Patient Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts Bariatric Room Sleep Center

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Patient Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts: When there is a disabled person that needs to be constantly transferred, a Patient Lift (or Hoyer Patient Lift) is needed to assist with the transfer. Caregivers need to protect their backs, and patients are much more content. There is no longer a struggle to make the move from one place to another. The most popular type of Patient lift is a Battery operated, it not only is easier for the caregiver but the Patient has a smooth transfer. Hydraulic Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts are also available however but they do have to be pumped and if handling a lot of weight is uncomfortable for both the Caregiver and the Patient. Crank Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts are no longer available.

Travel Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts: If you want to have a lift that is able to fold and be stored in a closet or can travel in a car or on a plane there are several choices. You can now have one lift that does it all.

Slings: Together with a patient lift, some type of sling, normally made of textile fabric such as cotton or polyester, is used. Slings are available in many different models and variants for optimal function in different lifting situations e.g. lifting to/from bed, to/from the toilet, or bathing. There are special slings for special needs, with and without a head support. Whatever the need we can usually find the solution for you.

First, we have to address several factors to help you select the right patient lift.

How much does the Patient Weigh? We are bariatric heavy duty patient lift specialists! patient lifts are avaialbe for heavy duty bariatric obese morbidly obese

How tall is the Patient?

How old is the Patient?

What type of Disability does the Patient have?

When transferring to and from a bed the legs of the lift have to go underneath the bed, Five inches of clear space is needed for a safe transfer.

If you do not have the space, there is a lift that addresses this problem and is placed behind the head and at the side of the bed for the proper balance.

Spa, Pool and Bath Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts: There are different Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts that will allow the patient to operate themselves. There are special Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts for bathtubs. Maybe you just need a lift to help you in and out of the tub and you want to soak and cannot get up. We have the answer and yes some of them are battery operated.

Patient Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts - HOYER

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You may need a Bariatric Heavy Duty model - our specialty - Please contact! ElaineLatham@comcast.net

We have very many small, easy and comfortable Transfer Disability Disabled Nurse Caregiver Patient Hoyer type Transporter Lifts for transfers and stand-up training. Many lifts will meet the demand for sit-to-sit transfers for patients that have trouble standing, but are able to participate to some extent in the lift. Easy to maneuver and compact -just as practical at home or in an institutional care situation.

Most basic units include a full range of optional accessories that quickly converts the basic lifter for use in a variety of lifting operations: sling lifting, to and from the toilet, horizontal transfers by stretcher, weighing etc. All with one basic lift. Many disassembles for transport.

Wall Mountable Lifts are permanetly attached to a wall and have long range lifting. There are many different possibilities for mounting. Angled lifting positions from outside bathroom to inside. Or attach to the bathroom wall and lift in and out of bathtub. Splash Proof too. Built-in Power Pac Systems. Use the same slings and stretchers as the floor lifts.

Many fold easily into one piece for storing in a closet or easy to dismantle into two equal parts, for transporting the lift. The use of aluminium ensures low weight. Optional travel bags are available for transporting whereever you go.

I will need the weight, height, where you want to use the equipment, is a head support needed? Will the person be using a commode or toilet (special sling for that need)?

How about a lift chair that is a not only a recliner with different positions but raises you up and out of the chair?

Bathing is always a problem and we have options to help with this very important function.

If you are lucky enough to have a Pool or Spa and have trouble getting in and out there are special lifts that are made for all types of applications, even being raised or lowered into a boat.

There are many different options and it can be quite confusing.

If there is a need and you want the right answer call me I would love to help you have a better quality of life.

Note to the Caregiver: If you are lifting someone that is disabled time and again, you can have permanent damage to your back, neck or shoulders. In many facilities they now have a No Lift Policy, and the home situation should have the same concern.

Please contact Elaine Latham 1-800-477-0248

Sincerely yours,
Pound lb. patient lifter