Auxiliary belt to support and move the patient

The support and movement belt is used when caring for the elderly or people with disabilities. When performing transfer or transfer operations for a patient. Using a belt from a sitting position on a bed / chair simplifies the management of the ward, due to the handles. The device is used to move the patient on the bed, at least manipulations for the rehabilitation of the patient.

Travel Belt Benefits:

1. A semi-rigid frame is inserted inside the belt, which makes the product more stable.
   The belt has additional fasteners, due to this it is very mobile in use.
2. Upper material: wear-resistant, durable, dirt-resistant. Inner material: soft (which is important if there is contact with the patient's skin), while being resistant to wear.
   The belt does not require special care, it is resistant to washing.
3. Handles evenly distribute the load, allow you to conveniently and reliably capture the patient and manipulate him when moving.
4. The edges of the belt are finished with edging. This gives the product an aesthetic appearance and eliminates injuries and discomfort during use.
5. Belt dimensions: 60 * 14 cm (excluding the belt).
   The universal size, as well as seven handles at different distances, allow the product to be used for patients of different sizes.
6. Reinforced seams at the handles and additional bartacks ensure the reliability of the product. Tearing off the handles from the belt is excluded. All layers of the belt are fastened together and edged.
7. High-strength threads guarantee the strength of the connection of parts, elasticity, good appearance of the lines, low shrinkage during wet heat treatment, high resistance to the action of various microorganisms.

The use of an auxiliary belt in conjunction with other devices for moving the patient is especially effective:

• sliding sleeve (for easy turning and moving around the bed),
• auxiliary leg belt (for fixing the lower part of the patient's legs, creating a painless fulcrum),
• support belt (can be worn on both the patient and caregiver: to distribute the load during movement, comfortable grip and provide anchor points),
• transfer board.

The use of a belt and other transfer devices helps to control the patient's movements, minimize the burden on the caregiver, and move smoothly and comfortably for the patient.