… and that’s not all…

  

You’ll cut out the pain and inconvenience associated with catheters.

You’ll cut out those inflated diaper costs.

You’ll cut caregiver time by as much as 84%.

You’ll have a cleaner facility.

You’ll have a strong marketing platform over your competitors.

 The work involved in diaper changing… the number of diapers needed… the time and manpower required to change an
adult… the stench that fills the corridor when diapers weren’t changed in a timely manner… the discomfort clearly felt by
those who are forced to wear them… the painful rashes… all contribute to what is dubbed  “the necessary evil called diaper changing.”

The bottom line is: Diapers for adults are costly, difficult, uncomfortable, and clearly not the best solution.

Catheters aren’t that much better.  They have the same problems as diapers, plus more.  They are painful to insert… painful to take out… they fill up quickly… and are uncomfortable to wear.

Award Winning Machine Gives Relief to Patients and Care Giving Facilities

All Over the World

 In December of 2002, a small company in the heart of Korea designed a machine:  The Care Clean 3000, a personal, automatic urine collector with a bidet.  The country went crazy over the machine.  It was handy and inexpensive, easy to use and easy to move, simple to clean and, in short, brilliant.

It went on to become the winner of the Korea Best Venture Award, claim much recognition at the Kimes 2003 International Medical Show, be awarded best new product of the year, obtain ISO 9001:2000 national certification, and obtain CE (European standards certification).

It’s been used extensively and received raving reviews from Korea, China, Japan, and many countries in Europe.  Medical facilities around the world were ecstatic.  In February of 2007, the Care Clean 3000 gained FDA approval and… now it’s come to the U.S.

A Machine That puts Diapers and Catheters Way Back in the Dark Ages

 

The Care Clean 3000 is the answer.  It works like magic for:   ♦ Elderly people with mobility restrictions           ♦ Wheelchair users           ♦ Disabled people           ♦ Bed-ridden patients

We’re talking about a wonder machine that even cleans and dries the patient.

It’s practical.  It’s portable and can be attached to a wheelchair and even a car and can be used indoors and outdoors with a rechargeable battery – you don’t need a power supply!

It’s easy to use.  A photo sensor automatically operates the unit when the user urinates.  It provides a leak free operation.  It’s also usable sitting, standing, and lying down.  There’s a large LCD display located in the front for easy and simple operation.  The parts can be painlessly removed and washed.

It’s independent.  Nurses don’t have to come every hour to perform the duties; the Care Clean 3000 performs those duties by itself.   It was designed for optimal storage capacity and it only needs to be emptied once a day – it even cleans the patient for you!  The heated bidet system operates both cool and warm water and then the air dry function keeps the perinea area pleasantly dry to prevent rashes.

It’s clean and odor free.  The outside always remains smooth, clean, and dry.  Odors can’t penetrate through the machine.

It’s comfortable.  The collection cup is comfortable for the wearer – it was clinically tested over several years to find the perfect non-allergenic silicon so it can comfortably fit all body types.

It’s smart.  It has a “smart circuit” that sounds an alarm if there’s ever a problem.

It’s reusable.  Besides being reusable for the same patient for countless years, it can be hygienically used by a different patient.  All you have to do is replace a few accessories and you’re done!  The machine can be used again and again and again…

It’s cost effective.  It saves you from buying diapers, paying nurses to deal with changing diapers and cleaning up after messes, and the cost of laundering sheets more often.

We could go on and on explaining the merits of the Care Clean 3000 but it is obvious that you’re busy so let’s get to the point.  

How High Diaper Costs Really Get – The True Dollars.

 

Let’s discuss diaper costs logistically because it might be a fact that you don’t realize how much you’re really paying when your patients are on diapers.

Diapers cost anywhere from $ .60 to $1.75 a piece depending on size, brand, and durability.  The average adult needs 5 – 7 diapers per day.  At the low end of the average of diaper costs ($1 each) and the low end of usage (5 a day) diaper costs are a minimum of $1,825 a year ($5 x 365).

Nurses, at the low end of $20 an hour, spend an average of half an hour a day attending to one patient’s diapers.  That’s $3,650 dollars a year ($10 x 365) spent per patient on attending to the diapers.  Then there’re rashes and creams… accidents and extra laundering… so let’s be cheap and throw in only an extra $200 in miscellaneous costs.

Ready for the all time total??!!  Keeping one patient on diapers for one year costs you a minimum of $5,675.  How’s that for a shocker?  But there is a solution…