Hoyer Lift Slings
Welcome to our patient lift slings page where safety meets innovation to make mobility and caregiving easier. These are essential tools for transferring patients safely and comfortably, reducing physical strain for caregivers and dignity for users. Whether for home care or medical facilities our patient lift slings make caregiving safer and more efficient.
Problems We Solve
Patient lift slings solve common problems with patient mobility and transfer. Knowing what each sling is designed for is key to safe and effective patient transfer. They reduce the risk of injury for patients and caregivers by making transitions smooth. This means patient comfort and safety and less physical demand on caregivers so more compassionate and effective care.
Patient Lift Sling Benefits
Safety: Designed to support patients during transfer, reducing falls and injuries.
Comfort: Soft, durable materials for maximum patient comfort during use. Our slings have padding for added comfort especially for heavier patients.
Efficiency: Streamlines the transfer process, saves time and energy for caregivers.
Choosing the Right Patient Lift Sling: Types and Uses
Browse our patient lift slings from top brands like Invacare, Joerns Healthcare, McKesson, MedaCure, Pro Basics, Vive Health, and Emerald. Choosing the right sling for the patient is key to safe and comfortable transfer. Here’s a breakdown of the types and uses:
Universal Slings: For most transfer situations, full body support, general use. Two hanging arms support thighs during transfer.
Hygiene Slings: For toileting and hygiene transfers, optimal access while safe.
Bariatric Slings: Higher weight capacity, extra support and stability for larger patients.
Split Leg Slings: More precise positioning and comfort, for patients who need more support during transfer. Support to lower back for comfort during transfer.
Pediatric Slings: Smaller dimensions to fit children comfortably and securely, safe transfer for young patients.
Full-Back Slings: Patient is held securely in a sitting position to minimize fall risk.
Special Features: Comfort and Support
When it comes to patient lift slings comfort and support is key. Our Hoyer lift slings have special features to cater to specific patient needs. Our full-back slings have neck support, head support and shoulder support so transfer between surfaces is safe. Our commode slings have a one piece contour design with buttock support and commode opening for toileting, functionality and dignity. Our bathing slings allow caregivers to bathe patients while supported by the sling, comfortable and dignified. These special features make our slings ideal for many caregiving situations, patient comfort and caregiver efficiency.
Sling Categories:
- Mesh Patient Slings:
Mesh slings are highly durable and designed for situations where breathability and quick drying are important, such as bathing or toileting. - Full Body Patient Slings:
Full-body slings provide complete support, including head and neck, and are suitable for patients who cannot bear any weight or need total assistance for transfers - Divided Leg Patient Slings:
Divided-leg slings offer flexibility in how the patient’s legs are positioned, making them ideal for seated transfers where more adjustability is needed - Commode Slings:
Commode slings feature an opening to allow for toileting during transfers. They provide enough support for safe and hygienic bathroom transfers
Sling Materials and Construction
Our patient slings are made from comfortable and safe materials. Constructed from soft materials like fabric, mesh, nylon and polyester our slings fit comfortably and gently. Some of our slings have soft linings to cushion and protect the patient’s body, others have quick draining mesh construction made from waterproof nylon for bathing and toileting. Durable and long lasting our slings reduce the need for frequent replacement, a reliable solution for transfer of patients. The combination of comfort and durability in our slings makes them a trusted choice for caregivers and healthcare professionals.
Sling Sizing and Fitting
Choosing the right size is key to safe transfer. Our patient slings come in various sizes to fit different patient needs. You must choose a sling that fits the patient correctly, taking into account their weight capacity and body type. Using an incorrect size sling can cause rubbing and pinching of the patient, compromising comfort and safety. Our slings come in various sizes and weight capacities 100-850lbs to fit comfortably and securely. We have a wide range of sizes so every patient can be safely and comfortably transferred.
Customize Your Choice
When choosing a patient lift sling consider the patient’s weight, mobility level and specific transfer needs. Choosing the right sling is key to safe and comfortable transfer. We have a wide range so you’ll find a sling that fits your caregiving needs, safer and more comfortable for patients and caregivers.
Choose our high quality patient lift slings and create a safer and more supportive environment. Browse now and find the one that suits your caregiving needs—because everyone deserves the best care and comfort.
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Detailed Guide on patient lift slings
Patient lift slings come in various designs to accommodate specific patient transfer needs, ensuring comfort, safety, and ease of use. The four main types include mesh patient slings, which are breathable and ideal for bathing or long-duration support; full body slings, offering comprehensive support for those with limited mobility; divided leg slings, which provide support under the patient while allowing for more flexibility; and commode slings, designed with an opening for easy toileting access during transfers. These slings are essential tools that address unique patient needs and ensure smooth and secure transfers in various caregiving environments.
| Product Name | Product Type | Material | Size | Who It’s Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Invacare Dress Toileting High Sling | Commode Sling | Polyester | Medium, Large | Ideal for toileting, patients needing quick access | $311.00 – $325.00 |
| Invacare Comfort Sling – Chronic Postural Pain | Full Body Sling | Polyester | Medium, Large | Great for patients with chronic postural pain | $245.00 – $270.00 |
| McKesson Full Body Sling 4 or 6 Point Without Head Support Mesh | Mesh Sling | Mesh | Large | Perfect for patients requiring ventilation during transfers | $107.39 – $113.99 |
| Joerns Hoyer Full Back Sling | Full Body Sling | Polyester | Medium, Large | Best for patients needing head and back support during transfers | $299.00 |
| Medacure Divided Leg Sling | Divided Leg Sling | Polyester | Medium, Large | Ideal for those who need leg support with flexibility | $80.00 – $89.00 |
| Emerald Solid Divided Leg Sling | Divided Leg Sling | Solid Polyester | Medium, Large | Suitable for transfers requiring solid leg support | $73.32 – $81.64 |
| Invacare Comfort Mesh Sling with Commode Opening | Commode Sling | Mesh | Medium, Large | Excellent for toileting and bathing needs | $235.00 – $249.00 |
| ProBasics Full Body Sling With Commode Opening Mesh | Mesh Sling | Mesh | Medium, Large | Ideal for those who need full-body support with toileting access | $99.00 – $109.00 |
How do I choose the right patient lift sling?
Choosing the right sling depends on the patient’s mobility level, weight and specific needs. Full body slings are for patients who need full support, U slings for those who can maintain some upper body control. Also consider fabric type (mesh or solid) and weight capacity. Here is a Guide to Choosing and Measuring Slings for Patient Lifts.
What is the difference between mesh and solid fabric slings?
Mesh slings are breathable, quick drying and great for bathing or patients who will be in the sling for long periods. Solid fabric slings are more comfortable and for general use. Mesh slings are good for hygiene related transfers
Can mesh slings be used for toileting?
Yes, mesh slings are used for toileting especially when equipped with a commode opening. They are quick drying so good for tasks involving water
What are the different types of Hoyer lift slings?
Hoyer lift slings are full body, U sling, divided leg and commode. Full body slings provide maximum support, U slings provide flexibility. Commode slings have an opening for toileting and divided leg slings are for seated transfers
What weight capacity is a Hoyer lift sling?
Most standard Hoyer lift slings have a weight capacity of 400-600 lbs, bariatric options for heavier patients
How do I position a patient in a Hoyer lift sling?
Positioning a patient requires attention. Place the sling flat under the patient, it should support their head, neck and body as needed. Attach the sling straps to the lift and use the lift controls to lift the patient slowly. Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions
McKesson Full Body Commode Sling 4 or 6 Point Without Head Support Mesh
McKesson Full Body Sling 4 or 6 Point Without Head Support Mesh
ProBasics Full Body Sling With Commode Opening Mesh
ProBasics Polyester Mesh Full Body Sling
Invacare Comfort Mesh Sling with Commode Opening
Invacare Premier Series Stand-Assist Sling
Joerns Comfort Amputee Sling
Invacare Heavy Duty Full Body Sling, Mesh, XXL
