NEPPT Bedridden Patient Turning Device Belt for Bed Rails Elderly Adults Safety Bed Turner Straps to Change Diaper Transfer Sling Positioning Bed Pad with Handle Bed Sore Prevention Home Care (Blue)
Patient Turning Device Belt For Bed Rails Elderly Adults Safety Hospital Beds For Home Use Transfer Belts For Lifting Seniors Multifunctional Turnover Bedridden Disability Prevention Bed Sore Aid Care Material: Polyester Color: Blue Size: 78.74 x 18.5 inches Application: Home, hospital , bed, etc. The patient can't turn himself? Is it hard to help patients change positions? Is it inconvenient to move the patient when scrubbing the body? Then please try Assist Rollover Fixation Belt. Function: 【Help Change and Fix Posture】 Assist rollover fixation belt can help patients roll over and maintain rollover position, without hurting the waist, and safe to use. The patient's position is fixed by the strap, which makes it easy to scrub the body and change the sheets. 【Reduce Nursing Stress】 The 18.5 inch wide strap supports the entire back, no foreign body sensation, more comfortable. Only one caregiver is needed to easily help the patient roll over and adjust their posture, reducing physical exertion and nursing stress. 【Good Breathable Effect】 Dense breathable mesh of postural fixation band is not stuffy, can effectively prevent bedsores. Can be also used in hot summer to keep the body dry and comfortable, and can be used for a long time. 【Angle Adjustable】 By adjusting the position of the fixed belt to meet the desired angle and position of the body. 【Solid＆Stable】 Use strong Velcro to fix on the bed rail, stable and not easy to slip. Patient assist nursing belt is made of polyester fabric, which is strong and durable and not easy to be damaged, and has a longer service life. 【Applicable to Different People and Situations】 Patient assist nursing belt is light and easy to carry, can be used in hospitals, nursing homes and homes. Bed assist turning pad can help the patient's body posture change, very suitable for the elderly, disabled, sick in bed and postoperative recovery, etc.
ARTICLE · 8/24/2025
