I couldn't get what you mean, but the proposed floor lift could also have fixed hing near bed allowing it to swing for user to move them self between bed and wheelchair. Off course transferring patients from bed to another or to stretcher or operating table must be done with assistance.
I also wonder if it is available to anyone in need. It is a Godsend and a blessing to anyone seeking to be more independent at home along with their caregiver. I wonder if most insurance companies will cover it?
@@k.de.3838 I know that it is available in Canada as my friend had it in her apartment. I don't know about here in the states but I am assuming it would be. I would like to know the cost. In Canada because of their national medical system, they paid for it.
What I want to know is does this equipment hurt below your arms 'there has to be a great deal of pressure applied to hold your whole body up I know the actors are smiling and it looks effortless some not even holding onto the item at all ''but what about the real world 'everyday use
The concept of suspension is essential and fine; but the elements of ceiling tracks and unassisted electric motorized controls are highly risky and totally impractical. It is much reliable and helpful and affordable to develop A-shaped rollators by adding suspension mechanism and a light-weight hand chain hoist. Another different C-shaped aid is needed for moving patients from and to bed. A parachute safety vest for rollators plus a bed lifting mesh are needed.
I just suggest to make a mechanical hoist mounted on a ground frame with wheels instead of the ceiling tracks and electrical hoist. This shall avoid loading a pair of bolts, ceiling, and tracks with about 200 kg and vibrations at any single point. The starting point could be a full height suspension rollator with safety vest. Like this: www.especialneeds.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/7baf546b81bd6e694f260c7b7a7dc732/k/a/kaye-suspension-walkers-main_9.jpg It is also recommended to develop another mechanical mobility aid on wheels to lift and move patients from beds and wheelchairs. With this design as a starting point: cdn.nexternal.com/adaptlife/images/Maxi-Move_f1.jpg But I recommend to make it with lifting 4-points instead of a single one. It shall be used with underneath safety cargo web
THANKS FOR THE REPLY. YOUR FIRST LINK, IS A WALKER. YOUR SECOND LINK IS A HOYER LIFT. LIKE ALL HOYER LIFT IS HARD ON CAREGIVER'S BACK, ESPECIALLY ON CARPET.
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How do they check if your ceiling is even strong enough for this? I weigh 200 lbs.
if u have plaster over slats in your ceiling, probably not strong enough
Thank god
where can someone get this?
in which country is this application used
How much does this cost
All is well and fine until your 425 pound friend decides to give it a trial run.
Good
And what happens if it breaks down while you are using it on your own?
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What is the cost of this
Tarig Anter, non of those floor lifts enable user to move them self. It's hard to get them under medical equipment.
I couldn't get what you mean, but the proposed floor lift could also have fixed hing near bed allowing it to swing for user to move them self between bed and wheelchair.
Off course transferring patients from bed to another or to stretcher or operating table must be done with assistance.
was ist letzter preis??
Is it a concept? Is it available in market ?
I also wonder if it is available to anyone in need. It is a Godsend and a blessing to anyone seeking to be more independent at home along with their caregiver. I wonder if most insurance companies will cover it?
@@k.de.3838 I know that it is available in Canada as my friend had it in her apartment. I don't know about here in the states but I am assuming it would be. I would like to know the cost. In Canada because of their national medical system, they paid for it.
@@pamrobbins6460 how much bro details please
@@pamrobbins6460 damnnn canada govt paid for it ?? I'm moving to canada right now
Is it available in India ??
Is this product available in Japan? Is there any distributor in Japan?
What I want to know is does this equipment hurt below your arms 'there has to be a great deal of pressure applied to hold your whole body up I know the actors are smiling and it looks effortless some not even holding onto the item at all ''but what about the real world 'everyday use
I made one like this that dont require any assistance at all , the track goes to tghe car, and around the house
Can you give your email please so I can receive pics on how you achieved this? Thank you so much!❤
All the folks that stay with me dad mom and auntie already passaway a year ago due to old age so i have removed them all
yes this is Sandra FIX THE NEW REMOTE IT IS NOT USABLE
Coming in at the low price of $350,000!
The concept of suspension is essential and fine; but the elements of ceiling tracks and unassisted electric motorized controls are highly risky and totally impractical.
It is much reliable and helpful and affordable to develop A-shaped rollators by adding suspension mechanism and a light-weight hand chain hoist. Another different C-shaped aid is needed for moving patients from and to bed.
A parachute safety vest for rollators plus a bed lifting mesh are needed.
What products are you recommending?
I just suggest to make a mechanical hoist mounted on a ground frame with wheels instead of the ceiling tracks and electrical hoist. This shall avoid loading a pair of bolts, ceiling, and tracks with about 200 kg and vibrations at any single point.
The starting point could be a full height suspension rollator with safety vest. Like this: www.especialneeds.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/7baf546b81bd6e694f260c7b7a7dc732/k/a/kaye-suspension-walkers-main_9.jpg
It is also recommended to develop another mechanical mobility aid on wheels to lift and move patients from beds and wheelchairs. With this design as a starting point: cdn.nexternal.com/adaptlife/images/Maxi-Move_f1.jpg
But I recommend to make it with lifting 4-points instead of a single one. It shall be used with underneath safety cargo web
THANKS FOR THE REPLY.
YOUR FIRST LINK, IS A WALKER.
YOUR SECOND LINK IS A HOYER LIFT. LIKE ALL HOYER LIFT IS HARD ON CAREGIVER'S BACK, ESPECIALLY ON CARPET.
THIS TYPE OF LIFE CAN'T GET USER IN THEIR WHEELCHAIR
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