Should always double check all the loops. It's nothing something that should be done quickly. Also, nothing was protecting the patients head from swinging back when lowering him onto the bed.. in reality his neck would have been in hyperextension.
Heidi Rodriguez i do as well, my client has muscular dystrophy and is my first client ever to use it. use it to transfer mainly to toilet and shower. occasionally in wheelchair. his is manual pump to lift and lower though.
Heidi Rodriguez i do as well, my client has muscular dystrophy and is my first client ever to use it. use it to transfer mainly to toilet and sho wer. occasionally in wheelchair. his is manual pump to lift and lower though.
yes sounds good I have no balance I can’t use leg straps on legs to take weight I can stand for a few minutes I want most safe floor hoist for one career
am paralised with no balanc but I slyeep inrecliner chair I can stand for a few seconds if carrer is in front to a. Commode ceiling host is too pain ful on legs as in constant pain I would like safiest standing hoist for 1carrer to operate and easy to store 😊😊
Best standing sling to transfer from chair to commode for person who ceiling hoist hurts pain in legs patient can stains D but only for a few seconds ceiling hoist hurts and she needs to stand aiddded due to ba lance But circling hoist hurts legs as she is in pain all over she needs to transfer too. Bcomode abnd back from recliner Er chair
Our hoyers will not lower with no power. easier said than done. I had a patient that I was lowering into her wheelchair and the charge was gone. It was VERY difficult to get the straps off and lower her. She was about 300 lbs and terrified. I told them (and you should too) to keep the hoyer plugged in when not in use.
@@aquakenn I'm pretty sure all electric lifts have to have a manual release valve. Check your instruction manual and/or Google your model lift to find out how.
@@MegaWinnaman No it's not. I use electric lifts all day long for years without issue, I always have a charged, spare battery available if needed. One lift isn't better, they are just slightly different methods to lift patients.
Hello Jen...Our company distributes the Patient Lifts and their manufactured by Alliance. Here is a link to our web site. Hope this helps. Have a blessed day!! www.djoglobal.com/products/chattanooga/alliance-heavy-duty-patient-lift
Thanks, but you may want to say "him" instead of "the patient." It sounded like you said "the patient" too many times. Also, these are for people at home and not under medical care, so maybe not necessarily a patient.
I noticed that too. Especially when he was lifting the man from the bed. It slid a bit. Also I thought that the "feet" should have been spread when lifting and lowering the patient.
I'm unsure who taught you that but it is false putting the breaks on when using a lifter can be harmful as it can throw off the center of gravity which can cause the lifter to tip. however he should have had the feet widend slightly.
observation, in the interest of safety, pulling and dragging those leg straps from the hips to go under the leg was a bit rough, also where is your 2nd carer, and you say safely move them to the next surface...again not safe,patient should have been placed into wheelchair and pushed from one are to the next, ridiculous video
at least take his dignity into consideration, give the man the button, let him get involved, never criss cross a sling, he has genitals like you, the sling isnt even on properly, hes not on the correct sling going into a lay position, full body sling is required for this, omg the pain , this should not be used as a training video
@@TheJoannebwn1968 There are legal implications to giving the patient the controller, at least here in the UK. Yes, I agree, not the best choice of sling but don't forget that a toileting aperture may have been necessary. As for the dignity thing, until we all become experts in magical levitation we are stuck with hoisting.
Before fining the controller you would complete a risk assessment, when hoisting, his legs are a huge risk of being bruised. Try going in from the side. Hoist will always be here. Be kind to people include dignity in all practices
@@theospreygroup4397 What an unprofessional answer and to admit in your own words "yes i agree not the best choice of sling " then surely it would be in the interest of service user to have a proper assessment to enable the correct equipment, and as far as a toileting "aperture" there was no demonstration of a toilet transfer. where was the other carer (best practice to have two carers) and brakes should only be applied if the service user is on the carpet or any other flooring and then released after the first few inches of the hoisting, other than that brakes should not be applied to hoists when being used. NOTE TO VIEWERS STAY AWAY FROM THE ABOVE .. THE OSPREY GROUP
Replace the word “patient” with his name. You will foster more care and dignity for him. Addressing him as “patient” creates an unnecessary perceived lack of concern for this person.
Poor Bert!!! Thank's to this video, Bert will have a much better transfer. ALS SUCKS!!! I LOVE YOU BERT. ♡
Very good video, simply explained.
This is great but when you have replaced hips and knees i can see how this may be painful.
maybe it's just me...but it looked a little funny how he just lets "the patient" go, to fall back on his side, after removing the seat...lol
I got tissues white
Useful. Thanks.
Does the device also work(roll) on carpeted bedrooms?
Thank you so much it was.great
Wonderful to watch
Need to show which slot he used up close. Going so fast.
Good presentation, but one question; when you said,"the shorter the loops are in the back", did you mean the legs vs the head portion of the sling
It's ok but who will sit the patient into wheel chair so need to discover but impossible 😄
What is the name of the mesh sling you are using....I’ve looked everywhere for a mesh divided leg sling please help me ...please
That's cool.
Perfect..
I only work with a 4 point sling. wouldn't mind working with a 6 point harness.
Which is safest standing hoist and easy to operate with I carer and to go through doors
He didn't show how to place the sling when the patient is in the bed. Incomplete procedure. The patient can't use it unassisted.
Very good video good job
Excellent explanation ... looking to buy a lift to place my daughter in bed ... thank you very much !!!
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
Should always double check all the loops. It's nothing something that should be done quickly. Also, nothing was protecting the patients head from swinging back when lowering him onto the bed.. in reality his neck would have been in hyperextension.
Also, the bar was near to the person`s head, and was slightly lowered near his head, this could cause a head injury if the bar was knocked accidently.
Is it safe to do one by his own?
Wow excelent,use it daily for my patient,but manually its awesome!
Heidi Rodriguez i do as well, my client has muscular dystrophy and is my first client ever to use it. use it to transfer mainly to toilet and shower. occasionally in wheelchair. his is manual pump to lift and lower though.
Heidi Rodriguez i do as well, my client has muscular dystrophy and is my first client ever to use it. use it to transfer mainly to toilet and sho
wer. occasionally in wheelchair. his is manual pump to lift and lower though.
نتا
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
@@xiangyumedical---georgeson8836
هل لديكم مصعد يدوي وهل هناك شحن لسوريا
Muito util! Quero telefone, pretendo comprar .
It's great that you neglected to show how to position the sling under the patient when transferring from the bed to the chair.
Put the pack on the bed, move body, turn left, turn right. The pack will behind of the back body. Then lift up. You know, Bro？
اين اجد هذا المنتوج وماهو سعره احتاجه لابني المريض
Very good video
Is this available in India?
yes sounds good I have no balance I can’t use leg straps on legs to take weight I can stand for a few minutes I want most safe floor hoist for one career
What is the cost
Price
👏👏👏👏👍
how do avoid patient slouching more to one side from bed to chair
Just make sure that the sling is centered properly.
Can it lift patient who weigh more than 150kg or 330 lb?
Mine can. Be sure to look at the dimensions and the lbs usage all of them are different
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
How to buy this item
Can you shipped here in the Philippines?
Qual o valor deste elevado suporte
ومحتاجها ضروري لزوجي وانا سيده كبيره في السن ومحتاجه الرافعه ده جدا
هل ما زلت تبحث عن مصعد النقل؟ نحن مصنع ينتج هذا. السعر 780 دولار أمريكي.
am paralised with no balanc but I slyeep inrecliner chair I can stand for a few seconds if carrer is in front to a. Commode ceiling host is too pain ful on legs as in constant pain I would like safiest standing hoist for 1carrer to operate and easy to store 😊😊
Can a disabled personget themselves on standing hoist alone to. Commode from recliner chair safely ?
Best standing sling to transfer from chair to commode for person who ceiling hoist hurts pain in legs patient can stains
D but only for a few seconds ceiling hoist hurts and she needs to stand aiddded due to ba lance
But circling hoist hurts legs as she is in pain all over she needs to transfer too. Bcomode abnd back from recliner
Er chair
Which one is best limited use in hands
👍🏿
I will buy this for my dad.
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
website?
The way he removed it how you place it back.
رائع جدآ
how much and where do you purchase.
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
best floor hoist transfer for paralised patient in severe pain .I person to operate
How much price
What do you do if the battery fails in midlift?
it will lower with no battery
Our hoyers will not lower with no power. easier said than done. I had a patient that I was lowering into her wheelchair and the charge was gone. It was VERY difficult to get the straps off and lower her. She was about 300 lbs and terrified. I told them (and you should too) to keep the hoyer plugged in when not in use.
It is always better to use a manual hoist (non-battery operated).
@@aquakenn I'm pretty sure all electric lifts have to have a manual release valve. Check your instruction manual and/or Google your model lift to find out how.
@@MegaWinnaman No it's not. I use electric lifts all day long for years without issue, I always have a charged, spare battery available if needed. One lift isn't better, they are just slightly different methods to lift patients.
Per fectas
Is this foldable?
Not too much space taken
thumbs down! this is a 2 person job. not a one person, also youre not supposed to push the patient around on the mechanical hoist.
Was this guy in a rush
How expensive are these?
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
That old guy is so pissed off
😆
ورشه عمل للرافعه للمريض
Why wouldn't this company provide the name of the device or their number for more information? I guess I'll search google for a distributor. Smh
Hello Jen...Our company distributes the Patient Lifts and their manufactured by Alliance. Here is a link to our web site. Hope this helps. Have a blessed day!! www.djoglobal.com/products/chattanooga/alliance-heavy-duty-patient-lift
We call it a sling hoyer
Excuse me Sir. How much is it Please ?
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
This one available in India,????
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
ارجوكم الرد فانا جادة وفي حاجة ماسة لهذا المنتوج
هل ما زلت تبحث عن مصعد النقل؟ نحن مصنع ينتج هذا. السعر 780 دولار أمريكي.
How much do it cost
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
كم سعره لو سمحتو
Looks like longer straps lower part of body shorter upper part body
ممكن اعرف السعر والشحن انا مش بعرف انجليزي
هل ما زلت تبحث عن مصعد النقل؟ نحن مصنع ينتج هذا. السعر 780 دولار أمريكي.
اني ابني و زنه ثمانين كيلو اريد وحده من هاي رافعه ساعدوني مشلول نصفي ا بد مايكدر يوكف والله تعبانه حيل 😢😢😢
يا قلبي
اخي انت وين ساكن ؟
اني هم اريد واحد مثل
@@mhnar1275 هل ما زلت تبحث عن مصعد النقل؟ نحن مصنع ينتج هذا. السعر 780 دولار أمريكي.
from where we can take this machine ?
Did u get?
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
how much
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
@@xiangyumedical---georgeson8836 thank you
@@maymarcos866 My pleasure. If you need, pls feel free to contact me. Have a nice day.
This is a great review. Not I see a good way to put the sling onto the patient while he/she is in a chair.
George Song
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Put the pack on the bed, move body, turn left, turn right. The pack will behind of the back body. Then lift up.
what size is this sling? please reply..
Standard size I would guess.
Slings come in different sizes: small, medium, large, xlarge etc
Resident or client!!
Ayee Albores
Thanks, but you may want to say "him" instead of "the patient." It sounded like you said "the patient" too many times. Also, these are for people at home and not under medical care, so maybe not necessarily a patient.
هل يوجد لديكم هذا المنتج وكم السعر بلعراق
You should have brakes on !!
I noticed that too. Especially when he was lifting the man from the bed. It slid a bit. Also I thought that the "feet" should have been spread when lifting and lowering the patient.
never use brakes on a hoist, could tip
I'm unsure who taught you that but it is false putting the breaks on when using a lifter can be harmful as it can throw off the center of gravity which can cause the lifter to tip. however he should have had the feet widend slightly.
@@Danni317 totally agrre
observation, in the interest of safety, pulling and dragging those leg straps from the hips to go under the leg was a bit rough, also where is your 2nd carer, and you say safely move them to the next surface...again not safe,patient should have been placed into wheelchair and pushed from one are to the next, ridiculous video
Totally agreed
i want buy, How ?
Are you still looking for the transfer lift? We are factory producing this. Price is 780USD.
omg that must be the worst practice every i have seen, wheres the dignity????
TheJoannebwn1968 Theres not many other ways to transfer someone
at least take his dignity into consideration, give the man the button, let him get involved, never criss cross a sling, he has genitals like you, the sling isnt even on properly, hes not on the correct sling going into a lay position, full body sling is required for this, omg the pain , this should not be used as a training video
@@TheJoannebwn1968 There are legal implications to giving the patient the controller, at least here in the UK. Yes, I agree, not the best choice of sling but don't forget that a toileting aperture may have been necessary. As for the dignity thing, until we all become experts in magical levitation we are stuck with hoisting.
Before fining the controller you would complete a risk assessment, when hoisting, his legs are a huge risk of being bruised. Try going in from the side. Hoist will always be here. Be kind to people include dignity in all practices
@@theospreygroup4397 What an unprofessional answer and to admit in your own words "yes i agree not the best choice of sling " then surely it would be in the interest of service user to have a proper assessment to enable the correct equipment, and as far as a toileting "aperture" there was no demonstration of a toilet transfer. where was the other carer (best practice to have two carers) and brakes should only be applied if the service user is on the carpet or any other flooring and then released after the first few inches of the hoisting, other than that brakes should not be applied to hoists when being used.
NOTE TO VIEWERS STAY AWAY FROM THE ABOVE .. THE OSPREY GROUP
No need this machine only bring two Pakistani easy and smooth can lift patient within seconds
Replace the word “patient” with his name. You will foster more care and dignity for him. Addressing him as “patient” creates an unnecessary perceived lack of concern for this person.