The new technology adapts to the needs of people with multiple disabilities, promoting autonomy, security and privacy, while optimizing resources and saving more than 50% of water consumption.
The Montjuïc Residential Care Service is doing a step forward in innovation with the incorporation of Showee smart showers, designed to offer a safe, respectful and adapted experience to each person with multiple disabilities. This solution not only reinforces the autonomy and dignity of residents, but also contributes to sustainability by halving water consumption.
The new ones Showee showers are designed to offer more autonomy and privacy to people with reduced mobility or cognitive dysfunctions, for whom the moment of the shower is often stressful. The system allows the process of getting wet, soaping up and drying off to be carried out in an automated and personalized way, adapting to the needs of each person and integrating sensory elements that promote comfort and emotional regulation, especially in those people with more complex needs.
In addition, the technology incorporates a fall detector and a virtual assistant that provides remote support if necessary, improving the safety of users and providing peace of mind to families and direct care professionals. This support reduces the physical and emotional burden on professionals, who can focus on more personalized and quality care.
Another of the outstanding advantages is its commitment to sustainability. Showee showers allow you to reduce water consumption by more than 50% with each use, without losing pressure, thus contributing to a more responsible use of natural resources.
With this installation, the Residential Care Service reaffirms its commitment to innovation and quality in care for people with multiple disabilities, placing well-being, safety, dignity and sensory comfort at the center of its daily action.
The incorporation of Showee showers into the Montjuïc Residential Care Service is aA step forward towards more humane, respectful and sustainable care. This technology combines personalized care with sensory elements that improve the well-being of people with more complex needs, reinforce their autonomy and privacy, and at the same time facilitate the work of direct care professionals. All of this contributes to offering a better quality of life to residents and making more responsible use of natural resources.
