Pick where you work. The math changes.
Stop sending four people to a call where nobody is hurt.
Lift assists eat unit hours and produce most of the career-ending musculoskeletal injuries in the fire service. One chair on the apparatus turns a four-person improvisation into a single-operator mechanical recovery you can actually train.
"The introduction of the Inva-lift 500 has demonstrated its efficiency and value within our department. Given that we operate with a volunteer-based team, response numbers may be limited, making it essential to utilize personnel in a safe and effective manner. With this equipment, a two-person crew can safely lift patients, thereby minimizing responder injury risk."
The comp claim and the dignity problem have the same fix.
Caregiver lifting drives premiums and turnover, and a manual floor lift by three aides costs a resident their dignity in front of strangers. Mechanical recovery ends both, and ends the per-call fee you pay somebody else to do it.
"By buying the Inva-Lift we have prevented falls. We used the Inva-lift today! The Hospice nurse that was nearby was impressed. Our resident was impressed, he said 'wow, that was neat!' so much easier."
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