medical bed lift

medical bed lift

medical bed lift

R25,530.00 Ex VAT

Medical supplies encompass a vast array of tools, instruments, and materials essential for the diagnosis, treatment, and management of health conditions. These supplies are crucial components of healthcare delivery systems, ensuring that medical professionals can provide optimal care to patients in various settings, including hospitals, clinics, and emergency rooms.

One of the fundamental categories of medical supplies is consumable items, which are single-use products designed for specific medical procedures or tasks. Examples of consumable medical supplies include gloves, masks, gauze, bandages, and syringes. These items play critical roles in infection control, wound care, and medication administration, safeguarding both patients and healthcare workers from the spread of infectious diseases and contaminants.

Surgical supplies constitute another essential category of medical supplies, encompassing instruments, equipment, and accessories in surgical procedures. Surgical supplies range from scalpels, forceps, and retractors to surgical drapes, sutures, and surgical gloves. These supplies enable surgeons and operating room personnel to perform surgeries safely and effectively, maintaining sterility and minimizing the risk of complications during procedures.

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Description

Pediatric Hospital beds:

We understand the importance of gentle and specialized care for young patient s. Our pediatric Hospital beds are engineered with their unique needs inMind. Create a nurturing environment with our child-friendly designs, ensuring a comfor table stay for your little ones.

Hydraulic Patient Lifters

  • Description: Hydraulic lifters use a manual pump mechanism to lift and transfer patients. They are operated by caregivers who pump the hydraulic system to raise or lower the patient.
  • Uses: Ideal for home care or smaller healthcare facilities where budget is a concern. They are used to transfer patients from beds to wheelchairs, toilets, or other areas without the need for electricity.

2. Electric Patient Lifters

  • Description: Electric lifters are powered by a motor, allowing caregivers to raise and lower patients at the push of a button. They require minimal physical effort from the caregiver.
  • Uses: Commonly used in hospitals, nursing homes, and home care settings for patients with limited mobility. They are ideal for frequent transfers, such as moving patients from a bed to a chair or bathroom.

3. Stand-Up Patient Lifters

  • Description: These lifters are designed to assist patients who can bear some weight on their legs but need support standing up from a sitting position.
  • Uses: Ideal for patients undergoing rehabilitation or those with partial mobility, helping them transition from a sitting to standing position with support.

4. Ceiling-Mounted Patient Lifters

  • Description: Ceiling-mounted lifters are attached to tracks on the ceiling, allowing for easy transfers without taking up floor space. They are operated with a remote control or manually.
  • Uses: Used in hospitals and homes with permanent setups for easy and seamless patient transfers between rooms or areas, such as from a bedroom to a bathroom.

5. Bariatric Patient Lifters

  • Description: Bariatric lifters are designed for patients with higher weight capacities, often supporting over 500 lbs. They have reinforced frames and wider slings for comfort and safety.
  • Uses: Used for heavier patients in hospitals or bariatric care facilities, ensuring safe transfers for both the patient and caregiver.

6. Portable Patient Lifters

  • Description: Portable lifters are lightweight, foldable, and easy to transport, making them ideal for caregivers on the move or facilities with space constraints.
  • Uses: Commonly used in home care or by traveling caregivers to assist in temporary or short-term patient transfers, offering flexibility without compromising on safety.

7. Floor-Based Patient Lifters

  • Description: These lifters are mobile and placed directly on the floor with wheels, allowing caregivers to move the lifter around easily.
  • Uses: Suitable for home or hospital use, floor-based lifters are versatile and can be moved from one room to another for transfers from beds, chairs, or even floors after a fall.

8. Pool Patient Lifters

  • Description: These lifters are specifically designed to transfer patients in and out of pools, typically using a waterproof sling and motorized lifting mechanism.
  • Uses: Ideal for rehabilitation centers and facilities offering aquatic therapy, allowing patients with mobility issues to access the therapeutic benefits of water-based exercises.

9. Sit-to-Stand Patient Lifters

  • Description: Sit-to-stand lifters help patients who have partial mobility and are able to bear some weight but need assistance transitioning from sitting to standing.
  • Uses: Used in rehabilitation settings and for elderly patients who need help standing from a seated position, such as from a chair or toilet.

10. Heavy-Duty Full Body Lifters

  • Description: These lifters are designed to fully lift and transfer a patient’s entire body from one location to another, offering complete support during transfers.
  • Uses: Used in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care for patients who are bedridden or have very limited mobility, helping them move between beds, chairs, and stretchers with full support.

Each type of patient lifter is designed to meet specific patient needs and caregiver requirements, ensuring safe, comfortable, and efficient transfers in various healthcare settings.

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