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Trapeze bars and stands are designed to provide patient care. They feature easy storage and handling. Health Products For You offers a vast collection of trapeze bars and stands which assist patients while moving or during inconvenient transfers. They provide comfort and ease of operation to both the clients and providers. Choose products from manufacturers like Drive, Invacare, Rose healthcare , Healthcraft, Nova-Ortho Medical and Graham-Field.
Free-Standing Medical Trapeze is said to be the most preferred option provided the patient's bedside has enough space to acommodate one. As the name suggests, free-stand trapaze have strong wide base that rests on the ground providing stability. It is portable in terms of moving around the room and is often used during physical therapy and other forms of strength training. Some of these models also provide he ability to attach to the headboard while there are also some robust and heavy-duty bariatric options accommodating upto 1000 pounds.
The Bed Mounted Medical Trapeze direclty connects to the bed frame or headboard without the need for a ground-resting base. Most of them are adjustable, making them compatible with different hospital beds but it is always recommended to check its compatibility with your bed. Also, these trapaze mounts come with wall bumpers and padded mounts to protect the bed and surrounding wall.
Medical Ceiling Trapeze tend to be the best choice when floor space is limited. They also have options of slide away ceiling trapeze to not obstruct view or take up head space when not in use. Although they are said to be secure to virtually any ceiling, it is best to consult local professionals before installing one.
Hospital Trapeze bars or Bedside Trapeze hang over a bed so that a patient can grab and move themselves. Trapeze bars are helpful for those who need consistent bed care, who may be physically disabled or cannot move their lower extremities. The patient can shift their weight by grabbing and lifting their torso upward and sliding their body one way or other, or so that a caregiver can better assist them.
Trapeze bar can be used by people who are physically disabled or in a state where they cannot move their lower extremities. The patient will be able to shift their weight by grabbing and lifting their torso upward and sliding their body one way or another.
Types of Hospital Trapeze Bars
Trapeze bars are beneficial as they:
As the patients can more easily and safely support themselves by using trapeze bar, it minimizes the assistance required by the caregiver for changing positions, and for transfers in and out of bed for toileting, bathing and other daily activities.
