Martin House Children’s Hospice – Phase One

Overview

Project Overview

The new children’s wing at Martin House was designed to be a sanctuary of comfort and accessibility. Recognising the importance of mobility and ease of care, the hospice sought to integrate ceiling hoists throughout the facility. These hoists would not only facilitate the safe and dignified movement of children but also support caregivers in delivering the highest standard of care.

Innova’s Role

Innova Care Concepts was selected for their expertise and commitment to providing innovative and reliable healthcare solutions. Their team worked closely with Martin House from the initial planning stages to the final installation, ensuring that every aspect of the project met the hospice’s specific needs.

Installation of Ceiling Hoists

The installation of ceiling hoists was a critical component of the project. Innova Care Concepts provided a comprehensive solution that included:

• Customised Design: Each hoist system was tailored to the unique layout and requirements of the children’s wing, ensuring optimal functionality and ease of use.
• Seamless Integration: The hoists were installed with minimal disruption to the existing structure, maintaining the aesthetic and comfort of the environment.
• Training and Support: Innova Care Concepts offered extensive training for the hospice staff, ensuring they were confident and proficient in using the new equipment.

Outcomes and Impact

The successful installation of ceiling hoists has significantly enhanced the operational efficiency and care quality at Martin House. The hoists have empowered caregivers to provide more personalised and attentive care, while also ensuring the safety and comfort of the children. This project has not only improved the day-to-day experiences of the hospice’s residents but has also set a new standard for care facilities.

Conclusion

The collaboration between Martin House Children’s Hospice and Innova Care Concepts exemplifies how innovative solutions can transform healthcare environments. By prioritising accessibility and support, the new children’s wing stands as a testament to the power of thoughtful design and expert implementation. This partnership has not only fulfilled the immediate needs of the hospice but has also laid the groundwork for future advancements in care.