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A CONTINUOUS CARE WORKFLOW

For care in and outside the incubator

WORKFLOW

Controlling every movement

CareFold® supports a continuous care workflow — from daily handling inside the incubator to care activities outside — helping NICU teams reduce  time spent on line-management and work consistently across shifts and settings.

Supports care activities such as:

Transfers to weighing, scans, and clinical examinations

Transfers to treatments and procedures, including operations

Handling during parent interactions, including skin-to-skin care and breastfeeding

Transfers between internal and external departments

Nurse handling infant outside incubator using CareFold® for transfer and positioning

Supports daily care activities such as:

Bedding and nesting

Secure positioning and line organization

Diaper changes and hygiene

Clinical examinations and sampling

Preparation for transfers

Nurse performing daily care inside neonatal incubator using CareFold® mattress

INSIDE THE INCUBATOR

Daily Care with Minimal Disruption

CareFold® supports routine care activities inside the incubator by helping maintain line-control and positioning during patient handling and adjustments. This allows staff to perform daily tasks with minimal effort and disruption.

By using a consistent system, CareFold® helps simplify and standardize workflows, supporting smoother shift handovers and consistent care across staff.

OUTSIDE THE INCUBATOR

Care Continuity During Transfers and Handling

CareFold® is designed for use during care activities outside the incubator, supporting continuity when the infant needs to be moved. Using the same mattress-carrier helps maintain positioning and organization of tubes and wires across care settings.

By using one consistent solution inside and outside the incubator, CareFold® supports smoother transitions and more standardized workflows during neonatal care.

STANDARDIZED WORKFLOWS FOR DAILY NICU CARE

Consistency across shifts, staff, and routines

By using the same system inside and outside the incubator, CareFold® supports a more standardized approach to neonatal care. This contributes to:

STANDARDIZED WORKFLOWS

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Simplified and controlled workflows

Reduced variation with standardized daily care practices

Easier shift handovers

EASY TO IMPLEMENT

Making daily care and transfers simple

Video showcasing how to place a preterm on the Carfold mattress.

Transfers made simple

With lines secured to CareFold, the patient can be lifted out effortlessly for planned transfers, examinations and emergencies.

Daily care made simple

Continuous line control with CareFold simplifies patient handling and daily routines inside the incubator.

Easy to get started with

For 24/7 use, place the infant on the mattress and secure tubes and wires.

Illustrated step-by-step CareFold® instructions for positioning, locks, clips and handling

IMPLEMENTATION RESOURCES

Quick guide to support practical implementation

We provide practical resources to support team onboarding and integrate CareFold® smoothly into daily routines.

“We used CareFold in connection with the INSURE method*, and the infant was well supported with the sides raised. After the procedure, it was gentle to lift the infant directly over to the mother’s bed by a single nurse while continuing CPAP treatment. The infant was GA 33 and only a few hours old, so the mother was bedridden and unable to lift the infant herself.“

*mechanical ventilation prevention

Heidi, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Heidi

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

“A boy was placed on CareFold prior to transfer from one incubator to another by a single nurse. It worked very well - he did not notice that he was being moved. After the move, an X-ray was taken inside the incubator while he was lying on CareFold, which was much more gentle for him. This was carried out in accordance to a prior agreement with the physician. The X-ray images were used to verify the placement of the tube and long line and were satisfactory.”

Christine, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Christine

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

“An intubated infant born at GA 25 was been transferred on CareFold multiple times. The transfers worked well and safely, with secure fixation of the tubes. The infant was well swaddled and therefore did not react to the transfer itself. It works well. The parents were able to spend calm moments smelling and kissing their baby after the infant was placed on the mother’s chest (Skin-to-Skin).”

Malene, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Malene

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

TESTIMONIALS

Proven in practice — trusted by NICUs and families

CareFold® has already been introduced in neonatal wards across Europe. Clinicians highlight how it reduces their workload and stress, while parents describe how it made skin-to-skin care feel safer and more accessible.

“We used CareFold in connection with the INSURE method*, and the infant was well supported with the sides raised. After the procedure, it was gentle to lift the infant directly over to the mother’s bed by a single nurse while continuing CPAP treatment. The infant was GA 33 and only a few hours old, so the mother was bedridden and unable to lift the infant herself.“

*mechanical ventilation prevention

Heidi, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Heidi

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

“A boy was placed on CareFold prior to transfer from one incubator to another by a single nurse. It worked very well - he did not notice that he was being moved. After the move, an X-ray was taken inside the incubator while he was lying on CareFold, which was much more gentle for him. This was carried out in accordance to a prior agreement with the physician. The X-ray images were used to verify the placement of the tube and long line and were satisfactory.”

Christine, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Christine

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

“An intubated infant born at GA 25 was been transferred on CareFold multiple times. The transfers worked well and safely, with secure fixation of the tubes. The infant was well swaddled and therefore did not react to the transfer itself. It works well. The parents were able to spend calm moments smelling and kissing their baby after the infant was placed on the mother’s chest (Skin-to-Skin).”

Malene, NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

Malene

NURSE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE

WORKFLOW

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