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The first thing to do is consider how much of a fall risk exists. If a person has fallen before, there is a high degree of certainty that it will happen again. If the risk is high, it is a good idea to investigate the different designs on the market for devices that help raise a person who has fallen.
Determine how much upper and lower body strength the patient has, and if the patient can participate in getting up from a fall. Can the patient sit up without assistance? Can the patient independently rise from a seated to a standing position? Knowing the patient’s abilities will determine the level of assistance required from a fall recovery devic...
Make sure the device you choose is safely and comfortably sized to accommodate the weight of the patient.
Many transfer and lifting devices require two attendants to operate safely. If you are not guaranteed two caregivers will be on hand to assist, then you should choose a fall recovery device that does not require two people to safely operate.
Consider how much room you have to store a fall recovery device when it’s not in service. Also, think about how much space you have to maneuver a device around the house. Space limitations could influence which fall recovery device is most appropriate for your home.
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