Single Patient Use Slings and Repositioning Sheets in Hospitals Repositioning sheets are specialized slings that are used to reposition patients in their beds. They are especially beneficial in hospital units that have total care patients (patients who are bed bound and are unable to turn themselves in bed and need full nursing assistance). Since the …
Single Patient Use Slings and Repositioning Sheets in Hospitals Single-patient use (SPU) slings are disposable accessories used with patient lift systems in hospitals and nursing homes to lift, move, and transfer patients. These slings are designed for single patient use and are an essential tool in reducing the risk of cross-contamination and the transmission of …
The Universal Disposable Highback Sling is an easy to use patient-specific lifting sling that can be used on mobile or overhead patient lifts. The multipurpose sling design provides toileting access, adequate trunk support, as well as offering full head support.
The sling can be used for all sizes of patients with all sizes supporting 625 lbs (283 Kg).
Each sling has color coded binding around the outside of the sling for easy size identification. The sling also has an integrated head support for added comfort and stability. The Universal Disposable Sling is easy to use and provides a safe and comfortable way to lift and transfer patients.
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(Note: Our Premium Universal Disposable Slings 547051-10 support up to 1000 lbs each.) Request a quote today!
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