Turn Aid Bed System

Turnaid is a new independent patient turning system with careful repositioning decubitus prophylaxis of the patient in the bed.

Turn aid bed system.

The device works by raising the. The bed is both design and produce in denmark. It also promotes independence and actually improves the quality of life. Since then the technology has been developed and refined by a registered physiotherapist and the v5s is now the most advanced turning system on the market.

The turnaid system is build to create the optimal setting for both citizen and the care staff and is based on several years of experience in the business. Handicare offers several assistive devices facilitating turning in bed. We are always on stand by to help and guide you on products and accessories. The patient turning system enables nursing staff to reposition the patient and determine the lying position in a gentle and dignified manner.

In this instructable we will show you how to make a turning aid with which disabled people can turn by their self in bed the person for whom we made this is called sylvie and is paralyzed from her waste to her feet. The award winning u turner for procedures empowers one caregiver to safely and comfortably turn a patient and maintain a side lying position for a procedure such as colonoscopies wound care etc. Click for more information. This powered turn aid for moving and handling patients in bed ensures a comfortable care for patients while improving the work health and safety for carers in hospital home care and residential care.

Turnaid bed is uniquely built to help turn it users that are either paralyze or disable. Unique design also allows one person to turn a patient assist them to a standing position or sit a patient up in bed. Turnaid aps founded 2014 has developed the turning and moving system turnaid that is a distinctive combination of an electrically driven turning sheet and two bed rails. The original vendlet system was developed by a danish innovator who had noticed that his wife was struggling with the physical strain of turning their disabled daughter in bed.