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Leg Lifter - Bariatric/Oedema

NDIS Support Item Reference No. 05_181200711_0103_1_2

The NDIS Support Item Reference Number provided is a guide only. Please note that each purchase must align with your individual plan goals and needs, and eligibility may vary based on your disability type and NDIS plan. Final approval for claims is determined by the NDIS.

$123.25
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Description

The Leg Lifter - Bariatric/Oedema is made with a soft, wipeable, medical grade material with special foam padding. There is a central raised padded section that protects the legs from touching when lifting or lowering. This product may help some bariatric people or people with oedema who have problems getting their legs onto a bed.

Key Features

  • Soft, wipeable material: Made from medical grade material with foam padding for comfort.
  • Central padded section: Protects the legs during lifting and lowering.
  • Assists with leg placement: Ideal for bariatric individuals or those with oedema.
  • Versatile lifting options: Can be used by hand or with a hoist.

Additional Information

Lower the bed so when the Patient sits down, they will be able to place their bottom as near to the middle of the bed as possible. Show the Patient where they should sit, so when they are lying down, their head will be on the pillow. If the bed does not lower, as an ensemble bed has a fixed height, then the Patient may be able to stand on a block to make them taller, so their bottom will go back further on the mattress. Pelican make different sizes of Bed Steps. The height of the steps needed will depend on the height of the Patient or the bed. The steps are big enough for the Patient to stand on and turn around though some people may need assistance. The Patient should sit safely on the side of the bed before lifting their feet. Ensure they will not slip off.

Specifications

Item # 233
Safe Working Load (SWL): 450kg / 990lbs
Assess the weight of the patient's legs. If a patient's legs are large or oedematous, using a lift machine is recommended as the safest option. Manual lifting of a patient's legs using 1 or 2 Carers should be risk-assessed for every client to ensure the weight lifted is realistic and safe.

Cleaning

Wash up to 80°C (176°F). Air or tumble dry on a cool setting, ensuring the drum is cool. Ensure the product is dry before using or storing.

Unit of Measure

Each

Product Options

Some other products to consider:

Leg Lifter Leg Lifter A self-help product to help Patients to lift their leg on to or off a bed.
Leg Lifter for Two Feet Leg Lifter for Two Feet A self-help product to help Patients to lift their legs on to or off a bed.
Knee Lifter Knee Lifter For Patients who may have trouble getting their legs in/out of a car or bed.