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Assisting mobility-impaired people to move to sofas, beds, bathrooms, etc. ... So that they can wash, bathe and treat themselves. Made of waterproof material.

How many types of transfer chairs are there?

The transfer chair is an assistive device that has emerged in recent years, with an early start in Europe and the United States. This product is commonly referred to as a transfer chairs, home lift, patient lift and power lift.

It is mainly used in nursing homes for the transfer of bedridden elderly people, but there are now many enquiries about the use of this product for home care. This is because moving a patient during care can be a real struggle and the slightest carelessness can injure the patient or carer.

Transfer chairs help caregivers transfer bedridden patients from a nursing bed to a wheelchair or chair sofa. It improves the living environment of bedridden patients and provides convenience.

Transfer chairs are available in manual and electric versions.

Manual: some models have double cranks, some have single cranks, and there are also hydraulic models.

Electric: there are corded and cordless models.

Caring for a patient can be a tough job. In particular, lower backs and the like can be easily damaged. With an electric transfer chair, you can easily complete your nursing tasks. It not only reduces the psychological stress on the patient, but also restores confidence and enables the patient to cope better with life in the future. Electric transfer chairs enable paralysed, leg-injured or elderly patients to move safely between beds, wheelchairs, chairs and toilets, greatly reducing the workload of caregivers, improving the efficiency of care and reducing the risk of care.

Movable arm transfer chairs are the most common type. They are devices that use a bib or chair to lift a mobile object and then move it to a target location. These aids have a wide range of applications and can be used both in the general home and in specialised institutions.