Bed mobility aid
With the standing aid you can hold and guide the patient safely when standing up, sitting down and especially when transferring. The sofa is suddenly too deep, the armchair and the bed are too low - for the older ones among us, many beloved pieces of furniture turn out to be a problem: you can no longer get up from them when you sit on them. bed mobility aids help seniors and their relatives to remain independent and mobile and offer comfortable support when standing up and standing up. There are standing aids for beds, sofas, armchairs and also the toilet.
Bed mobility aids support people with limited mobility
The standing aid provides good support for people with limited mobility and weak mobility if they can no longer get out of bed and chair on their own. The hallmark of every bed mobility aid is that it protects the patient's strength and joints - while still providing those affected with secure and stable footing. However, the bed mobility aid still requires some strength in the upper body and arms. If you or your relative are no longer able to get up on your own, suitable mobility aids are available. You can buy them online!
The simple operation of a bed mobility aid can be combined with back-friendly working methods and other approaches to care.
The bed mobility aid can therefore be combined with other aids as desired, depending on the needs and functional characteristics of the person being cared for. With a bed mobility aid, patients are moved in bed or can be moved from bed into a wheelchair.
Bed mobility aids for older people
Being independent is everything - you don't always want to have to call someone to get out of bed or out of the chair. Mobility is not always just a question of physical strength; cleverly used support such as a standing aid often helps. A standing aid from our shop is suitable for everyday use!
Bed mobility aids
There are very simple bed mobility aids for beds in the form of a handle. The lower part is placed under the mattress of the bed and then anchored to the slatted frame. This means that grab handles are securely attached and help the patient get up and turn over in bed - they can also be taken with you when traveling.
Bed mobility aids — bed ladders and trapeze handles
The bed ladder, or trapeze handle, is firmly anchored at the foot of the bed. They provide good support when getting up and initially standing up. The affected person uses the ladder or handle to pull themselves from a lying position to a sitting position in order to sit up.
Bed mobility aids — side rails
The side rail is also helpful as a standing aid. It can be mounted on many beds. The grille offers protection against falls and at the same time gives the hands a firm grip when the person affected wants to get up from their bed.
Bed mobility aids — floor-to-ceiling poles
If a handle on the bed seems uncomfortable or cannot be installed, a floor-to-ceiling pole is an option. The telescopic rod can be clamped between the floor and ceiling of the room. A gas pressure spring ensures comfortable operation. floor-to-ceiling poles can be equipped with grab handles so that the person affected can pull themselves up and stand upright. In our shop you can choose the right bed mobility aid for you comfortably and at your leisure.