- Advanced, durable, and ergonomically designed portable transport unit that enhances safety and efficiency for patient handling in a wide range of emergency and medical scenarios
Common Uses:
- An essential tool for paramedics, EMTs, and firefighters for safely extracting and transporting patients from challenging locations, such as multi-story buildings, basements, narrow hallways, or rough outdoor terrain
- The multi-grip handles are especially valuable for stair ascents and descents
- Used for in-facility patient transfers, particularly for bariatric patients or when moving patients to and from departments (e.g., imaging, surgery) where traditional stretchers might be cumbersome
- Aids staff in safely transferring and repositioning residents with mobility limitations
- Its portability, high capacity, and ease of deployment make it invaluable for rapid patient evacuation and transport in large-scale emergencies
- Utilized by rescue teams to move individuals from accident sites or remote, hard-to-reach areas
Key Features:
- Designed for transporting, transferring, or rescuing patients from areas that are difficult or impossible for traditional stretchers to access
- This includes navigating stairs, confined spaces, uneven terrain, or during rapid evacuations
- Constructed from nonwoven/poly material which provides durability and fluid resistance
- Latex-free
- 40" x 80", offering ample space to accommodate most adult patients
- Has a high weight capacity, typically stated as 1000 lbs. which makes it suitable for bariatric patients or when multiple caregivers are assisting in the transfer
- Features multi-positioned handles including white, black, and green pull straps
- These allow users to select the handle position that offers the safest and most comfortable grip for ergonomic lifting, which is particularly beneficial when maneuvering up or down stairs
- Non-sterile
- It is lightweight and folds compactly, making it easy to store in emergency vehicles, medical kits, or closets, and quick to deploy in critical situations
- Designed to be robust and tear-resistant, built to withstand the rigors of daily use in healthcare and emergency environments
- Some descriptions indicate it may be reusable and washable, following proper disinfection protocols, although single-use is often preferred in medical settings to minimize contamination risk
