Senior living facilities are subject to significant hygiene monitoring with the aim of protecting already weakened patients. On a daily basis, hygienists work in the field to promote and establish good hygiene practices. These measures aim to limit infections, the use of antibiotics and the occurrence of antibiotic-resistant hospital-acquired infections. Another important aspect of these healthcare institutions involves maintaining the autonomy of their residents.

In fact, this issue still poses a real challenge that institutions are increasingly willing to meet. An immobile or bedridden patient is not necessarily incontinent and must not be considered as such without thorough clinical investigations. With regard to the layers, in uridomes for men or even catheters, it is agreed only to use them as a last resort. In resigning the patient to continence, by pushing one into a certain dependence, these measures actually produce incontinence.

Thus, CLEANIS aims to allow elderly persons to remain continent despite reduced mobility.
CareBag products are acclaimed for encouraging and maintaining autonomy.