If the disabled person's physical condition does not allow them to transfer independently, they will do so with the help of a carer. This assisted way of transferring has important advantages for both the patient and the carer.
For the carer: Avoids strain and potential injuries. Safety. Efficiency: In the vast majority of cases, only one carer is needed to transfer the patient.
For the patient: Safety. Dignity. The patient feels they are not burdening the carer. Comfort.
The concept of Independent Living adapted to the transfer and lifting of people with disabilities means providing them with support products that enable them to transfer autonomously and independently, i.e. without the help of a carer.
With this equipment, it is possible to transfer from the bed to the wheelchair or into the bathroom to the toilet, bathtub, etc.
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