Turner Transfer Aid, a unique patient turner device that facilitates seat-to-seat transfers conveniently while maintaining patient and carer safety.
Turner Transfer Aid is a unique device that allows a health worker or carer to safely transfer patients who can bear their own weight when standing. The carer simply positions the device in front of the seated patient and places their foot on it.
The patient grasps the handles, places their feet on a secure, non-slip footplate, and pulls themselves up to a standing position. A soft knee pad supports and stabilises them while standing. The carer simply swivels the device so it is pointing towards the new seat or wheelchair.
A sit to stand aid with intuitive design and a small footprit
This is a turn aid with a functional design that offers safe patient turning with standing support. This turn aid enables a good posture and minimises the risk of injury for the carer when transferring, moreover, it encourages natural standing and sitting movement for the user. The only adjustment necessary is the height of the leg support and the handle. Thereafter, the transfer can be performed safely whilst the caregiver and user can maintain eye contact and communication.
The orange handle provides a strong, high contrasting colour which can help users with impaired vision or dementia. The small footplate makes it the perfect choice of transfer aid when transferring in tight spaces.
$212.29Original price was: $212.29.$132.00Current price is: $132.00.
Need to take your small pet out for a walk with minimum hassle? You can, with the Pet Stroller. It is sturdy, well-made, comfortable and comes with a host of pet-friendly features. In fact, the stroller has a 3-in-1 function as a stroller, carrier and car seat that makes transporting your pet easily and hassle-free. Better still, the stroller can also be separated into two sections for easy storage. The frame features powder-coated steel for strength and lasting use and the 600D Oxford is breathable and washable too. The front veil can be adjusted for easy access and also includes a zipped mesh cover. Moving and manoeuvring the stroller is effortless with its 5.5'' wear-resistant EVA wheels that are lockable with the rear wheels and omni-directional front wheels. Not least, the stroller can open and kept with a simple one-step fold operation.
Features
One-step fold
Catch hook
Adjustable front veil
Large space basket
Anti-slip foam handle
360° rotatable front wheels
Rear wheels with damping
Wear-resistant EVA wheels
Powder-coated steel frame
600D Oxford fabric
Machine washable and detachable insert
Rear brakes
Waterproof
Removable cushion
$2,199.00Original price was: $2,199.00.$1,999.00Current price is: $1,999.00.
The self-propelled shower commode is a quality product made specifically for hospitals and care facilities. The chair is designed for safety, comfort and durability. The features include: easy independent manoeuvrability, added space for safe side transfers, well positioned brake handles and a quality structure that enables user comfort and added stability. As well as swinging armrests for easy side transfer. The commode is easy to clean, manufactured to be 'user friendly' and is designed for long. Solid PU rubber foam seat with hygiene opening, includes bucket device and bucket.
Rebotec Phoenix Multi - Elevate and tilt with our power commode chair, promoting dignity and enhancing care staff health and safety. Crafted in Germany, it features swing-open armrests for seamless side transfers, a cushioned seat with hygiene opening, and a tilt range of 90-130 degrees for optimal wash and hoist transfer positions. Lift to eye level to prevent back injuries and improve overall dignity.
$120.75–$404.25Price range: $120.75 through $404.25
The Bed Side Wedge Alarm Pad can be added to our Bed Side Wedges or Bed Side Wedge - One Side to alert Carers when a Patient presses down on a Wedge while getting out of bed. It can also be used to alert when a Patient is leaning against a Wedge.
The Alarm Pad can be added to the Bed Side Helper to alert the Carer and the Patient that they are leaning against the Helper, or if they knock it in the event of a seizure. Another use is for Patients to tell a Carer that they need assistance, if they are not able to operate a Nurse Call Pager.