As the iMOVE patient transfer chair is designed for use in a variety of areas in a wide range of situations, customers should also be aware and have a complete understanding of how it works, i.e. restrictions and conditions on the use of the iMOVE wheelchair, as well as the patients’ health conditions under which the iMOVE should not be used.

     1. Place of Use

1.1 The height of the bed or sofa must be at least 17.5 cm., but not higher than 23.6 cm., as it is compatible to the adjustable height of the iMOVE . The base of the bed or sofa should also have a gap of at least 12 cm. in order for the iMOVE to be able to maneuver into. Please be noted that iMOVE’s seat height can not be adjustable up or down while the patient was sitting on.

1.2 The height of the chair or sofa that the customer wants to move the patient to, should have the same height as the bed. The height of the bed should also be slightly higher than the toilet bowl by at least 1-4 in, in order to enable the iMOVE to maneuver smoothly without any obstructions.

1.3 The surface of the bed or sofa that needs to utilize the iMOVE should be smooth, i.e. not too soft or sunken. If the seat or mattress is too soft, it is advisable to use an extra cushion, which can also be purchased from the company.

1.4 There should be at least 15-20 in of space to the left and right side of the wheelchair, in order to enable the iMOVE to open and close conveniently to lift the patient. For example, if you want to move the patient from the bed to the wheelchair, the armrests should be able to open on both sides, and no large rear wheels that would impede both sides of the seat, in order to effectively use the iMove to move the patient.

1.5 The area for maneuvering the iMOVE should be smooth and even, and free from obstacles. Uneven surface heights should not be more than 1 inch.

   2. Patient’s health

     iMOVE chair is designed to help the caregivers of the patient with mild to moderate physical disability to transfer between different seating surfaces, as well as for toileting. It is not designed for transferring users who are very weak, bedridden or totally disabled.

2.1 After the caregiver has transferred the patient to the wheelchair, the patient should be able to balance themselves independently on their own, as the patient has to be moved slightly to the left and right while positioning themselves onto the iMOVE securely. If the patient is unable to independently balance themselves, it is advisable to have another caretaker to provide additional support.

2.2 The patient should be able to hold on to the handle of the wheelchair in order to prevent themselves from swaying. If the patient is too weak to do so, it is recommended to use a support strap to secure the patient.

2.3 For obese or over-sized patients, we suggest that the patient’s seat should be measured to ensure that it is approximately the same size as the seat of the iMOVE. The width of the iMOVE seat is 49 cm., and the distance between both sides of the armrests is 41 cm. The iMOVE can be used suitably if the width of the chair that the patient is currently using is similar in size.

2.4 Patients must not tense or resist when in the process of being transfered.

As the iLIFT chair is designed for  use in a variety of areas in a wide range of situations, customers should also be aware and have a complete understanding of how it works, i.e. restrictions and conditions on the use of the iLIFT chair, as well as the patients’ health conditions under which the iLIFT chair should not be used.

       1. Place of Use

1.1 The height of the bed or sofa must be at least 15.35 in, but not higher than 29.5 in, as it is compatible to the adjustable height of the iLIFT chair. The base of the bed or sofa should also have a gap of at least 5.9 in in order for the iLIFT chair to be able to maneuver into.

1.2 The area for maneuvering the iLIFT chair should be smooth and even, and free from obstacles. Uneven surface heights should not be more than 1 inch.

   2. Patient’s health

1. After the caregiver has assisted the patient to sit up, the patient should be able to sit on the seat on their own since the patient has to be sitting upright on the seat without assistance while the chair is being pushed in to pick up the patient. If not possible, it is recommended that there is another caregiver helping the patient to sit upright.
2. The patient should be able to hold the handles of the chair in order to prevent the chair from tipping sideways.
3. The patient should not feel nervous or tensed when being transferred.
4. The patient should be able to bend the knees in order to place the feet on the footrest of the chair.

As the EZ CARE BED is designed for use in a variety of areas in a wide range of situations, customers should also be aware and have a complete understanding of how it works, i.e. restrictions and conditions on the use of the EZ CARE BED.

     1. Place of Use

1.1 The height of the patient bed must be at least 19.5 in, but not higher than 30 in, as it is compatible to the adjustable height of EZ CARE BED. The base of the bed or sofa should also have a gap of at least 5.9 in order for EZ CARE BED to be able to maneuver into. Please be noted that EZ CARE BED’s seat height can not be adjustable up or down while the patient was sitting on.

1.2 The surface of the bed or sofa that needs to utilize EZ CARE BED should be smooth, i.e. not too soft or sunken. If the seat or mattress is too soft, it is advisable to use an extra cushion, which can also be purchased from the company.

1.3 The area for maneuvering EZ CARE BED should be smooth and even, and free from obstacles. Uneven surface heights should not be more than 1 inch.

   2. Patient’s health
 

2.1 EZ CARE BED can be used by people weighing a maximum of 220 lb or 100 kg.

   3. Side of the patient bed
 

Please specify the side of the patient bed you need EZ CARE BED to approach wheather left or right. You can inform us by choosing the side option before you add the product to the shopping cart.