Hygiene Sling

It is very sturdy and would hold any size person. The opening for the bottom is excellent and safe.

The safety pad and buckle that goes across the chest should have some type of button or hook or someway to hold it in place while closing the belt (not velcro). It slides apart or down while closing the seatbelt.

pam b. from eatonton, ga 31024, ga (caregiver)

This sling is easy to use and sturdy.

Easy to remove or put on when patient is in a chair.

Patient backside pushes into gap so that the hoyer cannot lift high enough to clear the bed or chair. Manual intervention is required.

brian c. from scarsdale, ny (caregiver)

5'1", 135 pounds female, age 70, with SPMS. I cannot use legs.

Good quality, strength, and not too cumbersome.

Needs MORE loops so person is more upright, and some Velcro to attach seat belt undercover strap would be helpful.

jane n. from dublin, oh (caregiver)

Male, 90 yrs, 170 lbs, not enough strength in legs to stand. Biggest problem, not upright enough in the move to get him back in the seat far enough.

Easy to get into the sling from the wheelchair

Sling rides up under my arms

cath m. from bonifay, fl

Disabled with MS. Currently not walking.