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PATIENT HANDLING SOLUTIONS

REDUCE PATIENT FALLS AND CAREGIVER INJURIES

A $1,000 Value Comprehensive

Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program

is included with the purchase of two

or more powered lifts/stand assists!

See page 10 for details.

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Solutions for Your Facility

Evaluating Your Program ..............................4

Benefits of a Lifting Program ...........................5

Choosing Medline ...................................7

Your Facility in Action ..............................8-9

Safe ‘n Easy Lifting Program .......................10-11

Patient Handling Equipment

Stand Assists ................................... 12-13

Elevating Floor Lifts ..............................14-15

Comparison Chart ...............................16-17

Slings ......................................... 18-21

SoloLift, SoloVests and Gait Pacer .................. 22-23

Transfer Boards ................................... 24

PolyGlide Transfer Sheets ........................... 25

Stretchers ...................................... 26-27

Mobile In-Bed Scale ................................ 27

Beds .......................................... 28-31

Studies show that approximately

52% of all nurses experience

significant back pain each year,

and 12% of nurses leave the

profession because of chronic

back pain.1 Financially, a single

back injury can cost an institution

more than $50,000 in workers

compensation claims, lost time,

light duty, and turnover.2 Despite

these statistics, many healthcare

institutions have been slow to

implement the proper lifting

programs and equipment to

prevent further injuries and

ensure safety for both workers

and patients.

1 Moses, E. B. (1992). The registered nurse

population: Findings from the national sample

survey of registered nurses. Washington DC:

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,

U.S. Public Health Service, Division of Nursing.

2 Collins, M. (1990). Occupational back pain

in nursing: Development, implementation,

and evaluation of a comprehensive prevention

program in nursing homes

3 Waters TR, When is it safe to manually lift

a patient, American Journal of Nursing, 2007.

4 Department of Health and Human Services,

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,

National Institute for Occupational Safety and

Health, DHHS (NIOSH) Publication Number

2006-117

If you answer “NO” to any of the questions below, there are

opportunities for improvement.

YES NO

■ ■ 1. Are we designing tasks to limit the amount of

weight nurses lift? (35 pounds is the maximum

weight a nurse should be expected to lift.)3

■ ■ 2.

Are we avoiding manual handling of patients

as much as possible? (Skin tears and falls can

sometimes be traced back to manual handling.)

■ ■ 3.

Are we avoiding light duty as much as possible by

preventing injuries? (Morale problems sometimes

stem from light duty assignments among nurses.)

■ ■ 4. Are we decreasing our workers compensation

claims by enforcing safe patient lifting? (Back

injuries can cost as much as $50,000 in some

cases.)2

■ ■ 5.

Are we successfully retaining our best nurses?

(12% of nurses exit the profession due to chronic

back pain.)1

■ ■ 6.

Do we have an effective and consistent means of

determining if and how a patient should be handled

by a mechanical lift? (A proper assessment should

consider a patient’s complete medical history,

current physical condition and cognitive state.)

■ ■ 7.

Are we properly training our nurses and do they

comply with our lifting policy? (Lifting policies

are sometimes ignored, with nurses choosing to

manually handle patients.)

■ ■ 8.

Do we have enough patient lifts? (You should have

at least 1 lift for every 8 patients who require it.)4

■ ■ 9.

Are we effectively employing stand assists?

(Stand assists should be used for most patients

who are partial weight-bearing.)

■ ■ 10. Are our lifting equipment and slings always in

safe and working order? (Frequent equipment

breakdowns and frayed or missing slings are two

reasons why nurses get in the habit of manually

handling rather than using lifts.)

Evaluating Your Patient

Handling Program

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Evaluating Program

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SAFE LIFTING AND MOVEMENT OF NURSING HOME RESIDENTS

Benefits, Cost and Effectiveness

of a Safe Resident Lifting Program

What are the benefits of a safe resident lifting program?

How effective is mechanical lifting equipment in preventing injuries to caregivers?

The following benefits can be derived from a safe

resident lifting program that includes mechanical lifting

equipment, worker training on the use of the lifts,

and a written resident lifting policy:

Benefits for Residents

• Improved quality of care

• Improved resident safety and comfort

• Improved resident satisfaction

• Reduced risk of falls, being dropped, friction burns,

dislocated shoulders

• Reduced skin tears and bruises

Benefits for Employers

• Reduced number and severity of staff injuries

• Improved resident safety

• Reduced workers’ compensation medical and

indemnity costs

• Reduced lost workdays

• Reduced restricted workdays

• Reduced overtime and sick leave

• Improved recruitment and retention of caregivers

• Fewer resources required to replace injured staff

Benefits for Caregivers

• Reduced risk of injury

• Improved job satisfaction

• Increased morale

• Injured caregivers are less likely to be re-injured

• Pregnant caregivers can work longer

• Staff can work to an older age

• More energy at the end of the work shift

• Less pain and muscle fatigue on a daily basis

DHHS (NIOSH) Publication Number 2006-117

Research has shown that safe resident lifting programs

reduce resident-handling workers’ compensation

injury rates by 61%, lost workday injury rates by

66%, restricted workdays by 38%, and the number

of workers suffering from repeat injuries (Collins et al.,

2004). Similar findings have been reported by other

investigators (Tiesman et al., 2003; Nelson et al., 2003;

Garg, 1999). Furthermore, this research has shown an

increase in caregiver job satisfaction, and a decrease in

“unsafe” patient handling practices performed. Nurses

ranked lifting equipment as the most important element

in a safe lifting program (Nelson et al., 2003).

What benefits will a safe resident lifting program have for nursing home residents?

Although some residents may be reluctant to try new

lifting devices, studies have shown that the use of

mechanical lifting equipment increases a resident’s

comfort and feelings of security when compared to

manual methods (Zhuang et al., 2000; Garg and Owen

1992). Injuries to residents are also reduced because

the mechanical lifts protect residents from being

dropped. Anecdotal information indicates that a

reduction in skin tears and bruises may result when

residents are handled mechanically rather than

manually (Garg, 1999).

Workplace

Safety and Health

TM

Benefits/Lifting Program

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Why Choose Medline for All Your

Patient Handling Needs?

1. Patient Handling Expertise

Medline designs its own patient handling equipment with input from industry

experts in hospitals, nursing homes, and homehealth. Our patient handling experts

are specialists in ergonomics, physical therapy, and human factors engineering —

with years of experience in implementing patient handling programs.

2. The Right Product for Every Move

Whether you are moving patients vertically, laterally, or from the floor, we have

the right product to safely accomplish the move. These include elevating floor lifts,

stand assists, comfortable slings, sliding transfer sheets, transfer boards, stretchers,

multi-positional chairs, air-assisted transfer devices, beds, and much more.

3. Competitive Prices

Safe patient handling can be a large capital investment for most organizations, but

Medline can help you with solutions that fit your budget. We also offer flexible financing

programs to help you manage your cash flow better.

4. A Simple, Yet Comprehensive Safe Patient Handling Program

Our program is evidence-based, reflecting the best thinking and practices in patient

lifting. Our Safe ‘n Easy Lifting Program includes training videos, assessment tools,

lift policy, implementation roadmap, financial tools, and much more.

5. Educational Programs in Patient Handling

We regularly hold educational forums to educate your staff on patient handling topics.

Some of our most popular conferences include

a. Safe Patient Handling in the Acute Care Environment

b. Safe Patient Handling in the Operating Room

c. Safe Patient Handling in the Long Term Care Environment

d. Specifying and Selecting Safe Patient Handling Equipment

e. How to Implement a Safe Patient Handling Program in Your Facility

f. Lateral Transfers and Repositioning for Healthcare Facilities

g. Safe Patient Handling for the Developmentally Disabled

Choosing Medline

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Medline Has the Right Patient Handling

Equipment For Your Entire Facility

Bariatric Room and Bathroom

n Bariatric Sling

and Trapeze

n Bariatric Bed

n Bariatric

Commode

n Bariatric

Elevating

Floorlift

n Wheelchair

n PVC

Shower

Bench

n Handling

Belt

n Walker

n Commode

n Bed

n Trapeze

n Transfer

Bench

n Grab Bars

n Grab

Bars

n Powered

Stand Assist

Patient Room and Bathroom

Bathing Room

Charging Station

n Bariatric

Transfer

Bench

n PolyGlide

Transfer

Sheet

Your Facility in Action

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Rehab Room

n Mobile Scale

n Transfer Board

Exam Room

Operating Room

n PolyGlide

Transfer Sheet

Intensive Care Room

n PolyGlide

Transfer Sheet

n Stretcher

Waiting Area

n Stretcher

n Manual

Stand

Assist

Your Facility in Action

Invest in Reducing Caregiver Injuries.

Collins JW, Wolf L, Bell

J, Evanoff B [2004]. An

Evaluation of a “Best

Practices”. Musculoskeletal

Injury Prevention Program

in Nursing Homes. Injury

Prevention 10:206-211.

“ Cost-benefit analyses demonstrate that

the initial investment in lifting equipment

and employee training can be recovered

in two to three years through reductions

in workers’ compensation expenses.”

“ Research has shown that safe resident

lifting programs reduce resident-handling

workers’ compensation injury rates

by 61%, lost workday injury rates by

66%, restricted workdays by 38%,

and the number of workers suffering

from repeat injuries.”

Medline is dedicated to providing a safe environment

to all facilities using their equipment. Protect patients

and staff with Medline’s Safe ‘n Easy Lifting Program. Our

program is evidence-based, reflecting the best thinking and

practices in patient lifting.

This includes, for example, work accomplished by the 2001

Technical Advisory Group (a collaboration of the VHA Public

Health and Environmental Hazards, the Patient Safety Center

Inquiry, and the Healthcare Analysis and Information Group), as

well as the 2005 National Task Force (representatives from the

American Association of Rehabilitation Nurses, the American

Physical Therapy Association, and the Veterans Administration).

A $1,000 Value Comprehensive

Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program

is included with the purchase of two

or more powered lifts/stand assists!

Expert Phone Support

Our lifting specialists can

help you with your questions

and guide you step-by-step

in implementing a complete

patient lifting program.

Inservicing Video

Train your employees in

the proper operation and

maintenance of patient

lifting equipment. This

short DVD reviews all the

basic moves to ensure

your employees are

competent in moving

and repositioning patients.

Medline’s Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program Includes:

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Lifting Program

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Assessment Tools

Assess your incoming patients

to ensure you have the proper

lifting protocols in place.

Consider all physical and

cognitive factors to ensure

you make the right decision –

maximizing patient care and

employee safety.

Safe 'n Easy Lift Assessment

Safe 'n Easy Assessment Tool and Care Plan

General Information

Patient's Name

Assessment Date

Your Name

Your Signature (sign after printing)

I. Patient's Level of Assistance (check one)

Independent - Patient performs task safely, with or without staff assistance, with or without assistive devices.

Partial Assist - Patient requires no more help than stand-by, cueing, or coaxing, or caregiver is required to lift no more than 35 lbs of a patient's weight.

Dependent - Patient requires nurse to lift more than 35 lbs. of the patient's weight, or is unpredictable in the amount of assistance offered. In this case, assistive devices should be used.

II. Weight Bearing Capability (check one) III. Bi-Lateral Upper Extremity Strength (check one)

Full Yes

Partial No

None

IV. Patient's Level of Cooperation and Comprehension (check one)

Cooperative - may need prompting; able to follow simply commands

Unpredictable or varies (patient whose behavior changes frequently should be considered as "unpredictable"), not cooperative, or unable to follow simple commands

V. Weight, Height, BMI

Weight (lbs)

Height (inches)

Calculated Body Mass Index (BMI)

VI. Applicable conditions likely to affect the transfer/repositioning techniques (check all that apply)

Hip / Knee / Shoulder Replacements Respiratory / Cardiac Compromise Fractures

History of Falls Wounds Affecting Transfer / Positioning Splints / Traction

Paralysis / Paresis Amputation Severe Osteoporosis

Unstable Spine Urinary / Fecal Stoma Severe Pain / Discomfort

Severe Edema Contractures / Spasms Postural Hypotension

Very Fragile Skin Tubes (IV, Chest, etc.)

Other Comments:

VII. Care Plan

1Transfer To and From: Bed to Chair, Chair to Toilet, Chair to Chair, or Car to Chair

2

Lateral Transfer to and From: Bed to Stretcher, Trolley

3Transfer To and From: Chair to Stretcher, or Chair to Exam Table

4Reposition in Bed: Side-to-Side, Up in Bed

5Reposition in Chair: Wheelchair and Dependency Chair

6Transfer Patient Up from the Floor

Bariatric 1 Bariatric Transfer To and From: Bed to Chair, Chair to Toilet, or Chair to Chair

Bariatric 2 Bariatric Lateral Transfer To and From: Bed to Stretcher or Trolley

Bariatric 3 Bariatric Reposition in Bed: Side to Side, Up in Bed

Bariatric 4 Bariatric Reposition in Chair: Wheelchair, Chair, or Dependency Chair

Bariatric 5 Patient Handling Tasks Requiring Access to Body Parts (e.g., Limb, Abdominal Mass, Gluteal Area)

Bariatric 6 Bariatric Transporting (Stretcher)

Bariatric 7 Bariatric Toileting Tasks

Sling Type:

Seated

Seated (amputation)

Standing

Supine

Ambulation

Limb Support

Sling Size (XS, S, M, L, XL)

Additional data needed for determining slings:

Circumference Around Hips

Distance from Top of Head to Just Above Kneecap

Distance from Shoulder Blade to Just Above Kneecap

Note: An assessment should be made prior to each task if the patient has varying level of ability to assist due to medical reasons, fatigue, medications, etc. When in doubt, assume the patient cannot assist with the transfer/repositioning.

Note: if patient has a BMI of 50 or more, transfer care plan will be based on bariatric algorithms.

Note: The presence of the following conditions are likely to affect the transfer/repositioning process and should be considered when identifying equipment and techniques needed to move the patient.

Algorithm

# Staff

Equipment /

Assistive Device

Task

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Lifting Program

Safe

Patient Handling

and Movement

Algorithms

Developed By:

VISN 8 Patient Safety Center

11605 N. Nebraska Avenue 673/118M

Tampa, FL 33612-5738

http://www.visn8.med.va.gov/patientsafetycenter/

Center Director:

Audrey Nelson, PhD, RN, FAAN

Phone: 813-558-3902

Safe ‘n Easy

Lift Policy

Safe resident/patient lifting policy is one part of a comprehensive program to reduce musculoskeletal injuries to

frontline caregivers, one of our most valuable resources. The policy recommends guidelines to ensure that the

transferring needs of all patients/residents are assessed.

All healthcare personnel responsible for transferring patients shall be aware and trained on the correct

procedures for lifting and moving patients. Adherence to this policy ensures that patients/residents are being

liftedand transferred safely while encouraging patient mobility and independence. Safe resident/patient lifting

policy is one part of a comprehensive program to reduce musculoskeletal injuries to frontline caregivers,

one of our most valuable resources. The policy recommends guidelines to ensure that the transferring needs

of all patients/residents are assessed.

All healthcare personnel responsible for transferring patients shall be aware and trained on the correct procedures

for lifting and moving patients. Adherence to this policy ensures that patients/residents are being liftedand

transferred safely while encouraging patient mobility and independence.

Safe resident/patient lifting policy is one part of a comprehensive program to reduce musculoskeletal injuries to

frontline caregivers, one of our most valuable resources. The policy recommends guidelines to ensure that the

transferring needs of all patients/residents are assessed.

All healthcare personnel responsible for transferring patients shall be aware and trained on the correct procedures

for lifting and moving patients. Adherence to this policy ensures that patients/residents are being liftedand

transferred safely while encouraging patient mobility and independence.

Customizable Lift Policy

Ensures you have a thorough

policy on record, covering

all aspects of your lift

program. Responsibilities,

equipment requirements,

and maintenance procedures

are all addressed in this

customizable policy.

Implementation Plan

Manage implementation

of your formal lifting

program through an

easy-to-use checklist.

You can designate who

is responsible and stay

on track.

Manual Stand Assist

• Appropriate for partial weight-bearing patients

with some upper body strength

• Perfect for functional rehabilitation therapy

• Affordable alternative to battery-powered stand assists

• Patient grasps an assist bar and pulls up using their

upper body strength

item number description wt. capacity seat width

STA182 Manual Stand Assist 400 lb (181 kg) 20" (51 cm)

Security

Stand Assists

Assisting Patients from a

Sitting to Standing Position

Stand assists are used for

lifting residents who are

partially dependent, have

some weight-bearing capacity,

are cooperative, can sit up

on the edge of the bed with

or without assistance, and

are able to bend hips, knees,

and ankles. Transfers include

moving to and from beds, chairs,

bathing, and toileting.

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Stand Assists

A $1,000 Value Comprehensive

Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program

is included with the purchase of two

or more powered lifts/stand assists!

See page 10 for details.

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MDS600SA

Battery-Powered Stand Assist

• Appropriate for partial weight-bearing patients

• Removable foot platform for gait training

• Battery-powered stand assists available in

400 and 600 lb (181 and 272 kg) versions

• Controls are easy-to-operate

warranty

3 years for mechanical/electrical components

1 year for battery

item number description

MDS400SA 400 lb (181 kg) Stand Assist

MDS600SA 600 lb (272 kg) Stand Assist

Points to remember when using:

• Always requires at least 1 caregiver.

• Choose a lift that has a variety

of sling sizes, lift-height range,

battery portability, hand-held control,

emergency shut-off, and manual

override.

• Ensure the lifting device is in good

working order before use and is

rated for the load weight to be lifted.

• Battery-powered lifts are preferred

to crank or pump type devices to allow

a smoother movement for the resident,

less physical exertion, and risk of

musculoskeletal injury to the caregiver.

Stand Assists

7 Keys to Success

1. Have the right equipment:

Partial weight-bearing patients — Sit-to-stand assist

Non weight-bearing patients — Elevating floor lift

2. Ensure adequate equipment levels for staff use

3. Implement a safe patient handling policy

4. Identify a safe lifting program champion

5. Train caregivers on both the policy and equipment

6. Assess the patient’s weight-bearing ability on a regular basis

7. Encourage full reporting and tracking of all injury incidents

Hydraulic 400 Lb Lift

• Elevating lift, hydraulic

• Base opens with an easy hand lever

• Lift comes with a FREE full-body

sling packaged inside box

specifications

Weight capacity: 400 lb (181 kg)

Cradle type: 6 point

warranty

3 years

item number description

MDS88200D 400 lb (181 kg) Hydraulic Lift

Elevating Floor Lifts

Lifting and Transferring Non-

Weight Bearing and Partially

Weight Bearing Patients

Patient lift devices are used

for patients who are non-weight-

bearing, partially weight-bearing,

disabled physically, developmen-

tally, or have other physical

limitations. Transfers may be

to and from beds, chairs, floor

to bed, lateral transfers, bathing,

and toileting.

Safety

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Elevating Floor Lifts

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MDSELSCALE

For use on elevating floor lift models

(MDS400EL, MDS600EL)

Powered Elevating Floor Lift

• Base legs on powered lifts spread with a reliable,

easy-to-operate foot pedal

• Low-prole, base legs easily move under beds and

other furniture

• Controls are easy-to-operate and common between lifts

• 6-point sling cradles provide exibility for maximum

comfort and safety

specifications

Cradle type: 6 point

Battery voltage: 24V DC

Average lifts/charge: 80-100

warranty

3 years for mechanical/electrical components

1 year for battery

item number description

MDS400EL 400 lb (181 kg) Elevating Floor Lift

MDS600EL 600 lb (272 kg) Elevating Floor Lift

MDS600EL

Points to remember when using:

• May require 2 or more caregivers.

• Choose a lift that has a variety of slings,

lift-height range, battery portability,

hand-held control, emergency shut-off,

manual override and boom pressure

sensitive switch.

• Having multiple slings allows one sling

to remain in place while patient is in bed

or chair for only a short period, reducing

the number of times the caregiver lifts

and positions resident.

• Ensure the lifting device is in good working

order before use and is rated for the load

weight to be lifted.

• Battery-powered lifts are preferred to crank

or pump type devices to allow a smoother

movement for the resident, less physical

exertion, and risk of musculoskeletal injury

to the caregiver.

Elevating Floor Lifts

A $1,000 Value Comprehensive

Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program

is included with the purchase of two

or more powered lifts/stand assists!

See page 10 for details.

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Technical Specification Chart

and Reference Guide

Stand Assist Stand Assist Hydraulic Elevating Lift Powered Elevating Lift Powered Elevating Lift

MDS400SA MDS600SA MDS88200D MDS400EL* MDS600EL*

Weight Capacity 400 lbs (181 kgs) 600 lbs (272 kgs) 400 lbs (181 kgs) 400 lbs (181 kgs) 600 lbs (272 kgs)

Finish White Powder Coat Finish White Powder Coat Finish Gray Hammertone Finish White Powder Coat Finish White Powder Coat Finish

Cradle Type 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point

Battery Voltage 24V DC 24V DC N/A 24V DC 24V DC

Average Lifts/Charge 80-100 80-100 N/A 80-100 80-100

Base Spreader Type Foot Pedal Foot Pedal Arm Lever Foot Pedal Foot Pedal

Overall Ht. Of Base 4.6" (11.7 cm) 4.6" (11. 7 cm) 5.5" (14 cm) 4.6" (11.7 cm) 6" (15.2 cm)*

Outside Width of Base (open/closed) 37"/26.5" (94 cm/67 cm) 37"/26.5" (94 cm/67 cm) 31.5"/26" (80 cm/66 cm) 38"/26.5" (7 cm/67 cm) 43"/26" (109 cm/66 cm)

Inside Width of Base (open/closed) 32.5"/22" (82.5 cm/56 cm) 32.5"/22" (82.5 cm/56 cm) 28.5"/23" (72 cm/58 cm) 33.5"/22" (85 cm/56 cm) 38"/21.5" (96.5 cm/55 cm)

Overall Length 40" (102 cm) 40" (102 cm) 42" (107 cm) 41" (104 cm) 50" (127 cm)

Can Lift from Floor? N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes

Overall Lift Height N/A N/A 73" (185 cm) 65" (165 cm) 71" (180 cm)

Total Unit Weight 117 lbs (53 kgs) 122 lbs (55 kgs) 85 lbs (39 kgs) 115 lbs (52 kgs) 137 lbs (62 kgs)

Includes Sling? No No Yes No No

Includes Scale? (MDSELSCALE) N/A N/A No Yes (optional) Yes (optional)

Includes Charger Bag? Yes Yes N/A Yes Yes

* Can be converted to 4.6" (11.7 cm) with optional caster kit.

For additional assistance, contact your Medline sales representative.

Comparison Chart

A $1,000 Value Comprehensive

Safe ‘n Easy

Lifting Program

is included with the purchase of two

or more powered lifts/stand assists!

See page 10 for details.

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* Many customers purchase MDS600EL since it lifts 6" (15.2 cm)

higher than the MDS400EL and has 10" (25.4 cm) more room

between the patient and actuator. MDS400EL is recommend

only if you have very limited space in your facility.

Stand Assist Stand Assist Hydraulic Elevating Lift Powered Elevating Lift Powered Elevating Lift

MDS400SA MDS600SA MDS88200D MDS400EL* MDS600EL*

Weight Capacity 400 lbs (181 kgs) 600 lbs (272 kgs) 400 lbs (181 kgs) 400 lbs (181 kgs) 600 lbs (272 kgs)

Finish White Powder Coat Finish White Powder Coat Finish Gray Hammertone Finish White Powder Coat Finish White Powder Coat Finish

Cradle Type 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point 6 Point

Battery Voltage 24V DC 24V DC N/A 24V DC 24V DC

Average Lifts/Charge 80-100 80-100 N/A 80-100 80-100

Base Spreader Type Foot Pedal Foot Pedal Arm Lever Foot Pedal Foot Pedal

Overall Ht. Of Base 4.6" (11.7 cm) 4.6" (11. 7 cm) 5.5" (14 cm) 4.6" (11.7 cm) 6" (15.2 cm)*

Outside Width of Base (open/closed) 37"/26.5" (94 cm/67 cm) 37"/26.5" (94 cm/67 cm) 31.5"/26" (80 cm/66 cm) 38"/26.5" (7 cm/67 cm) 43"/26" (109 cm/66 cm)

Inside Width of Base (open/closed) 32.5"/22" (82.5 cm/56 cm) 32.5"/22" (82.5 cm/56 cm) 28.5"/23" (72 cm/58 cm) 33.5"/22" (85 cm/56 cm) 38"/21.5" (96.5 cm/55 cm)

Overall Length 40" (102 cm) 40" (102 cm) 42" (107 cm) 41" (104 cm) 50" (127 cm)

Can Lift from Floor? N/A N/A Yes Yes Yes

Overall Lift Height N/A N/A 73" (185 cm) 65" (165 cm) 71" (180 cm)

Total Unit Weight 117 lbs (53 kgs) 122 lbs (55 kgs) 85 lbs (39 kgs) 115 lbs (52 kgs) 137 lbs (62 kgs)

Includes Sling? No No Yes No No

Includes Scale? (MDSELSCALE) N/A N/A No Yes (optional) Yes (optional)

Includes Charger Bag? Yes Yes N/A Yes Yes

* Can be converted to 4.6" (11.7 cm) with optional caster kit.

For additional assistance, contact your Medline sales representative.

Comparison Chart

Slings

Supporting the patient

during transferring and

lifting procedures

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How to Determine a Patient's Sling Size

1 Measure dimension around the shoulders

(see A in diagram)

2. Measure dimension around the chest,

under arms (see B in diagram)

3. Weigh the patient

4. Review the sling specifications chart below

for appropriate sling size.

Sling Specifications Chart

A

B

Small Medium Large Bariatric

A - Circumference in inches around the shoulders

U-Shaped 28"-45" 37"-57" 47"-67" 57"-80"

Universal Slings (71-114 cm) (94-145 cm) (119-170 cm) (145-203 cm)

B - Circumference in inches around the chest

Toileting Slings 26"-42" 30"-48" 38"-60" 58"-73"

(66-107 cm) (76-122 cm) (97-152 cm) (147-185 cm)

Stand Assist Slings 28"-42" 30"-48" 36"-60" 50"-79"

(71-107 cm) (76-122 cm) (91-152 cm) (127-201 cm)

Body Weight

Full-Body Slings N/A 100-180 lbs. 160-280 lbs. 200-600 lbs.

(45-82 kgs) (73-127 kgs) (91-272 kgs)

Above dimensions are guidelines and may vary by user

Slings

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MDSD3MDSDHS3

Mesh Slings/No Head Support

item number description

MDSM2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSM3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

Mesh Slings With Head Supports

item number description

MDSMHS1 400 lb (181 kg) Small

MDSMHS2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSMHS3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

Padded Fabric Slings/No Head Support

item number description

MDSP2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSP3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

MDSP4 600 lb (272 kg) Bariatric

Padded Fabric Slings/No Head Support

item number description

MDSHC70002 Medium 500 lb (227 kg) (best fit 99-210 lbs, 45-95 kg)

MDSHC70001 Large 500 lb (227 kg) (best fit 198-350 lbs, 89-159 kg)

MDSHC70000 X-Large 600 lb (272 kg) (best fit 270-600 lbs, 122-272 kg)

Padded Fabric Sling/With Head Support

item number description

MDSPHS1 400 lb (181 kg) Small

MDSPHS2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSPHS3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

MDSPHS4 600 lb (272 kg) Bariatric

MDSPHS3

U-Shaped Slings

Designed for comfort and created to be easy-to-use, the u-shaped sling is a secure, easy-to-fit general

purpose sling. U-shaped slings have the advantage of being easy to put under and remove from patients.

U-Shaped Disposable Slings/No Head Support

item number description

MDSD2 600 lb (272 kg) Medium, 10 per pkg

MDSD3 600 lb (272 kg) Large, 10 per pkg

U-Shaped Disposable Slings with Head Support

item number description

MDSDHS1 600 lb (272 kg) Small, 10 per pkg

MDSDHS2 600 lb (272 kg) Medium, 10 per pkg

MDSDHS3 600 lb (272 kg) Large, 10 per pkg

Disposable For 6-Point Cradles Only

Washable For 6-Point Cradles Only

Padded Fabric Slings With Head Support

item number description

MDSHC70012 Medium 500 lb (227 kg) (best fit 99-210 lbs, 45-95 kg)

MDSHC70011 Large 500 lb (227 kg) (best fit 198-350 lbs, 89-159 kg)

MDSHC70010 X-Large 600lb weight capacity (best fit 270-600 lbs)

MDSHC70012

Disposable slings are great for reducing cross-contamination. They are intended for

single patient use. Disposable slings are not to be laundered, they are to be disposed

of before they begin to show signs of wear.

MDSHC70002

Slings

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MDSR113

MDSR115

Full Body Mesh Slings

item number description

MDSR110 450 lb (204 kg) Medium

MDSR111 450 lb (204 kg) Large

MDSR140 600 lb (272 kg) XX-Large

Full Body Mesh Slings

with Commode Opening

item number description

MDSR114 450 lb (204 kg) Medium

MDSR115 450 lb (204 kg) Large

MDSR116 450 lb (204 kg) X-Large

MDSR141 600 lb (272 kg) XX-Large

Full Body Solid Fabric Slings

item number description

MDSR112 450 lb (204 kg) Medium

MDSR113 450 lb (204 kg) Large

MDSR117 450 lb (204 kg) X-Large

Padded Toileting Slings

item number description

MDSTO1 400 lb (181 kg) Small

MDSTO2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSTO3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

MDSTO4 600 lb (272 kg) Bariatric

MDST03

Full Body Slings

Designed with comfort and safety in mind, these slings feature a unique, fully padded

fabric that forms a soft yet supportive surface. The full-body slings have a four point

hookup. Full body slings have the primary advantage of fewer loops to connect to

the cradle, as well as versatility to be used with either 4-point or 6-point lift cradles.

Washable For 4-Point or 6-Point Cradles

Padded Toileting Slings

Specifically designed for toileting and hygiene functions, the large opening around the seat

of the sling facilitates dressing and undressing for toileting. These slings also feature a

unique, fully padded fabric that forms a soft yet supportive surface. The stretch-resistant

material means the slings will hold their shape for extended support and easy positioning.

Patient must have head and neck control to use this sling. This sling can be used in

combination with Medline’s stand assist or elevating floor lift.

Slings

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Stand Assist Padded Slings

item number description

MDSSA1 400 lb (181 kg) Small

MDSSA2 400 lb (181 kg) Medium

MDSSA3 400 lb (181 kg) Large

MDSSA4 600 lb (272 kg) Bariatric

Optional Accessory:

Stand Assist Buttock Straps

(Use with Stand Assist Padded Sling)

item number description

MDSBSS 400 lb (181 kg) Standard

MDSBSB 600 lb (272 kg) Bariatric

MDSSA3

Single Patient Stand Assist Slings

item number description

MDSDSA662 Medium, 400 lb (181 kg)

Torso 29"-48" (74-122 cm)

MDSDSA663 Large, 400 lb (181 kg)

Torso 36"-60" (91-152 cm)

MDSDSA664 Bariatric, 600 lb (272 kg)

Torso 50"-79" (127-201 cm)

Stand Assist Slings

For use with Medline

’

s stand assist lifts, these slings provide the extra support the

patient needs to stand. The best feature of the Medline stand assist sling is the extra

padding in the lumbar and under-arm areas for improved patient comfort.

Disposable slings are great for reducing cross-contamination.

They are intended for single patient use. Disposable slings

are not to be laundered, they are to be disposed of before

they begin to show signs of wear.

Washable

Disposable

MDSBSS

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Slings

7 Keys to Success

1. Have the right equipment:

Partial weight-bearing patients — Sit-to-stand assist

Non weight-bearing patients — Elevating floor lift

2. Ensure adequate equipment levels for staff use

3. Implement a safe patient handling policy

4. Identify a safe lifting program champion

5. Train caregivers on both the policy and equipment

6. Assess the patient’s weight-bearing ability on a regular basis

7. Encourage full reporting and tracking of all injury incidents

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Caregiver must consider patient’s girth

when selecting appropriate SoloVest.

Important:

User’s weight and height must not

exceed maximum 350 lbs / 76"

(159 kg/193 cm).

Ordering Your SoloLift and SoloVest:

1. Determine which size SoloVest is

appropriate by measuring girth.

2. Select the frame model (with or without

scale), which includes two leg straps,

two batteries, and a battery charger.

3. Order power supply cord.

SoloVest

• With no straps below the waist, preparing

the patient for transfer is easier, and clothing

remains accessible for toileting.

• Foam padding ensures comfort and skin protection

around the patient’s arms and upper torso.

• Tightens with just two straps secured by automo-

tive-grade snap-in buckles.

item number description

MDSR703 SoloVest, 350 lb (159 kg), Small (green)

Girth: 22"-34" (56-86 cm), R703

MDSR701 SoloVest, 350 lb (159 kg), Medium (Lt. Blue)

Girth: 28"-40" (71-102 cm), R701

MDSR702 SoloVest, 350 lb (159 kg) , Large (Dark Blue)

Girth: 36"-60" (91-152 cm), R702

SoloLift and

SoloVest

Lifts for the

developmentally

disabled population

SoloLift

• Supports all patients, up to 350 lbs., even

those with no weight-bearing ability.

• Enables a single caregiver to transfer a

patient to and from a wheelchair, chair, toilet,

gait trainer, bed, or the floor.

• Creates many new opportunities for easier

and more dignified transfers by lifting patients

in a natural sit-to-stand arc, from above the

waist, using the specialized SoloVest.

specifications

Overall Length: 48" (122 cm)

Overall Width: 31" (79 cm) min – 52" (132 cm) max

Overall Height: 39" (99 cm) min – 72½" (185 cm) max

SoloLift Weight: 140 lbs (64 kgs)

SoloVest Weight: 5 lbs (2.3 kgs)

item number description

MDSR711 Frame, SoloLift, R711

MDSR712 Frame, SoloLift, with Scale, R712

MDSR706 Cord, Power Supply, R706

SoloLift/SoloVest

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item number description

medium, large and x-large gait pacers

and accessories

MDSK521 Frame, Medium For Gait Pacer

MDSK531 Frame, Large For Gait Pacer

MDSK544 Frame, XL, For Gait Pacer

MDSK518 Tray, Communication, K518

MDSK524 Prompt, Chest, Medium, K524

MDSK532 Set, Prompt, Large Arm, K532

MDSK533 Positioner, Hip, K533

MDSK534 Prompt, Chest, Large, K534

MDSK535 Set, Prompt, Thigh, K535

MDSK542 Pad, Positioner, Hip, K542

MDSK546 Set, Prompt, Ankle, K546

MDSK526 Set, Prompt, Ankle, Med, F/Gait Pacer

MDSK536 Set, Prompt, Ankle, Large, F/Gait Pacer

Measure the vertical distance from the bent elbow

to the floor while the user is standing upright.

Choose the gait trainer that allows for growth.

Important:

Make sure the chest prompt width is adequate,

allowing for growth. User’s weight must not exceed

the maximum working load. Small and medium

prompts are recommended for most users of the

medium Pacer.

item dimensions medium large x-large

Arm Proper Height 24"-34" (61-86 cm) 31"-46" (79-117) 34"-50" (86-127 cm)

Overall Width x Length 26" x 32" (66 x 81 cm) 271⁄2 " x 38" (70 x 97) 32"x45" (81 x 114 cm)

Chest Prompt Height (Top Edge) 28"-38" (71-97 cm) 35"-50" (89-127) 39"-54" (99-137 cm)

Frame Height 21"-26" (53-66 cm) 28"-38" (71-97) 311⁄2"-411⁄2" (80-105 cm)

Folded 32" x 26" x 17" 38" x 271⁄2" x 171⁄2" 45" x 32" x 18"

(81 x 66 x 43 cm) (97 x 70 x 44 cm) (114 x 81 x 46 cm)

Frame Weight 15 lbs (7 kg) 271⁄2 lbs (12.5 kg) 45 lbs (20 kg)

Max. Working Load 150 lbs 200 lbs 275 lbs

Chest Prompt Circumference 22"-40" (56-102 cm) 28"-50" (71-127 cm) 28"-50" (71-127 cm)

• Prompts mount anywhere; no tools required

• Simple two-handed height adjusts in 1" increments

• Innovative casters with separate swivel lock, brake,

variable drag and one-way ratchet control

• Fits easily in car trunks and through 32" door frames

• Easy rear access for transfers from SoloLift

• Patient’s can face either way (posterior or anterior)

How to order:

1. Determine the size needed based on

the patient’s size (see chart below).

2. Select frame and color.

3. Choose the accessories you need

based on frame size selected.

Frame Colors

Gait Pacer

Red Blue Raspberry Champagne Purple Electric Lime

Gait Pacer

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Full Length

Optional: Three 2" (5 cm) web nylon restraint

straps with side release plastic buckles ensure

safe and secure transfers

item number description

PVCM600A 71" L x 231⁄2" W

(180 cm L x 60 cm W)

8 carrying handles

500 lb (227 kg) weight capacity

Half Length

Optional: Two 2" (5 cm) web nylon restraint

straps with side release plastic buckles ensure

safe and secure transfers

item number description

PVCM600H 31" L x 23" W

(79 cm L x 58 cm W)

6 carrying handles

500 lb (227 kg) weight capacity

Narrow Full-Length

Optional: Three 2" (5 cm) web nylon restraint

straps with side release plastic buckles ensure

safe and secure transfers

item number description

PVCM600N 71" L x 153⁄4" W

(180 cm L x 40 cm W)

8 carrying handles

500 lb (227 kg) weight capacity

Wide Full-Length

Optional: Three 2" (5 cm) web nylon restraint

straps with side release plastic buckles ensure

safe and secure transfers

item number description

PVCM600W 71" L x 351⁄2" W

(180 cm L x 90 cm W)

8 carrying handles

500 lb (227 kg) weight capacity

Transfer Boards

• Smooth and strong, allowing for quick

and effective patient transfers

• Made of high density polyethylene

• Easy to clean

Transfer Boards

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PolyGlide Transfer Sheets

item number description

FSS6072BH PolyGlide transfer sheet standard with handles, blue,

500 lb capacity, 60" x 72" (152 x 183 cm)

FSS6072RH PolyGlide transfer sheet standard with handles,

burgundy, 700 lb capacity, 60" x 72" (152 x 183 cm)

FSSBAGB PolyGlide transfer sheet bag, blue

Helps reduce the potential of patient

and caregiver injury

• PolyGlide transfer sheets minimize manual patient

handling during lateral transfers and repositioning,

thereby increasing patient comfort.

• For the caregivers, transfer sheets reduce the effort

required during lateral transfers and repositioning

and hence minimizes potential caregiver back injuries.

Autoclavable for Use in the O.R.!

• Can be autoclaved providing sterility for O.R. use.

• Long lasting PolyGlide transfer sheets can be washed up

to 150 times without losing the Anti-Bacterial finish.*

Provides barrier protection

• Constructed of Polyester and Taffeta with a Silicon nish.

• PolyGlide transfer sheets have a Micro Barrier and nish.

Promotes safe handling procedures

• Optional storage bag can be attached to bed or

stretcher making sheets easy to access, which

may increase compliance.

* Recommended washing is 149 to 167° F and drying from 122 to 149° F.

Chlorine bleach is not recommended, but hydrogen peroxide or peracetic

acid can be used instead. This product does not protect users or others,

from disease causing bacteria.

®

Positioning

Turning

Putting patient to bed

Lateral Transferring

FSS6072RH

FSS6072BH

PolyGlide Transfer Sheets

Transfer Sheets

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Transport Stretcher

750 lb (340 kg) Weight Capacity

Comes with 3" (8 cm) blue mattress, fold down

IV poles, 5th wheel steering, tuck-away side rails,

quick release O2 holder, dual sided mounted

hydraulic raise/lower foot pedals, pneumatic

assist positive and negative trendelenburg,

pneumatic assist fowler backrest, brake steer

foot pedals, 8" (20 cm) mobility casters.

item number description

PED750NPC1G 750 lb (340 kg) weight capacity

Bariatric Transport Stretcher

1,000 lb (454 kg) Weight Capacity

Rugged reinforced frame and litter top; Three position

vertical side rails; Foot pedal control hydraulic fowler

back rest; Four wheel central locking; Full perimeter

non-marring bumper; Four IV receptacles; 4" (10 cm)

high density mattress pad; Litter top usable patient

surface measures 37" x 80" (94 x 203 cm); Overall

bumper to bumper width 40" (102 cm) for door way

access; Litter top to floor height measures 293⁄8" (75 cm);

Beachwood/Beige powder coat finish.

item number description

MPH08S1190132 1,000 lb (454 kg) weight capacity

Height Adjustable Hydraulic Stretcher

450 lb (204 kg) Weight Capacity

Dual Foot Pedal Control Trendelenburg and Reverse

Trendelenburg; 28" x 76" (71 x 193 cm) patient surface.

Includes: All surface carpet casters; Four wheel central

wheel locks; Power assist fowler back rest, 0-90

degrees; Non-marring bumper; Swing down tuck away

side rails; Zero transfer gap; Hinged 3" (8 cm) mattress

pad; Beachwood/Beige powder coat finish; Fully

welded litter top, prevents fluid accumulation; Height

Adjustment From 24" to 34" (61 to 86 cm).

item number description

MPH08S890 450 lb (204 kg) weight capacity

Durable Stretchers

Keeping you prepared for any

situation in the ER, OR, ICU

Stretchers

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MPH07IB02

A hydraulic lift raises patients just inches

from bed, while LCD indicator provides

a quick weight readout.

item number description

MPH07IB02 400 lb (181 kg) weight capacity

In-bed scale

MPH07IB06 600 lb (272 kg) weight capacity

In-bed scale

MPH08S1050

General Transport Stretcher

350 lb (159 kg) Weight Capacity

Designed for general patient transport; fully welded frame

and litter top; shipped set-up no assembly is required;

Four IV receptacles; Full perimeter non-marring bumper;

All surface casters; Two locking casters; chrome plated

frame, beachwood/beige powder coat litter top.

Optional Accessories: Swing down side rails; Mattress pad;

Manual fowler back rest

item number description

MPH08S1050 350 lb (159 kg) weight capacity

General Transfer and Transport Stretcher

350 lb (159 kg) Weight Capacity

Designed for general patient transport; Three position vertical

side rails; Fully welded frame and litter top; shipped set-up

no assembly is required; Four IV receptacles; Full perimeter

non-marring bumper; All surface casters; Two locking casters;

chrome plated frame, beachwood/beige powder coat litter top

Optional Accessories: Mattress pad; Manual fowler back rest

item number description

MPH08S1150 350 lb (159 kg) weight capacity

Mobile In-Bed Scale

Highly recommended

for ICU, surgical recovery

and geriatric areas

Stretchers

Scale

Minimize the risk of caregiver

injury — The Alterra 1232’s

maximum height of 26" makes

it easy to care for residents

without straining, helping to

reduce the risk of back injuries.

Eliminate wall damage —

The bed moves from its lowest

(7.25") to highest (26") height

without any horizontal movement,

and includes a wall guard

eliminating wall damage.

Be better prepared for power

failures — Battery backup

keeps bed functioning during

power outages or emergency

situations.

Improve Safety for fall-risk

residents — Ideal for fall-risk

or Alzheimer’s patients with a

low height of 7.25".

Shown with optional Soft-Touch Rails and

Staff Control Custom Head and Footboard.

High Position Height of 26"

Ideal for Nursing Homes, Skilled Nursing

Facilities and Hospices

The Alterra 1232 is built with the resident in mind, with

the following features designed for safety and comfort:

• A smooth, quiet performance is delivered by four

ultra-quiet, dependable DC motors.

• Multiple positioning options are made possible by the

bed’s motors, which control the bed’s height, knee

hinge and reclining head deck. Residents are able to

choose the perfect position for watching TV, reading,

socializing or just resting.

• Repositioning and rolling over are made easier by the

bed’s soft-touch rails. When lowered, the rails are lower

than the height of a standard mattress, making transfer

on and off a stretcher hassle-free.

• Strength and comfort are afforded by the bed’s unique

grid/rib deck that prevents the structure from sagging.

• The easy-to-operate hand pendant makes experiencing

all of the Alterra 1232’s features quick and hassle-free.

• Convenient T-cable allows the hand pendant to

be operated from either side of the bed.

• Head and footboards are secured by stability knobs.

Alterra 1232 Bed

Safety and comfort

for the resident

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The Alterra 1232 eliminates

potential wall damage by

moving straight up and down.

The Alterra 1232’s battery

back-up is mounted on

the bed frame and keeps

bed functional during a

power outage or emergency

situations.

The Alterra 1232’s wall

guard is placed near the

head section to prevent

wall damage.

Mattress retainers keep the

mattress in place for safer

transfer in and out of bed.

Stability knobs ensure that

the head and footboards

are properly secured.

Low Position Height of 71⁄4"

specifications

Height Range: 71⁄4" to 26" (18-66 cm)

Bed Deck Dimensions:

80" (203 cm) long, 341⁄2" (88 cm) wide

Overall Length: 871⁄2" (222 cm)

Weight Capacity: 450 lbs (204 kgs)

Movement Styles: head, knee hinge, hi-low

Deck Style: combination grid/rib

Rolling Position: move at any height

Motors: 4 DC

Casters: 8 total, 4 locking

Horizontal Movement:

No

warranty

4 years for electrical components

15 years for bed frame

Lifetime for welds

item number description

FCE1232QO

Alterra 1232 Bed Package (includes Alterra

1232 hi-low bed, head section assist rails,

head/footboards in quartered oak finish,

mounting hardware, 4 mattress retainers)

HCPCS Code: E0266

FCE1232B Alterra 1232 hi-low bed only

HCPCS Code: E0293

Beds

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Ideal for Nursing Homes, Assisted

Living Facilities, Skilled Nursing

Facilities and Hospices

Our Alterra 1233 offers all of the same great

features of the Alterra 1232 but adds increased

comfort for residents with an extra-wide sleeping

surface.

This bed is sure to please people – such as

private-pay residents – who are looking for

comfortable, roomy beds similar to the beds

they enjoyed in their own homes.

Alterra 1233 Bed

Additional Width for

Added Comfort

specifications

Height Range: 71⁄4" to 26" (18-66 cm)

Bed Deck Dimensions:

80" (203 cm) long,

39" (99 cm) wide

Overall Length: 871⁄2" (222 cm)

Weight Capacity: 450 lbs (204 kgs)

Movement Styles: head, knee hinge, hi-low

Deck Style: combination grid/rib

Rolling Position: move at any height

Motors: 4 DC

Casters: 8 total, 4 locking

Horizontal Movement:

No

warranty

4 years for electrical components

15 years for bed frame

Lifetime for welds

item number description

FCE1233B Alterra 1233 extra-wide

hi-low bed only

Same comfort and features of 1232

but with a width of 39"

Beds

7 Keys to Success

1. Have the right equipment:

Partial weight-bearing patients — Sit-to-stand assist

Non weight-bearing patients — Elevating floor lift

2. Ensure adequate equipment levels for staff use

3. Implement a safe patient handling policy

4. Identify a safe lifting program champion

5. Train caregivers on both the policy and equipment

6. Assess the patient’s weight-bearing ability on a regular basis

7. Encourage full reporting and tracking of all injury incidents

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FCE01RHF*

MDR01HFB*

MDR01HFBLS*

FCE01RHFCL*

FCE01RHFTR*

Custom Head/Footboard

Design Options

FCE01RHFCW*

1 Pick the Right Bed

item number description

FCE1232B Alterra 1232 hi-low bed only (Refer to page 28 and 29)

FCE1233B Alterra 1233 extra-wide hi-low bed only (Refer to page 30)

FCE1100B Alterra 1100 full-electric bed only

FCE1000B Medline Manual 1000 manual bed only

Instructions for Ordering Alterra Beds

Custom Head/Footboard

Finish Options

Natural Maple

Quartered Oak

Wild Cherry

Provincial Cherry

Gunstock Walnut

*Custom finish head/footboards

for: FCE1232B, FCE1233B,

FCE1100B and FCE1000B beds.

FCE1232HDW must be ordered

with this item.

2 Choose Your Head/Footboard & Mounting Hardware

item number description

FCE1232RHFQO Head/footboard in quartered oak finish with mounting

hardware and mattress retainers for FCE1232B, FCE1100B

and FCE1000B beds.

FCE1232RHFQOS Head/footboard in quartered oak finish with staff control

mounted on the footboard, staff control connecting cables,

mounting hardware and mattress retainers for FCE1232B bed.

FCE1232HDW Mounting hardware for head/footboards for

FCE1232B,

FCE1233B, FCE1100B and FCE1000B beds.

3 Select Assist Rails & Accessories

item number description

FCE1232RSRN Soft-touch assist rails for FCE1232B, FCE1233B,

FCE1100B and FCE1000B beds. These assist rails can be

mounted either on the head section or on the foot section

of the bed deck. HCPCS Code: E0305

FCE1232RSR Head section assist rails for FCE1232B, FCE1233B,

FCE1100B and FCE1000B beds. HCPCS Code: E0305

FCE1232RSRXT Extra-tall rails for FCE1232B, FCE1233B, FCE1100B and

FCE1000B beds. These assist rails can be mounted either

on the head section or on the foot section of the bed deck.

FCE1232ABN Assist bar for FCE1232B, FCE1233B, FCE1100B and

FCE1000B beds.

FCE1232TPZ Trapeze adapter kit for FCE1232B, FCE1233B, FCE1100B

and FCE1000B beds. Note: Trapeze (MDS80615T) not included

FCE1232EXT Bed extenders to make bed 84" long for FCE1232B,

FCE1100B and FCE1000B

FCE123276FS Foot section to make bed deck 76" long for FCE1232B,

FCE1100B and FCE1000B

Items listed above are compatible with all beds except for the Medline Bariatric bed.

Add suffix “S” to the item numbers to order the staff control (example: FCE01RHFS).

Add suffix “W” to the item numbers to order the extra-wide bed panels (example: FCE01RHFW).

Add suffix “WS” to the item numbers to order the extra-wide bed with staff control (example: FCE01RHFWS.

Examples of How to Build Your Custom-Finish Head/Footboard Item Numbers:

Custom Head/Footboards Please see “Custom Head/Footboards Options”

(to the right) to order custom head and footboards with or without a staff control.

FCE01RHFWS

ITEM NUMBER

EXTRA-WIDE BED

STAFF CONTROL

FCE01RHFW

ITEM NUMBER

EXTRA-WIDE BED

FCE01RHFS

ITEM NUMBER STAFF CONTROL

Beds

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that may occur within this catalog. ©2011 Medline Industries, Inc. CDC is a registered trademark of Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. NIOSH is part of the Centers for

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