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Patient Transfer considerations are substantial, not only for patient comfort, but to ensure employees are not injured in the process. We offer a complete Patient Transfer line to provide multiple options for your patient transfer needs – no matter the patient.

Our devices allow for moving patients in multiple positions and scenarios. In addition to these offerings, we have also considered such topics as static electricity in patient transfer. A number of our Patient Transfer offerings are static treated to allow for a comfortable environment under which a patient can carefully be moved. Transferring patients requires serious consideration; one must consider not only the patient, but also your employees’ safety.

Smooth and Secure Patient Transfer with the Transfer Board

The Patient Transfer Board is an essential tool for moving patients with minimal effort and maximum safety. Designed to bridge the gap between beds, stretchers, or other surfaces, it ensures a smooth transition for patients with mobility issues or those who cannot be moved easily. This transfer board is ideal for hospitals, nursing homes, and home care environments where safe, efficient patient handling is a priority.

Lightweight and Durable for Easy Handling

Made from high-strength, lightweight materials, the Patient Transfer Board is easy to handle and maneuver. Its slim, durable design allows caregivers to quickly and effortlessly slide the board under the patient, reducing the risk of injury for both the patient and the caregiver. The board’s low-friction surface ensures a seamless glide, minimizing strain during patient transfers and making it a must-have tool for healthcare professionals.

Versatile and Comfortable Design for Multiple Uses

The Patient Transfer Board is versatile enough to accommodate patients of various sizes and weights. Its smooth surface reduces friction, allowing patients to be transferred comfortably from one surface to another. Whether in a hospital setting or for at-home care, this transfer board helps maintain patient dignity and comfort while ensuring a safe, secure transition.