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854065695

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Liko
Model: rollOn 6001001

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

980 980

2007

473639147

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Liko
Model: rollOn 6001001

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Location: United States, Washington
Rating: 89%

1355 1,355

2007

295175309

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Ez Way
Model: EZ OUT 500

Location: United States, Oregon

12000 12,000

2008

815791101

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Silver Star
Model: BackPacker Plus

Location: United States, Arizona

1999 1,999

2009

261577325

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Ez Way
Model: EZ Lift Premier 1000

Location: United States, Oregon

1800 1,800

2008

250032514

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Hoyer
Model: HPL402

Location: United States, Florida

650 650

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127639392

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Arjo
Model: Calypso

Location: Poland, Wielkopolskie

Negotiable

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327639382

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Arjo
Model: Miranti

Location: Poland, Wielkopolskie

Negotiable

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924767582

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Arjo
Model: 210081-01

Location: Switzerland, Zurich

Negotiable

2004

334374363

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Honka
Model: Gurtlift

Location: Germany, Berlin

Negotiable

-

538842673

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Parker Healthcare
Model: Alpine 600

Location: United States, Minnesota
Rating: 92%

900 900

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1104104419

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Aquatec
Model: Fortuna Bath Lift

Location: Germany, Berlin

Negotiable

2003

8103996059

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Arjo
Model: Maxilift

Location: United States, Ohio

799 799

1998

714491601

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Air Movement Technologies
Model: AirMatt AMT 100

Location: United States, Michigan

1700 1,700

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227884502

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Device: Patient Hoist
Manufacturer: Arjo
Model: Marisa

Location: United States, Nebraska

500 500

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Patient Hoist may also be referred to as :

Track-Mounted Patient Transfer Lift | Transfer Lift, Patient | Patient Lift, Transfer | Patient Hoist | Lift, Patient, Radiologic | Bath Patient Lift | Patient Transfer Lift | Lateral Transfer

Tips for buying Patient Hoist

1. The patient hoists should be capable of handling a capacity of at least 350 lb. Heavier patients are usually in specialty wards, where specialized equipment should be considered.
2. In general, patient transfer lifts should be easy to use. Placing a patient in the sling or seat should be an uncomplicated process, and the pump or lifting mechanism must be reliable and easy to operate.
3. During the normal course of use, the support material on the patient hoists often becomes soiled. To control infection, it should be able to withstand heavy use and frequent disinfection, which means it has to be washable and sanitizable.
4. The patient transfer lifts must have a range sufficient to move a patient from the floor to his bed, at minimum. Patients with limited mobility sometimes fall out of bed, and manually lifting them from the floor is a common cause of caregiver injury.
5. In order to make sure that patients are moved smoothly from room to room with mobile patient hoists, facilities should consider the base width of the lift in the closed position.
6. For easy movement, the casters should be at least 4" in diameter. A greater diameter provides an easier maneuver over obstructions. The patient transfer lift should roll well even on dense carpeting and be able to maneuver through tight or awkward spaces. To prevent movement while the patient is being positioned, at least one brake should be available on the lift.
7. Facilities should select a safe patient hoist model, which is strong and stable, securely supports the patient, and operates smoothly.
8. The patient hoist sling or seat should be selected based on the patient's needs. Patients with leg amputations may fall out of two-piece slings, because their center of gravity is higher; they have more of their weight in the upper body. Patients with weak head or neck conditions may require slings with head support.
9. Users are strongly encouraged to first try the patient hoist without a patient, to become familiar with the procedure and to assess ease of use. Only then they should try it with a patient aboard to assess the patient hoist's appropriateness for a specific patient or group of patients.
10. Facilities should examine the physical layout of the location where the bath patient lift will be used and evaluate the needs of the patient to be lifted. A particular living area or storage space may be too small for some mobile patient hoist bases. In some places, bathtub and toilet design may interfere.
11. Regardless of the area of use, the minimum and maximum bath patient lift height must match the patient's lifting needs. Transferring a patient from a high bed to a standard bathtub requires a more extensive patient hoist range than transferring the same patient from a standard-height wheelchair to a bed.
12. Track mounted patient transfer lifts are limited to use in the area where the track has been mounted.