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Patient Aid Full Body Mesh Divided Leg Sling with Head and Neck Support for Bathing and Toileting, with 90-165 lbs (Small) Weight Capacity Mesh Weave for Safe and Easy Transfers
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Patient Aid Full Body Mesh Divided Leg Sling with Features
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Position Quickly. Use reinforced straps to place the transfer sling underneath the patient. Ensure their head, back, and thighs are centered, before connecting the mesh sling to the overhead lift.
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Lift Freely. Use a manual or electric lift to move patients to and from beds, baths, chairs, commodes, floors, toilets, wheelchairs, and other surfaces. Safe for the elderly, infirm, and handicapped.
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Use Comfortably. The lift sling’s split leg design leaves a wide opening under the buttocks, making it ideal for commode and toilet use. Its quick dry mesh fabric makes it a great bathing sling too.
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Move Safely. Our full body sling is designed for patients of specific weights and heights. It works for individuals who are bariatric, bedridden, non-weight bearing, and have limited head control.
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Pair Correctly. Our patient lift aid has 4 hook points that attach to the 2-, 4-, and 6-point spreader bars of medical lifts by Drive (R), Hoyer (R), Invacare (R), Lumex (R), and Medline (R).
About Patient Aid Full Body Mesh Divided Leg Sling With
Patient Aid Full Body Mesh Divided Leg Sling with Head and Neck Support (PA850S) lets you hoist and transfer patients to and from various surfaces easily. Designed for toileting and bathing, the full body sling dries quickly and is safe to machine wash and dry. Its split leg design lets patients use the toilet or commode without leaving the elderly lift assist sling, making it easy for caregivers to clean up afterward. It also makes it easier for caregivers to position the sling underneath the patient before lifting. Providing ample back, neck, and head support, the patient lift for home is comfy to use for long periods of time. The lifting sling is available in three sizes: small, medium, and large. Choose the right one based on the patient’s height and weight. Read the user manual for full details on how to use your transfer sling.
