Oxford Full Body In-Situ Sling – Clips

The Oxford Full Body In-Situ Sling – Clips is a versatile patient sling designed for safe and comfortable transfers in hospitals, care homes, and nursing environments. Crafted from breathable spacer material, it provides exceptional support while ensuring stability for patients with involuntary movements or behavioural challenges. With Securi3 clip attachment points, this sling securely connects to 4-point positioning cradles, making patient handling safer and more efficient.

Key Features of the Oxford Full Body In-Situ Sling – Clips

• Comfortable Support: Breathable spacer material keeps patients comfortable during transfers.

• Padded Leg Sections: Reduce pressure points and enhance comfort during lifts.

• Patented Securi3 Clip Attachment Points: Securely connects to 4-point positioning cradles for safe transfers.

• Integrated Head Support: Maintains stability and safety for the patient’s head.

• Colour-Coded Binding: Clearly indicates sling size for easy identification.

• Positioning Handles: Simplify patient repositioning, reducing caregiver effort.

• Modesty Loop: Preserves patient dignity during transfers.

• Customisable Options: Can be adapted to meet individual patient needs.

• Durable Labeling: Embroidered labels withstand frequent washing without fading.

Why You’ll Appreciate the Oxford Full Body In-Situ Sling – Clips

Safe and Comfortable Transfers: The breathable spacer material and padded sections ensure patients remain comfortable, while Securi3 clip points provide secure attachment to hoists.

Efficient and Easy to Use: Colour-coded bindings and positioning handles make transfers faster and easier for carers, reducing strain and saving time.

Reliable in Care Settings: Designed to withstand frequent use in hospitals, care homes, and nursing environments, providing long-term reliability.

Common Questions Answered

Q: Which hoists is this sling compatible with?
A: The Oxford Full Body In-Situ Sling – Clips works with Oxford 4-point positioning cradles and compatible hoists.

Q: Can the sling be used for patients with involuntary movements?
A: Yes, padded leg sections and integrated head support help keep patients secure.