Shanghai Dibao Anti-skid Protection Technology Co., Ltd.
Contact: Manager Wang
Telephone: 400-875-8166
Address: 1201 Beihe Highway, Jiading District, Shanghai
Contact:
Telephone: 400-875-8166
Address: 1201 Beihe Highway, Jiading District, Shanghai
Tel: 400-875-8166
Introduction: What worries you most when it comes to elderly loved ones? In many families, “falling” consistently ranks first. By the end of 2025, the number of elderly people aged 60 and above in China has reached 0.32 billion, accounting for 23% of the national population. It is expected to exceed 0.4 billion by 2035, and the scale of silver hair economy is expected to increase to 30
What is the “last fracture of one’s life”? The “last fracture of one’s life” refers to a hip fracture in older adults. The hip, that is, the part connecting the thighs and buttocks, can be said to be the "load-bearing wall" of the upper body of the human body. Once it is fractured here, it is impossible to stand and walk, and it is even difficult to sit up and turn over. hip bone
From "passive responsibility" to "active prevention and control": the path of upgrading the safety management system of old-age institutions Exploration Introduction: Industry pain points and the proposition of the times China's old-age service industry is entering a stage of high-quality development, old-age institutions as the core service carrier, its operational safety has never been so concerned by the whole society as it is today. However, the industry
When you walk into the well-decorated shopping mall hall and step on the spotless bright tiles, the thought of "will you fall" rarely flashes in your mind. Although statistics show that in all kinds of injury incidents that occur in our country every year, nearly 40% of falls occur at home, while slipping in public places, restaurants, hotels and other environments
By 2026, as the global anti-slip flooring market is expected to reach US$6 billion in sales, a trend that cannot be overlooked is quietly taking shape: floor anti-slip measures have evolved from an “optional” consideration to an “essential” requirement. In hospitals, subways, shopping malls, communities, and even in every family, "fear of slipping"