This is our Not-for-Profit division, specialising in Bedridden Care and Rehabilitation. Orbit supplies all rehabilitative equipment and products to needy patients at affordable prices, often providing it for free to those patients with no means. In addition, a part of the Group’s profits are ploughed backed into the care of the bedridden. All of our products under Orbit Care are available through our retail channels also.
Orbit Care represents the Group’s commitment to charity, which is one of our founding ideals and is central to our Core Values. We also offer free telephonic consultation for bedridden patients while also providing for free training for nurses and care-givers, specialising in the care of the bedridden. Training is a vital part of quality nursing home care. For example, nurses or caregivers need to be trained well to handle equipment such as defibrillators or catheters for bad handling can cause serious injuries to patients.
Our assistive and rehabilitative products allow patients to carry out everyday tasks with ease and allows them reasonable self-reliance besides improving their overall quality of life. While making lifestyle changes help, our devices can also help elderly patients to lead a fairly independent life.
Most of the elderly population among our loved ones suffer from a variety of body aches such as chronic back pain or a stiff neck or even more serious but common physical conditions such as arthritis or joint degeneration. Lack of mobility and constant pain prevent them from attaining any level of comfort during the course of their daily activities.
Orbit offers a number of elderly care products, designed for the comfort of our elderly. Some of the comfort care products that we offer are: • Heating Pads • Wedge Pillows • Bedside Foam Fall Pads • Special Massage Furniture • Anti-Bedsore Air Mattresses • Adjustable Bed and Mattress • Medical and Home Health Care Devices
Medical devices represent the most comprehensive groups of elderly care equipment. These tools or devices help caregivers give better care for those, especially in the family, undergoing home-care treatment.
