Repositioning slings stay under patients who cannot move themselves in bed, making it quick and easy to turn, reposition up in bed, change sheets, or transfer to another flat surface.

View on YouTube: Ceiling Lift Transfer - Rolling, Repositioning, and Lateral Transfer

Turning slings allow patients to be turned and held over while providing access for wound care, cleaning, or changing or inserting items. Designs include hourglass shapes, triangles, and straps.

View on YouTube: Ceiling Lift Transfer - Turning Sling

Seated or universal slings transfer patients in a seated position. Designs vary to accommodate a range of patients, including those with amputations or requiring upper body support. You may also be able to use some seated slings for perineal care by connecting only the leg straps with the patient in bed.

Specialized designs can make bathing or toileting easier by providing easier access or drainage.

Limb slings lift or position limbs, for wound care, range of motion, or cleaning.

Ambulation slings support patients to prevent falls during ambulation and standing transfers.

Pannus slings provide support and provide access to abdominal and perineal areas.