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Elimatch markets innovative medical devices for urine and stools collection
Our company is pleased to introduce to you ICK-1 & ICK-2 projects

alternative to-diapers for adult

ICK-1 seated model

3D image viewing

First marketed version

alternative to bedpan

Urine collection

Real prototype while processing

Prototype ref : ICK1-P1

innovative device for collecting urine

Faeces collection

Real prototype while processing

Prototype ref : ICK1-P1

innovative device for collecting faeces

ICK-2 Bedridden model

3D image viewing

First marketed version

ICK-1 seated model

Use:

- In a wheelchair

- In a medical bed with inclined backrest

Assembly and disassembly guide lines for carers
Security mode
Security mode - Guide Book

Moving outdoors, only with the hidden parts of the device

Ready for use mode
Ready for use mode - Guide Book

Staying alone at home, without urine & faeces maceration

ICK Medical Device

Benefits for

Medical Team

Medical Team

A medical device that wants to lighten your daily load

Benefits for medical teams

Reduced handling in obese patients healthcare

Benefits for financial managers

75% reduction in the weight of waste (saving money)

Benefits for temporary or permament users

Skin and mucous membranes that are not soiled by faeces and urine indirectly contribute to less skin damage and genital infections.

Benefits for medical teams

Several consecutive micturitions without carer interventions (fewer calls from patients in clinic)

Benefits for financial managers

Enables an obese patient in hospital to return home sooner thanks to the device's handling aid, which requires only one caregiver.

Benefits for temporary or permament users

No more stress waiting for a carer to arrive when you need to eliminate (clinic and home)

Benefits for medical teams

After expelling faeces, the patient waits for the carer without being soiled. This innovation allows carers to continue with clean tasks and group dirty tasks together.

Benefits for financial managers

Reduces the handling and arduousness of elimination care, which indirectly contributes to the number of sick days.

Benefits for temporary or permament users

Compared with using a rigid bedpan, the device gives you more time to eliminate stools (transit problems) and greater comfort by varying the pressure of the raising buoy.

Benefits for medical teams

Recording of micturition time and volume + stools / urine separation for bacteriological analysis

Benefits for financial managers

Reduced use of disposable bed and seat protectors (saving money)

Benefits for temporary or permament users

No longer having to choose between a dirty nappy, in bed and the risk of falling when going to the toilet at night.

Benefits for medical teams

Nursing staff overload: The urine bag can hold the volume of several micturitions, unlike the use of adult diaper (required change) and female urinals (risk of leakage).

Benefits for financial managers

Greater flexibility in scheduling home assistance, thanks to the device's autonomy and hygienic waiting conditions.

Benefits for temporary or permament users

For women, urine collection through the device without skin-to-urine contact and without removing clothing (increased privacy)

Benefits for medical teams

Reduced workload for nursing staff: Less leakage of faeces and urine : fewer sheet changes when the patient is in bed

Benefits for financial managers

Reduce the time-wasting consequences of staff shortages : an adult diaper that is too full for too long

Benefits for temporary or permament users

Helping people stay at home longer, or reducing the number of home assistance per week or home assistance duration (saving money)
Medical Team

ICK USERS

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Medical teams

Handling reduction for obese people medical care

Financial managers

75% waste weight reduction (save money)

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Stools and skin contact avoidance : Less skin damage and genital infection

Medical teams

Several successive urinations without carer intervention for women (less carer calls)

Financial managers

Makes a sooner home return for an obese hospitalized patient (handlling consequencies)

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

No more stress to wait for carer coming when a disposal need appears (clinic & home)

Medical teams

Better group clean and durty tasks : patients wait for carer intervention, in good hygienic conditions, after stools elimination

Financial managers

Participate in less sick leave in clinic : less arduousness and handling of carer's tasks

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

No more time limitation for elimination. Comparison with bedpan use : eliminate fast during short carer home intervention

Medical teams

Urination schedule and volume recording + stools/urine separation for bacteriological analysis

Financial managers

Consumption reduction of disposable items to protect beds and seats (save money)

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

No longer choosing between hygiene and falling risk, moving to toilet at night (home use)

Medical teams

Overload of nursing staff : Urine bag fills with several urinations. Adult diaper use => necessary change after urination Female urinal use => leakage risk

Financial managers

Greater flexibility for scheduling home interventions, regarding disposal constraints

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Protected intimity : urine collection without removing clothing and adult diaper

Medical teams

Overload of nursing staff: stools/urine leakage reduction : Less sheets changes with patient in bed

Financial managers

Reduce the time-consuming consequences of staff shortages: adult overfilled diaper, for too long time

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Help to stay at home longer or reduce the number of home interventions per week or some intervention duration (save money)
Medical Team

Financial managers

Less waste, Less intimate toilets, Less handling, Less absence from work, a other way to reduce costs

Medical teams

Reduction of handling for preserving spine

Financial managers

Waste weight and volume 50% reduction

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Stools and urine contact avoidance without carer assistance

Medical teams

Patient micturition to manage without body handling

Financial managers

30 mins time saved daily per carer on elimination care

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Moment chosen for calling a carer for cleaning after stools flow

Medical teams

Better group clean and durty tasks

Financial managers

Less occupational illness and absence

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

No more stress to wait for carer availability when a disposal need appear

Medical teams

Intensive care with monitoring, no more need to rotate a patient

Financial managers

Disposable items consumption reduction to protect beds and seats

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Avoid painful movements to move to toilet after surgery.

Medical teams

No rush for elimation care gathering after meals

Financial managers

Better time table flexibility for home carer. Reduction of dedicated time

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

Intimity more protected

Medical teams

Reduction of bed sheets change due to urine leakeage

Financial managers

Alternative to record timesheet of patient body flow (care quality indicator creation)

Temporary or permanent users of medical device

A useful device to help to stay at home

ICK-2 Bedridden model

Use:

- In a medical bed, in a horizonal position
(24-hour bedridden person)

Alternative to diapers for adults

This innovative medical device provides an alternative to adult diapers and an alternative to bedpans for people with limited mobility who do not suffer from incontinence. The system can be controlled in a variety of ways to suit different disabilities, allowing the user to manage bodily waste without human assistance.

Using pneumatic technology, this innovative urine collection device is also dedicated to the collection of faeces. Compressed air technology is widely used for many handling tasks and is now being used for handling obese people, pumping urine without electrical risks, and moving a flexible bedpan between a collection point and a trapping point on the thigh or knee area.

This technology minimises skin contact with urine and faeces, reducing the risk of bedsores and infection. It also simplifies and reduces the amount of time caregivers spend on intimate hygiene by limiting their task to cleaning body orifices.