The Alerta MoveAssist 200 is a transfer assist unit which makes transfer functions of all types quick and easy, requiring minimal caregiver assistance. The Alerta MoveAssist promotes user engagement and enhances mobility. Each unit is equipped with a crossbar which users can grasp and pull themself up into a standing position using their own strength. The padded split seats swing out allowing the user to stand up and board the unit. The caregiver then flips the split seats back into place to form a secure and comfortable seat for the user to sit on for the remainder of the transfer. A user who qualifies to use the Alerta MoveAssist must have enough leg and lower body strength to stand up and remain in the standing/sitting position. Adequate arm strength is required if the user must use the crossbar. Users who satisfy these criteria and have difficulty walking or present a potential for falling down will find the Alerta MoveAssist a useful and safe transfer device. For users who lack these requirements, a stand aid hoist is recommended.

Your Benefits Saves time Prevents wall fixing uncertainties Ideal for historic buildings, plasterboard walls, and balustrade areas Avoids troubling with asbestos risk assessments or landlord’s permission Can be used with or without dust cover as required Easily moved if organisations staff or location changes Great for evacuation training events

The Rotastand SOLO revolutionises sit to stand and pivot transfers. The patented T Bar mechanism in the base (see picture) allows a sit to stand and pivot transfer to be carried out by a single nurse or carer thus reducing the time it takes to carry out the task as well as halving the cost of having two carers/nurses present during the transfer. The nurse/carer does not need to counterbalance the Rota Stand Solo as the client pulls themselves to a standing position. The nurse/carer can now assist the client to stand before rotating the client to a new seated position.

Soft padded handling belts available with or without a non-slip inner lining to help prevent the belt sliding upwards during a transfer (sit to stand or assisted walking). The deluxe belts also benefit from a series of vertical and lateral handholds allowing a more comfortable grip for the nurse or carer.