Arjohuntleigh Sara Stedy Manual Standing Aid

Sara stedy compact is a standing aid that caters to smaller sized patients and residents.

Arjohuntleigh sara stedy manual standing aid.

Offers a more suitable and dignified alternative to a wheelchair for more mobile residents patients. Secure transfers assisted sitting to standing transfers require minimal physical effort from the caregiver. Enhancing mobility using sara 3000 encourages activity during everyday sitting to standing transfers. Sara stedy can support early mobility initiatives by encouraging patients to be active during sitting to standing transfers.

Transferring the patient to a chair. Using sara 3000 a single caregiver can raise the patient into a standing position. How to use the sara stedy transferring the patient transferring the patient from a chair help or encourage the patient to achieve the standing position. The stand aid features an innovative pivoting seat so that it is easy for a patient to get into the lift.

Soft knee supports provide the patient with stability during the lift and once they are standing. Arjohuntleigh sara stedy compact manual standing aid enables one caregiver to transfer patients safely and with ease. This sit to stand aid minimizes the amount of manual handling required by caregivers while serving as an excellent rehabilitation tool for patients who are partially weight bearing. Sara stedy is designed for patients in the height range of 4 11 6 6 and weight up to 400 lbs.

Arjohuntleigh sara stedy manual sit to stand lift a better alternative to a wheelchair the enhanced standing aid concept has become well established throughout long term care and acute care facilities because it. The sara stedy sit to stand manual lift by arjohuntleigh is a lift support aid which encourages patients to pull themselves up into a standing position. For safe and easy every day transfers promoting mobility support and dignity. Arjohuntleigh sara stedy manual standing aid promotes ease of use throughout the sit to stand movement and encourage patients to take an active role in everyday transfers including transfers from bed to chair toilet or washbasin.

The patient s knees should stay in contact with the kneepad and the patient should sit back on the seat halves during the transfer.