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Hospital and aged-care seating has to work hard. It needs to feel welcoming for patients, families and visitors while also standing up to frequent use, cleaning routines and the practical demands of a clinical environment. The Novamed Lounge Range is designed for hospitals, aged care, mental health facilities, patient rooms, waiting areas and communal spaces.…

Comfortable seating can make a meaningful difference in maternity and postnatal spaces. Mothers may spend extended periods feeding, bonding, recovering and resting, so a breastfeeding chair needs to combine supportive comfort with the durability and cleanability expected in a healthcare environment.The Novamed Breastfeeding Chair range includes Standard, Wide and Electric models. The Standard and Wide…

Choosing a bariatric health bed involves more than checking the maximum weight capacity. The bed also needs to suit the user’s height and size, the room layout, transfer method, mattress requirements and the work practices of carers.The Novacorr Bariatric Health Bed is available with safe working load options including 300 kg and 450 kg, with…

Standard beds may not provide enough protection or flexibility for people living with involuntary movements, acquired brain injury or other complex care requirements. A purpose-built protective bed can help families and carers create a more controlled, supportive sleeping environment.The Novaprotect Huntington’s Bed is designed with padded surrounds and anti-entrapment and anti-injury features. Its purpose is…

When two people share a bed but have different comfort or care requirements, a dual adjustable bed can offer a more practical solution than asking both people to use the same position. Each side can be configured and adjusted more independently while the couple continues to share one bedroom and one connected sleep space.The Novacorr…

Positioning requirements can change from one person to the next. A Trendelenburg bed gives care teams and families more flexibility by allowing the bed platform to tilt head-down or foot-down, in addition to standard height, back and leg adjustments where specified.Why positioning flexibility mattersFor some users, a particular position may support comfort, pressure-care routines, respiratory…

A lift chair can support more independent movement through the day by helping a person transition between sitting, standing and resting. For families comparing electric recliners, the most important question is not simply how comfortable the chair feels; it is how well the chair fits the person, the room and the routine.Key lift-chair featuresLook for…

When care needs change, the right bed can make everyday routines more manageable for the person using it and the people supporting them. An adjustable homecare bed is designed to provide more than a place to sleep: it can support positioning, comfort and easier access throughout the day.The Novacare HiLo Homecare Bed is a ready-to-go…

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Huntington’s Victoria Endorses Novacorr’s Novaprotect Huntington’s Range Living with Huntington’s disease (HD) can bring unique challenges for both individuals and families. Having the right care, equipment, and support in place makes all the difference—and that’s where the partnership between Huntington’s Victoria and Novacorr Healthcare comes in. Huntington’s Victoria is the state’s only specialist service for…

Compare equipment fit, dimensions and configuration for complex care needs, with clinical assessment and product information supporting an informed choice.

Novacorr is 100% Australian owned. Every product is designed by Novacorr and manufactured in our own Queensland factory, supporting local skills and custom manufacturing.

Planning equipment before needs escalate creates time for assessment, trials and configuration decisions with the person, family and prescribing clinician.

An adjustable bed offers flexible resting positions. Explore comfort, mattress and transfer considerations, and discuss individual back-pain needs with your treating clinician.