Bed transfer assists require stable tools to avoid injury. Even simple transfers require a stable tool. The picture below is a common bed fall hazard from using improper tools to transfer in and out of bed. Learn how to avoid a common hazard.
WALKER FALL HAZARD Video
THE ALTERNATIVE
OUTTA BED® WALKER TRANSFER Video
OUTTA BED® WHEELCHAIR TRANSFER Video
OUTTA BED® SUPINE TO SIT Video
OUTTA BED® STRONG STABLE Video
was designed to withstand the demands a *full weight transfers. Reducing caregiver stress, injury and patient/resident
handling.
TRANSFERS:
Position: Rising from a flat or side lying position to a sitting or standing position.
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Rise to a sit or stand position.
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From a sitting or standing position for transferring to/from a wheelchair.
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Or to Use: Walker, Cane, Bedside Commode.
Use a tool that benefits the caregiver and user to help reduce negative outcomes. Often many need bedside support for activities of daily living (ADL's).
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Avoid common bed rail safety risks and use limitations: Common bed rails do not support transfers in a manner which is functional, therapeutic, or effective.
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Risks and use limitations are often unknown by those that suggest, or sell the products.
To learn more:
OUTTA BED® BROCHURE
1.34MG
Bed Mobility ToolTM
*Full weight transfers: we recommend floor or wall installation for safety and optimal benefit to the user.
Updated December 16, 2007