Skil-Care - From: 252011 To: 252202 - Gait Belt
Product Description
- Reduces caregiver back injury during transfer and ambulation
- Metal buckle
- Webbing heavy duty
- Wipes clean for easy care
- Can be disinfected for infection control
- Attractive geometric design on wipe-clean nylon webbing
- Attractive geometric design on wipe-clean nylon webbing
- Available with metal buckle
- Strong 2-inch wide nylon webbing
- Wipes clean for easy care
- Can be disinfected for infection control
- Delrin buckle
- Wipes clean for easy care
- Can be disinfected for infection control
- Attractive geometric design on wipe-clean nylon webbing
- Metal buckle
- Wipes clean for easy care
- Can be disinfected for infection control
- Attractive geometric design on wipe-clean nylon webbing
- Delrin buckle
- Reduces possibility of back injury during resident ambulation
- Durable 2-inch wide belt
- Available in
Product information
| Manufacturer | Skil-Care |
|---|---|
| Categories | Patient Lift, Gait Belt |
| Code | 252011 - 252202 |
| UPC | - |
| Require Prescription? | No |
| FSA | Yes |
| Store | Mobility Equipment |
| WHSXX | MKC,SC,MCK,SC,SC,SC,SC,SC,MCK,SC,MCK,MCK |
Customer Reviews
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Great product for a great price!
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My Father recently had a hemorrhage stroke after already having two back to back in 2010. With the first two strokes it had affected his walking on the right side, now with the most recent stroke walking is even more difficult for him and as well for my Mother who's with him 24/7. The belt makes her feel like she has more of a secure grip on him when there walking from one room to the next. We wish we knew about this belt years ago, it definitely helps when your guiding your loved one in and around the house everyday. Highly recommend this product!! -
Gait Belt Not User Friendly
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I bought this to use on my 94 yr old mother after she had previously fallen. It has a cinch buckle and I find it much more difficult to use than the the ones which snap together and cost more. I wish I'd gone ahead and spent the extra money for the blue snap one, which by the way, is what the physical therapists at our hospital used. Much faster to get on and off and not as long and cumbersome.
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