Moving a Patient Up in Bed with a Two-Person Assist

Moving a Patient Up in Bed with a Two Person Assist

[@user-uh2mu3jj1f]

Thank you to teaching new ways to improve the skills

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

My pleasure. Glad you're on the caregiving team! Brenda and I have over 50 years of actual bedside hospice care and are still working full time! Please consider going to our website to thank us for the FREE videos at www.thecareplan.net and pick up our $5 booklet which will review how to manage ALL of the major symptoms that may arise. Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy

[@junaidimohammad509]

For the carers’ health and safety, keep in mind that you’ve to tighten your abdominal muscles before lifting That’s what i emphasize my personnel to prevent their low back pain.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Can't include every point in a short video... but that's given me an idea about another just about protecting the caregiver's health! Thanks! Care is treatment! Thanks again, Nancy

[@kathywiseley4382]

Thank you so much for this! I am indeed alone caring for my mother. I just got her hospital bed and wondered how I would do this. 💗

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Please watch our video and having to move your mom up with yourself all alone, which will come up for sure. And please visit our website www.the care plan that net to review the care for many of the major symptoms you may run into. Care is treatment! Best wishes and good luck. Your mom is lucky to have you.

[@SharonFlorence-jt2hd]

Ok, am also ready to learn all that so that I help and take care of the eldely

[@MINDY77777]

I appreciate this more than you could know. ❤

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you Mindy and I’m sure the person you’re caring for is really so much more comfortable because you were learning how to move their body as efficiently and caring Lee as you can. Please visit our website www.thecareplan.net and buyer booklet which will help you manage any of the symptoms that may arise. Best wishes and thanks.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Yes, it's something I do almost every day and one of our best tips for helping both the caregiver and the patient. Sorry, so slow but I just found your comment. Now you need to go to the website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our five dollar booklet which will review how to manage any major symptom that may arise . Care is treatment! Best wishes and happy holidays. Thanks for sharing.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

@TheCarePlan • 2 days ago You are so welcome - if you are a caregiver - you are the most important member of the care circle! Now you need to go to the website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our five dollar booklet which will review how to manage any major symptom that arises for her care. Care is treatment exclamation! Best Wishes and Happy New Year, Nancy

[@user-fy9db8yj2c]

شكرا لكم

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you for watching our videos. I hope you can get the translation of all of our information about End Of Life and bedbound Care. Best wishes.

[@SharonFlorence-jt2hd]

wow I would like to do the same perfectly

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You will with practice and then sometimes it just doesn’t go as well as you would like anyway. Of course he was fully cooperative and many patients aren’t. Go to our website www.thecareplan.net to find out what to do when your patient needs management of symptoms that allows you to take better care of them. Care is treatment. Best wishes.

[@paulabullock7437]

This is wrong. they forgot to crank the bed up. First thing that I do when working with patient.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

We do too. Just nervous about the filming - glad you caught it and always do to protect yourself! Care is Treatment! Please consider thanking us by going to our website TheCarePlan.net and purchasing our $5 booklet that will reveal how to manage all of the major symptoms - pain, constipation, nausea...that come along often as a patient declines. Best to you. Care is Treatment!

[@elainet7576]

Hello Ladies! What if the automatic bed does not move? I have a couple that have twin/king automatic beds and I am having a hard time getting 'him' in position at bed time. He has dementia and I have a hard time with him cooperating with me so his feet aren't at the end of the bed all night.

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Please watch the videos on moving a patient with one person - and the one about moving a heavy person. You will have to do the best you can without an electric bed - but becareful of your back! Thanks so much - we love what we do...now Please visit our website www.thecareplan.net to buy our five dollar booklet which will review all of the major symptoms that may need managing when someone is in bed. Best wishes and thank you. Care is Treatment!

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Well, it's certainly hard on the caregiver when the bed is flat and low...you might have to crawl onto the bed to get a good grip unfortunately. Get it fixed for sure - if on hospice, they need to get you a functional bed for sure. Also make sure a patient with dementia has the proper meds to allow him to receive your care safely... may need to talk to the MD. I can't give you specific med suggestions. Now you need to go to the website www.thecareplan.net and pick up our five dollar booklet which will review how to manage any major symptom that may arise . Care is treatment! Best wishes and happy holidays. Thanks for sharing.

[@marbel1030]

Body mechanics is bad and the way she hold the sheet is supposed to be in the person shoulder not his arm and yeah also the bed

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Good tips. Sounds like you’ve had experience. Better check out our website www.TheCarePlan.net for a lot more information and support. Thanks for your caregiving.

[@reenaghogale1822]

Man this pulling of heavy patients killing my shoulders

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Yes! Take care of yourself - and watch our video about moving heavy patients - buy a slide sheet or use a large plastic garbage bag between the bed and the turn sheet.....then Please visit our website www.thecareplan.net to buy our five dollar booklet which will review all of the major symptoms that may need managing when someone is in bed. Best wishes and thank you. Care is Treatment!

[@thomasjernigan1]

Ty

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

You are very welcome please don’t forget to go to our website www.thecareplan.net to buy our five dollar booklet which reviews all of the major symptoms and how to manage them. Care is treatment!

[@ChoccyMilf]

You didn’t even bring the bed up that’s the wrong way to do it hun you’d be hurting your back

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thanks for your reply and feedback - your're right! and we know but missed a few things in the filming .Best wishes in your caregiving.

[@YousefAlways]

Yes they first need to check the bed break, secondly raise the bed to almost waste level, then lower the bed after they are done.

[@kalebremillard7720]

🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

I don’t think you’ve bought our five dollar booklet yet Kaleb but since you’re our number one fan if you get me an address I’ll send you one.

[@ankitprajapati1476]

Hindi me batao

[@TheHospiceCarePlan]

Thank you for your words. I don’t understand them. I’m glad you’re watching our videos. Best wishes.