No-Lift Transfer Board for Wheelchair User (White)

Are you struggling with the challenges of caring for your loved ones? In-home caregivers often face high labor intensity due to the troublesome nature of patient transfers. Using a standard wooden transfer board can be difficult, as patients often have to exert great effort to lift themselves, leading to potential secondary injuries from improper transferring operations. Our premium “No-Lift” transfer board is designed to address the mobility issues faced by patients, granting them the ability to reposition themselves safely without the need for additional caregivers. This helps all patients transfer with confidence and dignity. Here's how to use it: 1. Preparation before transfer: Ensure the transfer surface is horizontal, with no more than a 6-inch incline between surfaces. A greater tilt could lead to rapid sliding or an unstable sitting position, increasing the risk of falling. Make sure there’s enough length of transfer board on both surfaces to prevent slipping. 2. Reserve enough space for the transfer, and confirm stability before telling the patient how to transfer. Note: Although our product provides great assistance, patients should have two assistants present when learning to use the board for the first time. 3. If the patient is unable to raise their upper body to position the board, the board will not be effective without additional assistance. The “No-Lift” sliding disk reduces friction during transfers, allowing for easy and safe movements without lifting, tugging, or twisting. Its upgraded structure and anti-skid features provide a safer transfer experience, while the sturdy material can bear up to 400lbs, suitable for safe transfers of patients and the elderly. The design also minimizes the risk of skin tears that can occur with traditional wooden transfer boards. When using the sliding board, it is important to keep both surfaces connected horizontally during transfer, and caregivers should be present for support during the first use.

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