manual.
Recumbent Patient Transfer, EZ Way Stretcher Lift
Recumbent patients can be transferred directly and
safely into the tub, on the height-adjustable EZ
Way stretcher lift. Refer to the EZ Mobile Bath Lift
System operator’s manual for correct procedure.
Transferring Patient on Stretcher Lift into Tub
1. Prefill the tub in its lowest position and
physically test water for proper temperature.
Move patient on the stretcher lift over tub
and lock the lift casters. Important: Raise the
stretcher to ensure clearance over the rim of
the tub. This is to avoid the patient from being
pinched between tub rim and stretcher frame
during transfer. The footrest in the tub is not
used together with the stretcher.
2. Raise the tub to a comfortable working height.
When the tub is in position, you can lower the
stretcher into the tub using the lift. Important:
Before raising or lowering the tub, make
sure that the patient’s hands firmly grasp the
stabilizing bar on stretcher or that the patient’s
arms are crossed over his/her body. This is to
avoid pinching arms or fingers between the
stretcher frame and tub rim when the stretcher
is lowered or raised.
3. After bathing, lower the tub to raise the patient
above the water level to allow water to drip into
the tub. You can use the patient shower system
to rinse the patient in this position. The patient
can then be dried or wrapped in a bath towel
and transferred away from the bathtub.
Please note: Wipe beneath stretcher to prevent
water from dripping on the floor.
Important: Safety belts must be securely fastened
around patient at all times. For further details,
refer to the EZ Mobile Bath Lift System operator’s
manual.
Patient Handling
Patient Transfer into Tub with EZ Mobile Bath
Lift System
While sitting, safely secured patients can be
transferred directly into the tub on the height-
adjustable EZ Mobile Bath Lift System. Refer to the
EZ Mobile Bath Lift System operator’s manual for
correct procedures.
Transferring Patient on Mobile Bath Lift System
into Tub
1. Prefill the tub in its lowest position and
physically test water for proper temperature.
Move patient on the chair into position over
tub and lock the chair lift casters.
The adjustable footrest in the tub can be used
together with the chair to add patient comfort
and security. Important: Raise chair seat to
ensure clearance of all body parts over the tub
rim. This is to avoid the patient from being
pinched between tub rim and chair frame
during transfer.
2. Raise the tub to a comfortable working height.
When the tub is in place, lower the chair into
the tub. For added patient comfort, arm support
and backrest can be rotated to outer side of tub
rim. Important: Make sure that the patient’s
arms are crossed over his/her body. This to avoid
pinching arms or fingers between chair frame
and tub rim when chair is lowered or raised.
3. After bathing, lower the tub to raise the patient
above water level to allow water to drip into the
tub. You can use the patient shower system to
rinse the patient in this position. The patient
can then be dried or wrapped in a bath towel
and transferred away from the bathtub.
Please note: Wipe beneath chair to prevent water
from dripping on the floor.
Important: Safety belts must be securely fastened
around patient at all times. For further details,
refer to the EZ Mobile Bath Lift System operator’s
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