With over 19 years of experience at the sharp end of patient handling, Jeenie has built a reputation for tackling the problems others avoid — from plus-size care to complex relocations. Now, the company is entering a bold new phase.

New Products

This year’s show will see the official launch of Jeenie’s new product range — a collection of practical, intuitive solutions built around real-life needs. These include air-assisted devices, repositioning systems, In bed systems and a game changing Mobility Assessment device.

Introducing the Game-Changer: Jeenie Mobility Assessment Device

Among the headline innovations is Jeenie’s brand-new Mobility Assessment Device — a breakthrough tool designed to give clinicians and carers real-time insights into patient movement ability. Unlike traditional paper-based scoring or guesswork, this device captures data during everyday tasks, allowing professionals to track improvement or deterioration and adjust care plans with confidence.

The device is non-invasive, versatile, and completely technology-enabled — offering a smart way to support early discharge and drive better clinical outcomes.

“This isn’t about flashy tech. It’s about giving frontline staff tools that actually help — clear data that guides care, not replaces it,” says Lee Quickmire, Founder of Jeenie.

Specialist Services That Go Beyond Equipment

Alongside product innovation, Jeenie continues to offer critical hands-on services to support complex needs in healthcare and social care settings, including:

Bed Swaps & Patient Transfers – managing logistics and hands-on transfer, when equipment needs replacing

Home Relocations – supporting safe and dignified patient moves from one environment to another

Evacuations – navigating high-risk or emergency situations where we make the impossible, possible

Bariatric Hospital Support – on-site guidance, equipment coordination, and patient pathway planning

Each service is delivered by Jeenie’s experienced clinical and manual handling team — all designed to reduce long-term care costs, improve patient wellbeing, and alleviate staff pressure.

Centre for Excellence: A Training Hub Like No Other

In 2025, Jeenie also launched its Centre for Excellence just outside York — a fully immersive training environment that includes confined bathrooms, stairwells, hospital wards, and domestic settings. This isn’t a showroom — it’s a simulation space where training reflects the reality of care.

Carers, OTs, nurses, and trainers from across the UK are already using the centre for bespoke hands-on education, problem-solving, and skill development.

Unleashing a New Kind of Training: Free the Jeenie Escape Room

This year’s biggest training curveball? The Free the Jeenie Escape Room — a scenario-based, team challenge that places attendees inside complex care situations where they must assess patients, solve mobility puzzles, and make real-time care decisions under pressure.

“We built this to move people away from scripted PowerPoints and into the kind of thinking they actually need on the ward or in someone’s home,” says Lee Quickmire.

From TILE assessments to equipment decisions, communication, risk management, and patient handling — it’s a learning experience designed to stick.

Visit Jeenie at Stand G05 to explore the new product range, demo the mobility tool, and experience a taster of the Escape Room challenge.

Website: www.jeenie.uk
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