Pressure injury formation is driven by:
Pressure magnitude + time under load

But traditional care only addresses this intermittently.

This is where clinical thinking is shifting:

From:
Manual, labor-dependent repositioning

To:
Continuous, protocol-driven prevention

I’ve published a new clinical whitepaper on the ABeWER Official Website:

Advancing Pressure Injury Prevention Protocols: From Manual Repositioning to Intelligent Support Surface Systems

It explores:
• Why repositioning protocols fail in practice
• The biomechanical limits of traditional support surfaces
• The gap between guidelines and real-world care
• How automated systems like multiTURN® 6 enable continuous offloading
• The transition from intermittent care → intelligent prevention systems

Read the full whitepaper here:
https://abewer.com/intelligent-support-surfaces-pressure-injury-prevention/

For distributors:

This is not just product evolution.
This is a shift in how prevention is delivered.

The companies that understand this shift will lead the next generation of wound care.

12/05/2026

International Nurses Day 2026 ABeWER Team Wishes

Today, the ABeWER Team proudly recognizes the professionals who stand at the forefront of patient care—nurses.

Their role goes far beyond routine care. Nurses are central to clinical outcomes:
• Detecting early signs of deterioration
• Implementing evidence-based interventions
• Preventing avoidable complications

In pressure injury prevention, this impact is especially visible. From individualized repositioning strategies to nutritional oversight and the correct use of support surfaces, nurses are the driving force behind practices that protect patient integrity and recovery

At ABeWER, we recognize that clinical innovation only delivers value when guided by skilled hands and informed judgment. Nurses are those hands—and that judgment.

On this International Nurses Day, the ABeWER Team extends its sincere respect and appreciation to nurses worldwide for their expertise, vigilance, and unwavering commitment to patient dignity and safety.

04/05/2026

Pressure injury care is not only about choosing a dressing.

It is about understanding why tissue fails.

External load → ischemia → tissue deformation → pressure injury.

Modern wound dressing selection must consider more than wound stage alone. Foam structure, silicone contact layers, exudate control, shear reduction, and microclimate stability all influence clinical outcomes.

For nurses, wound care teams, and medical distributors, this is the key shift:

The right dressing depends on wound stage, exudate level, infection risk, tissue condition, and the mechanical environment around the patient.

I have published a new scientific review on the ABeWER Official Website:

Wound Dressing Selection: Stage-Specific Treatment

Read the full article here:
https://abewer.com/wound-dressing-selection-pressure-injury-stages/

For distributors: clinical education builds trust with healthcare professionals—not just product awareness.

Evidence-based guide to wound dressing selection by pressure injury stage: foam, hydrocolloid, alginate, hydrofiber, antimicrobial, NPWT.

16/04/2026

🚨 A New Standard in Patient Transfer & Pressure Injury Prevention
Every day, healthcare professionals face one of the most critical challenges in patient care:
How do you safely transfer a patient without compromising clinical stability or increasing risk?
Today, ABeWER introduces a worldwide innovation:
🔷 multiTURN® 6 EBT (Easy Bed Transfer)
A breakthrough system that allows safe patient transfer while the patient remains on the same mattress and bed.

🧠 Why this matters clinically
According to the latest international pressure injury prevention guidance :
• Repositioning remains essential
• Friction & shear must be minimized
• Support surfaces play a critical role—but do not replace handling protocols
👉 Yet during transfers, these principles are often compromised.

💡 What makes multiTURN® 6 EBT different?
✔ Transfer patients without removing them from the mattress
✔ Maintain continuous pressure redistribution
✔ Keep the system inflated for 24+ hours (even without power)
✔ Reduce manual handling and caregiver strain
✔ Enable safer transport to:
• Radiology (X-ray, CT, MRI)
• Surgery
• Between wards

🏥 Designed for real clinical environments
ICU | Rehabilitation | Long-term care | Emergency transport

🎯 Outcome Impact
• Lower risk of pressure injuries
• Improved patient stability during movement
• More efficient hospital workflows

This is not just a mattress.
It’s a patient handling system aligned with modern clinical practice.
👇 Learn more in the comments

31/12/2025

Happy New Year 2026 from all of us at ABeWER! 🎊

Thank you to our partners, clinicians, and caregivers who share our vision of safer, more dignified patient care.
Together, we move forward with innovation, compassion, and purpose.

Here’s to a healthy, impactful 2026! 💙