Barton
Barton Convertible Chair and Transfer System
Description
Barton Convertible Stretcher Chair - Refurbished
The Barton Chair and Transfer System is a versatile and innovative solution designed to facilitate the safe and efficient transfer, repositioning, and mobilization of patients. This system is particularly beneficial in healthcare settings where patient mobility is a concern, such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and home care environments.
The Barton Chair and Transfer System is used to transfer patients between beds, chairs, and other surfaces without the need for manual lifting. It is ideal for patients with limited mobility, including those recovering from surgery, elderly patients, and individuals with disabilities. The system can be adjusted to various positions, including a flat stretcher position and an upright mobile chair position, making it suitable for a wide range of patient care activities.
Patient Transfer System Sold Separately
Benefits
- No-Lift Transfers: Reduces the risk of injury to both patients and caregivers by eliminating the need for manual lifting.
- Versatility: Can be used for transfers, repositioning, transport, and early mobilization of patients.
- Patient Comfort: Features adjustable headrests, leg supports, and padded surfaces to ensure patient comfort during transfers and repositioning.
- Safety: Equipped with heavy-duty locking casters and a stable frame to ensure safe and secure transfers.
- Efficiency: Streamlines the transfer process, saving time and reducing the physical strain on caregivers.
- Tilt-in-Space Capability: Allows for unlimited repositioning, including Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions.
- Improved Patient Outcomes: Early mobilization can help reduce the length of hospital stays and improve overall patient outcomes
Specialty / Medical Practice: General Surgery, Urgent Care, Family Medicine, and more
Specifications:
- Product Usage: Patient transportation and examination
- Brand: Barton
- Capacity:
- IH400: 400 lbs.
- H250: 250 lbs.
- Dimensions:
- IH400: 17" x 24"
- IH250: 22" x 30"
- Warranty: 90 days parts and labor only
- Days to be ready: 1-2 business days
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the weight capacity of the Barton Chair and Transfer System?
The system can support patients up to 700 lbs (318 kg).
Can the Barton Chair be used for bariatric patients?
Yes, it is designed to accommodate bariatric patients with its high weight capacity and adjustable features.
How does the transfer system work?
The system uses a positioning and transfer mechanism that allows a single caregiver to transfer a patient from a bed to the chair and vice versa without manual lifting.
Is the chair easy to maneuver?
Yes, it features heavy-duty central locking and steering casters for easy mobility.
What positions can the chair be adjusted to?
The chair can be adjusted to a flat stretcher position, an upright mobile chair position, and various reclined and tilt positions.
Does the chair have a Trendelenburg position?
Yes, the chair can be adjusted to both Trendelenburg and reverse Trendelenburg positions.
Is the chair suitable for home care use?
Yes, the Barton Chair is suitable for both clinical and home care environments.
How does the chair improve patient safety?
By eliminating manual lifting, it reduces the risk of injury to both patients and caregivers.
What materials are used in the construction of the chair?
The chair is constructed with durable materials designed to withstand frequent use in medical settings.
Is the chair easy to clean and maintain?
Yes, it features surfaces that are easy to clean and maintain, ensuring hygiene and longevity.
Does the chair come with any accessories?
Yes, various accessories such as footrests, side supports, and patient transfer sheets can be added.
Can the chair be used for early patient mobilization?
Yes, it is designed to facilitate early mobilization, which can help improve patient outcomes.
What are the power requirements for the Barton Chair?
