Care Homes



The Hydrant provides care home residents with an easy way to stay hydrated without help, delivering dignity through independence. This can make a real difference to quality of life and a person’s mental as well as physical well-being. The Hydrant also takes pressure off carers and relatives, who know their clients and loved ones can drink when they want and need to.
Better prevention from illness
Dehydration isn’t just a dangerous condition in itself, it can lead to a number of serious illnesses too – urinary infections, kidney problems, diabetes, low blood pressure and many more.
Staying properly hydrated, particularly when recovering from illness, is a really simple way to decrease the chances of these conditions developing . The Hydrant provides a simple and accessible way to drink at any time and to monitor fluid intake easily.
Enhanced resident experience
In addition to recovering more quickly, the Hydrant provides dignity through independence, by allowing residents with limited mobility to drink without help.
Frees up time for carers
Trying to keep a large number of residents hydrated in a care home environment is incredibly time consuming. The Hydrant means residents can keep themselves hydrated, giving professionals much more time to care in other ways.
Delivers cost savings
The Hydrant wards off illnesses that can occur as the result of dehydration, reducing the need for and cost of drugs and drips used to treat these.
With the Hydrant, carers can spend less time fetching water for residents and much more time offering vital care and companionship. This is something that will be appreciated not only by the residents themselves, but also by their friends and relatives. This product makes it so easy to go the extra mile for those in your care.
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Winners of The Queen's Award for Enterprise Innovation 2013
“The Hydrant has been very successful with one of our residents that ordinarily had 3-4 beakers on her bedside table. She can now be more independent with her fluid intake as she does not have to rely on staff being available.”Cathy Doswell Littleport Grange Nursing Home