What are the problems you have encountered in transfer your patient?

What are the problems you have encountered in transfer your patient?

How do we solve these problems?

If you are care for a senior, you may face various problems every day. Back strain is a common 

" hazard" for caregivers when moving your patients. It is important to protect your lower back 

when you transfer a person. Use the right device to help you transfer the person safely.It can 

effectively prevent injury for both caregivers and patients. Equipment includes slide sheets, 

hoist slings, and patient transfer belts.

1. Patient slide sheets are the perfect choice for all healthcare facilities and home care environments 

when moving your patient. Suitable for taking care of the elderly, obese and disabled who have 

difficulty moving. Reusable Patient Slide Transfer Sheets can be used to move and reposition a 

patient without pulling the patient’s body, arms or legs, and without the caregiver having to lift.

2. It assists caregivers in helping their patients sit and stand safely. The belt is ideal for patients who

find it difficult to move, stand or sit. It is equally beneficial for the caregivers as it helps in reducing 

strain on their back while they are lifting patients. Suitable for patients suffering from stroke, 

dementia, hemiplegia, and Parkinson's. It can also be used to assist patients with chronic soreness 

and muscle weakness in their daily rehabilitation training.

3. Choosing a Patient Lift Sling—It enables heavier patients to be lifted and transferred without 

putting stress on the patient or caretaker. A patient lift sling is used to help caregivers transfer 

patients who have limited mobility from a bed to wheelchair, shower or toilet. There are four 

main categories of patient slings – Universal, Commode, Stand Assist. Each of these sling types 

is made slightly differently to meet your needs.