Rand-Scot's EasyPivot machines are designed to make it easier to help move a disabled person from one place to another, such as from a chair to a bed or a wheelchair to a car. A person with limited mobility straps into the machine, and then an assistant moves the handles to help adjust the person's position to sit up or down. They are especially useful in home health care situations, providing leverage when a family member or assistant may not be strong or agile enough to help a disabled person transfer from one position to another. You can obtain an EasyPivot machine after finding a provider.
Instructions
1. Go to the Beyond Barriers website. Type "EasyPivot" in the "Catalog Search" box, and then click "Submit." A page will appear with EasyPivot models for use in home care and rehabilitation, along with prices and descriptions.
2. Visit the Active Mobility Innovations website. Click on the "Manufacturer" pull-down menu and select "Rand-Scot." A list of EasyPivot models will appear, along with their prices. Click on each item's picture to read details and specifications.
3. Go to the Southwest Medical website. Type "EasyPivot" in the "Search" box and then click "Go." You will see a list of various EasyPivot models, with pictures and prices. Click on "View Product Details" for any model to learn more about it.
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