BENEFITS
- LiftSeat meets the requirements of safe patients handling programs by providing eqipment to perform the manual task of transferring patients on and off the toilets
- LiftSeat helps reduce "never events" (falls, hospital-acquired infections, LS600 deep vein thrombosis, bed sores, catheter infections.
- From bedside to bathroom - LiftSeat® delivers a flexible room solution
- LiftSeat supports a wide range of clinical needs and is especially effective for patients with clinical toileting precautions (e.g. hip, orthostatic hypotension, sternal)
- LiftSeat converts facility toilets to taller ADA height and increased weight rating without costly construction and plumbing modifications
- LiftSeat can be configured in AC or DC (Battery) power configurations
MODELS AND CONFIGURATION
LS450: Our flagship powered lift wheels easily and locks in place anywhere for use bedside or over the toilet.
LS600 Bariatric Toilet Lift: Offers the same usage flexibility and features as the LS450 with a weight rating of 650 lbs.
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS
LiftSeat® toilet transfer solutions increase caregiver and patient safety by reducing the risk of falls and eliminating the need to lift patients in a wide range of clinical applications. Many patients cannot be assisted with toileting through traditional sling-based lifting equipment due to their condition or injury. In addition, the cost of tracking these lifts into facility bathrooms limit their usefulness for toileting.
Where to use LiftSeat:
- Cardiac Units
- Veterans Administration Home Care
- VA Community Living Centers
- Orthopedic Recovery and Rehabilitation
- Surgical Intensive Care Units
- Medical Intensive Care Units
- Med-Surg Departments
- Obstetrics Departments
- Geriatrics Departments
- Sub-Acute and Long-Term Care Facilities
- Home After-Care Programs
Clinical library
We have compiled the following clinical resources to help you learn more about safe patient handling and fall prevention programs and how LiftSeat® toilet transfer solutions support these critical healthcare initiatives.
- Identifying a Return on Investment (ROI) by Introducing the LiftSeat Toilet Transfer Solution into a Falls Prevention and/or Safe Patient Handling Program
- Establishing the Link Between Musculoskeletal Injuries to Healthcare Staff when Performing Patient Toilet Transfers a. the Associated Cost
- Toileting and Fall Risk in Acute Care
- Ergonomic Evaluation of the LiftSeat® Patient Handling Technology to Facilitate Toileting Tasks
- Clinical Guidance on the Utilization of LifeSeat in the Prevention of Toileting-Related Falls in Long-Term Care Facilities
- Toilet DME (Durable Medical Equipment) Used to Prevent Falls a. Injuries
- NAON Orthopaedic Algorithms for Vertical Transfer of a Post-Operative Total Hip Replacement Patient
