At Viscgo, we understand the unique challenges that care homes face in providing the highest level of care to their residents that suffer with dysphagia. That’s why we’ve designed a subscription-based platform tailored specifically to meet the needs of care homes like yours.
In subscribing to our service:
- It enables accurate adherence to the IDDSI Framework
- It supports the training of your staff in Dysphagia Awareness as part of your CPD Programme
- It supports the maintenance of Regulatory Compliance
- It gives your patience’s confidence in eating and drinking that supports their well being
What is included within each subscription?
Viscgo Training – Commensurate to Level 1 of the Eating and Drinking Dysphagia Framework
2 x Dysphagia Tool Packs
Each Dysphagia Pack includes:
Viscgo’s Dysphagia Pack Contains
Drink Thickening Test Sticks:
For bed side testing and adherence to the IDDSI framework
Modified Food Test Fork:
For modified food testing and adherence to the IDDSI framework
Swallowing Muscle Exercise Ball:
For exercising compression tuck against resistance exercises
IDDSI Funnel
For training & fluid adherence to the IDDSI framework
Stick Test & Hydration Cup:
For training and fluid adherence to the IDDSI framework
Stirrer:
For drink thickening gums, starches & gels
Modified food test fork, modified drink test sticks, carer & patient awareness training, CTAR exercise ball & access to multiple affiliate support partners.
VISCGO supports the IDDSI Framework
Also included in the care home package:
1 set of 5 IDDSI Framework Level 1 Viscgo Drink Testing Sticks
1 set of 5 IDDSI Framework Level 2 Viscgo Drink Testing Sticks
1 set of 5 IDDSI Framework Level 3 Viscgo Drink Testing Sticks
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1 x Viscgo Food Testing Fork for levels 4,5,6 & 7 of the IDDSI Framework
Also included are video instructions for the Viscgo Dysphagia Products
Join our community of care homes and experience the benefits of enhanced efficiency, reduced administrative burdens, and more time to focus on what truly matters – the well-being of your residents