Heavy Duty Patient Lifting Machine with 2 In 1 Patient Handling Device – ACCESIBLEHOIST

Description

ACCIBLEHOIST 2-in-1 Heavy-Duty Patient Lifting Machine

The ACCIBLEHOIST 2-in-1 is a robust patient-handling device designed for both standing assistance and patient transfer.

How does a Patient Lifting Machine work?

A patient lifting machine is a remote-controlled device that helps nurses and health professionals, such as occupational therapists and physiotherapists, lift and transfer patients with limited mobility in hospitals, aged care facilities, or at home.

This heavy-duty patient handling device is perfect for individuals who have difficulty moving on their own, even with assistance. It is suitable for:

• Individuals who cannot use their arms or legs
• Stroke rehabilitation patients
• Paraplegic individuals
• Bariatric individuals who cannot be moved by human effort alone

The 2-in-1 patient lifting machine can be easily converted into a patient hoist by removing the handlebars. It can also be turned into a stand-up assistive machine by removing the top arch bar.

Patient Lifting Machine Specifications:

Features of the 2-in-1 Transfer and Lifting Hoist + Standing Hoist Assist:

• Transfer and Lift Feature: Enables the user to be easily, comfortably, and safely lifted and transferred from a wheelchair, bed, chair, or any other seating position.
• Standing Feature: Allows the user to be safely and comfortably lifted to a standing position without the need for an attendant.

Key Specifications:

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What should I check before using a hoist?

• Ensure the hoist has been serviced within the last 6 months.
• Verify that the hoist unit is fully functional.
• Confirm the sling is the correct type and in good condition.
• Check that the hoist’s safe working load is suitable for the transfer.

2. Who needs a hoist?

Hoists provide a mechanical way to move or transfer a person who has difficulty moving on their own. You may need a hoist if moving you puts too much strain on your caregiver or yourself, posing a risk of injury.

3. What is a standing hoist used for?

A standing hoist is used by individuals who have lost the balance or strength to stand independently but can still bear weight with their legs with some support. The standing hoist assists in standing up but does not support the full weight of the user.

4. When would you use a standing hoist?

Standing hoists are specifically designed to help patients move from a seated to a standing position. They make patient lifting and transfers quicker, easier, and safer for both the patient and the caregiver.