PlagioCare from Ossur is Now to be Known as TiMband

Plagiocephaly treatment from Technology in motion is now to be known as TiMband (previously PlagioCare from Ossur).

2012-02-23

LEEDS, ENGLAND, February 23, 2012 (Press-News.org) Technology in Motion Ltd is the exclusive UK and Republic of Ireland provider of PlagioCare cranial remoulding treatment for infants who have a head shape deformity such as plagiocephaly or brachycephaly. This head shape malformation is often known s flat head syndrome and it can be corrected if treated early enough using a cranial remoulding orthosis (helmet).

The PlagioCare helmet and treatment has been in existence for three years and has treated thousands of infants in the UK and Europe and it is a most successful therapy.

In response to our client's views and significant market research, Technology in Motion will be changing the treatment and helmet name within the UK and ROI to TiMband with immediate effect.

The TiMband helmets will continue to be manufactured by Ossur Ltd and there will be no changes to the very successful manufacturing or treatment protocols.

Technology in Motion is dedicated to improving the lives of infants in the UK and ROI by working to minimise the causes and effects of flat head syndrome, ensuring that our children grow up with a normal and acceptable head shape.

Technology in Motion continues to be the largest UK provider of cranial remoulding therapies with a growing number of centres and associates working to bring this treatment to infants who need our care.

Technology in Motion became an independent company in July 2012 having been acquired in a management buyout from Ossur UK Ltd by the leading clinicians in this field, Steve Mottram and Sandie Waddell.

For more information contact:
Steve Mottram, Managing Director, Technology in Motion Ltd, 2 Mortec Office Park, York Road, Leeds, LS15 4TA. Tel: 0330 100 1800, smottram@technlogyinmotion.com, Mobile: 07425171416
www.technologyinmotion.com.

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