Pressure Ulcer Treatment & Prevention in New York

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Reduce Pressure Ulcers with SideLyer

Patients in New York who are unable to reposition themselves independently face a heightened likelihood of pressure injuries. These injuries can form rapidly and often result in severe health issues, extended recovery periods, and increased medical costs. Balancing consistent repositioning with staff responsibilities frequently creates challenges, leaving gaps between clinical best practices and what can be implemented daily.

SideLyer supports New York caregivers by offering precise, motorized repositioning that adheres to clinical protocols. It helps maintain healthy circulation, protects skin integrity, and reduces the physical burden of manual lifting, enabling staff to provide safe and reliable care throughout all shifts.

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10× Fewer Pressure Ulcers in Immobile Patients

When constant pressure prevents blood from circulating to certain areas of the skin, pressure ulcers can develop. SideLyer supports patients by providing safe, angled positioning that reduces pressure and promotes healthy blood flow. Using SideLyer has been shown to result in up to ten times fewer bed sores, helping patients avoid painful wounds and the long recovery times usually associated with pressure injuries.

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Advantages of SideLyer

Advantages of SideLyer

Healthcare professionals consistently endorse SideLyer, with 93 percent recommending it for patients at high risk of pressure ulcers. Its benefits include:

Accurate positioning angles that enhance blood flow, reduce localized pressure, and protect the skin
Increased adherence to care protocols, ensuring patients are repositioned consistently
Raised positioning that enables patients to communicate and participate in daily care activities
Motorized controls that replace strenuous manual lifting for caregivers
Easy-to-clean surfaces suitable for clinical environments and infection prevention
Adaptable positioning that supports both therapy and routine patient care
Promotes social engagement and reduces the isolation often associated with immobility
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Who Can Benefit From SideLyer in New York?

Individuals might benefit from SideLyer if they are:

Experiencing chronic mobility limitations, including ALS, MS, or spinal cord injuries
Patients located in long-term care hospitals (LTCHs) requiring ongoing repositioning support
Recovering from surgical interventions that restrict movement
At elevated risk for skin breakdown due to prolonged immobility or fragile tissue
Experiencing reduced sensation or compromised ability to adjust positions
On extended bed rest and in need of consistent pressure management

Clinical studies demonstrate that pressure-relieving devices such as SideLyer can significantly reduce hospital-acquired pressure injuries. Many facilities see measurable returns on investment and improved patient outcomes within six months. SideLyer helps remove pressure injuries from your concerns.

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Why Medical Facilities in New York Choose SideLyer

Each hospital-acquired pressure injury that is avoided can save a facility approximately $21,000 in direct costs. Many SideLyer units effectively pay for themselves after preventing just one injury, often within the first few months of use. Additional benefits for facilities include fewer workers’ compensation claims, improved staff retention, and stronger overall safety performance.

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Healthcare teams can utilize SideLyer to:

Reposition patients safely and effectively with motorized controls
Ensure consistent adherence to pressure injury prevention procedures
Reduce physical strain on caregivers and lower injury risk
Enable one caregiver to complete tasks typically requiring two
Improve access for wound care, dressing changes, and hygiene maintenance
Support circulation and protect skin through controlled positioning
Reduce time spent on manual repositioning across multiple shifts
Decrease the incidence of hospital-acquired pressure injuries
Lower the number of staff injury claims related to patient handling
Reduce fatigue and staff turnover, improving workforce stability
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Our Mission

At the heart of our mission is the goal to reduce pressure injuries among individuals with restricted mobility while safeguarding the well-being of caregivers. We provide guidance and tools to families and healthcare organizations to prevent avoidable injuries and lessen the risk of harm associated with manual lifting and repositioning. By offering innovative motorized repositioning solutions, we support smoother workflows, decrease caregiver burnout, and uphold the comfort, independence, and dignity of patients who cannot move independently.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do we get started with SideLyer? +

Schedule a virtual demo with our team all the way from New York. The demo allows you to watch the system in action and ask questions about how SideLyer could support patients under your care.

Once the demo is complete, you can opt for a 90-day free trial to test SideLyer in your facility and evaluate how it enhances daily care routines and promotes patient well-being.

Is SideLyer covered by insurance? +
In many cases, SideLyer is available through insurance, contingent on eligibility and plan specifics. When insurance is applied, the retail price is $11,000; without coverage, the system costs $6,900. Our team is available to provide guidance to families, helping them review insurance options, understand potential financial responsibilities, and clarify how the final cost might vary depending on their particular circumstances.
Can our health facility in New York rent SideLyer instead of purchasing it? +
SideLyer can also be obtained through a rental program, making it an option for those in New York who do not wish to buy the system immediately. The rental fee is $550 per month, with a required commitment of at least 13 months. This allows families and caregivers to experience the benefits of SideLyer while managing costs and evaluating how it fits into their care routine.
When should we use SideLyer in a care plan? +
When patients are unable to reposition themselves or need dependable support to maintain safe postures and relieve pressure, SideLyer is often incorporated into their care plan. Repositioning is essential to protect sensitive areas from prolonged stress and to support blood flow. SideLyer facilitates this by providing caregivers with intuitive motorized controls, allowing for smooth adjustments that maintain comfort, safeguard skin health, and assist with everyday care activities.
How do pressure ulcers/pressure sores form in immobile patients? +
The formation of pressure sores is often a gradual process, resulting from a combination of physical factors that place stress on the skin. Limited mobility, constant moisture, friction, and weakened skin integrity all heighten the chances of injury. While these wounds frequently start as minor irritations, continued pressure can cause them to expand or deepen over time. Caregivers and healthcare teams prioritize consistent repositioning and the implementation of pressure-relieving surfaces to minimize risk and maintain skin health.
How does SideLyer support care when dead tissue is present? +
SideLyer facilitates optimal positioning of patients, enabling clinical staff to treat pressure ulcers without frequent manual repositioning. This supports a safer approach to wound management, allowing caregivers to monitor healing effectively, remove dead tissue when necessary, and reduce the risk of further tissue damage during routine care.
How does SideLyer help prevent pressure ulcers in high-risk patients? +
By promoting regular and consistent repositioning, SideLyer helps prevent the development of pressure ulcers by alleviating pressure on vulnerable areas of the body. It also assists in managing risk factors such as immobility, reduced blood flow, and inadequate nutrition. Patients with spinal cord injuries, for instance, benefit from a reduced risk of pressure ulcer formation and a lower chance of progression into severe or decubitus ulcers, making skin care more manageable and effective.
How does SideLyer support pressure reduction for at-risk patients? +
With continuous pressure reduction, SideLyer helps relieve stress on sensitive areas, maintains adequate circulation, and decreases discomfort for individuals who cannot reposition themselves. In combination with appropriate support surfaces, it plays a key role in preventing chronic pressure injuries, reducing the likelihood of infected ulcers, and supporting the treatment and recovery of chronic wounds.
How does SideLyer support daily skin care routines? +
With SideLyer, staff can more effectively keep skin protected, clean, and dry while observing any early signs of changes in skin color. This proactive approach allows caregivers to intervene quickly and adjust care routines as needed. SideLyer complements care plans that incorporate moisture barrier creams, enhancing wound prevention strategies and supporting overall skin integrity.
Can SideLyer help manage long-term wound risks? +
Certainly, SideLyer promotes ongoing pressure relief and stable positioning, which are essential for protecting vulnerable skin. By helping manage and reduce prolonged pressure, it minimizes the risk of chronic pressure ulcers and supports more favorable outcomes for individuals with long-standing wounds.
How did the SideLyer originate? +

Over a decade ago, a night-shift nurse at Quest Inc. recognized that residents who were unable to reposition themselves were developing pressure injuries that could be prevented. She also noticed that caregivers were being physically strained while lifting residents manually. In response, she partnered with her husband, a carpenter, to build the first SideLyer from wood, producing different sizes to accommodate each resident’s needs.

The early handcrafted models were further personalized with colorful designs, stickers, trays, and convenient storage, making them practical and visually engaging for residents. As the concept evolved, it transformed into a patented motorized system engineered to industry standards. Today, the SideLyer continues to provide enhanced safety, comfort, and engagement while minimizing physical strain for caregivers.

What is Quest Inc., and how is it related to SideLyer? +

For over sixty years, Quest Inc. has dedicated itself to providing housing, care, and supportive services tailored to individuals with developmental disabilities. The SideLyer originated within this residential care program as a response to the challenges of pressure ulcer prevention, resident comfort, and caregiver safety. Its development was guided by real-world experience and the needs of both residents and staff. Currently, Quest Inc. remains an active partner in refining SideLyer, contributing invaluable insights from decades of hands-on care that inform its design, functionality, and clinical effectiveness.

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What impact has SideLyer had on individuals in New York and their families? +

Individuals in New York who receive regular repositioning support demonstrate improved comfort, fewer pressure wounds, and higher levels of social interaction throughout the day. Proper positioning allows for better circulation, reduced risk of injury, and enhanced participation in daily activities.

Families frequently express relief and gratitude knowing their loved ones are safer, more comfortable, and well-supported throughout the day. One parent at Quest Inc. shared, “Most of her pressure is not where she can have a skin breakdown. It takes the pressure off the body.” These personal stories highlight the reassurance consistent care provides.

Others noted that injuries expected to require “months and months” to heal recovered much faster thanks to consistent repositioning and close attention to vulnerable areas. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of structured, attentive care routines.