Full Body Sling with Commode Cut-Out
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Hangs too low on the Hoyer.
Having a mesh sling would likely make it cooler for the patient in the summer.
Hangs too low and is too hard to move patient where s/he needs to be moved.
cris a. from carbondale, il (caregiver)
Not a huge fan - it hangs lower on the Hoyer lift than the solid sling, making us go back to the solid one.
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thong n. from fort mill, sc
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Quality of fabric and binding.
Hole too small.
jane m. from viggs, ca (caregiver)
Marty is 62, 330 lbs, 6'4" with spinal atrophy.
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rabon s. from denton, tx (caregiver)
Disabled woman age 75, lives at home.
Cutout is IMPERFECTLY seamed, created great irritation on...
Durable, easy to use, recommend if you do not have buttock/thigh skin sensitivity
Commode cut out seaming "imperfect," overlaps, will not completely fold under or over, creating material roughness and irritation of buttocks and thighs ... very aggrevating for those with bed sore potential.
robert m. from new market, md
Age 82, disabled, wheelchair confined, dependent upon sling for transferring, toileting, and bathing
Safe and durable -- gets the job done.
Mesh allows shower water to pass through. Washable. For males, I recommend placing a satin pillow case folded in 1/2 or 1/4 over cut out until lowered onto commode shower chair at which time the pillowcase can be pulled through. Helps avoid painful contact with genitals during positioning.
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carol s. from prescott valley, az (caregiver)
95 year old male with a fractured femur as well as Parkinson’s disease and degenerative joint disease.
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elva l. from roslyn, ny (caregiver)
alzheimers, wheelchair bound
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william s. from louisville, ky (caregiver)
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does the job
flexibility; no chains; strong materials and construction
flexibility, squeezes user around legs, too slick user slides inside sling
shane s. from saint george, ks (caregiver)
85 housebound diabetic with dementia recently lost use of legs lost bowel control10 months ago
easy to get mom up
makes a nice sling to get mom up haven't figured out the getting the depend off her yet but working on that
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nancy l. from newell, wv (caregiver)
mom is 82 and not mobile anymore
the outer border cutts the legs
easy to use fit for fatty body
but little uncomfortable
moinuddin k. from mississauga, ontario , canada
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It is somewhat difficult to manuver through doorways of an...
It allows loved ones to remain in their home and move from rooms to vehicles, thereby, allowing greater mobility while not being confined to the bed. Greater spirits and sooner recovery are possible.
The size and weight can be hindrance to a smaller sized caregiver. Most of the time it is a definite two-man operation.
marianne b. from gray, ga (caregiver)
Mother, 88 years old, used the spinlife after a stroke. We could not have managed her at home without it. After three weeks we were able to graduate
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