Southwest Medical

Anyone faced with the challenge of transferring a family member or patient from a wheelchair will appreciate the benefits of the BeasyTrans Glider.

The 32" BeasyGlyder portable transfer board system is curved in design to aid in transferring an individual from a wheelchair, particularly when the arm is not removable or the wheel is an obstacle.

The Beasy Board Glider Transfer board includes two pieces: a Beasy Glyder board and a round disc that slides the length of the board, secure within the board's track. The Beasy disc moves in a frictionless manner and rotates 360 making it easy sit, turn and move down the board. The Beasy seat supports the user's weight as the transfer occurs. The friction is borne by the system, not the user's skin.

It is recommended that transfers always occur with a caregiver or attendant present. Because of the special design of the Beasy Transfer Board, no lifting is required, reducing physical strain on the caregiver.

Each light weight Beasy Board system has a 400 lb capacity. These systems have helped many individuals remain at home, continuing treatments, if needed, as an outpatient.

Replacement 5" (125mm) locking caster. Replaces original 5" caster.

Fits RAZ SP and AP shower chairs.

This adaptable Swedish Cutting Board can be used to slice and grate food or hold mixing and salad bowls.

Ideal for persons who have had a stroke or have neurological impairments that limit them to the use of one hand. Stainless steel spikes hold food for cutting or slicing.

Also features a vise to hold larger food items, jars or mixing bowls. White plastic board measures 12" x 11" (30 x 28 cm).

Rubber suction feet adhere the board securely in place.

BeasyTrans Systems are totally portable. With the BeasyTrans Systems, most users can achieve regular access to an automobile.

For some, this may mean a greater quality of life. The visiting of friends and relatives may be resumed.

Educational and cultural undertakings can be attended. The systems may even allow the user to live at home while receiving outpatient care, rather than living in a long term facility and even for travelling!

The disc moves in a friction less manner and rotates 360 making it easy sit, turn and move down the board. The seat supports the user's weight as the transfer occurs.

It is recommended that transfers always occur with a caregiver or attendant present. Because of the special design, no lifting is required, reducing physical strain on the caregiver. These systems have helped many individuals remain at home, continuing treatments, if needed, as an outpatient.