Hospital Bed Trapeze

Trapeze bars are designed to hang over a bed so a patient can grab and move themselves. Hospital Bed Trapeze bars are especially useful for those who need consistent bed care, who may be physically disabled or in a state where they cannot move their lower extremities. One will be able to shift their weight by grabbing and lifting their torso upward and sliding their body one way or another, or so a caregiver can better assist them. Vitality Medic

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Trapeze bars are designed to hang over a bed so a patient can grab and move themselves. Hospital Bed Trapeze bars are especially useful for those who need consistent bed care, who may be physically disabled or in a state where they cannot move their lower extremities. One will be able to shift their weight by grabbing and lifting their torso upward and sliding their body one way or another, or so a caregiver can better assist them. Vitality Medical carries some of the more popular trapeze bar types, either in a fixed or free standing design, through reputable brand names.

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  • Medline Lightweight Bariatric Trapeze Bar
    (5.0)
    $113.23 - $232.91
  • Medline Standard Trapeze Bar
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    (4.1)
    $58.06 - $77.54
  • Drive Medical Trapeze Bar
    $177.72
  • Graham-Field Lumex Bariatric Trapeze - 2940B
    (5.0)
    $427.50 - $787.50
  • Free Standing Bed Trapeze with Base
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    (4.4)
    $659.03

    Out of stock

  • Drive Bariatric Heavy Duty Trapeze Bar with Base
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    (4.4)
    $659.03

    Out of stock

  • Lumex Versa-Helper Trapeze
    $118.57 - $193.43
  • Invacare Bariatric Trapeze
    (4.3)
    $1,173.66
  • e2 Ceiling Mount Trapeze
    (5.0)
    $193.00 - $201.00
  • Invacare Trapeze Floor Stand
    (3.5)
    $157.86
  • Invacare Trapeze Bar and Floor Stand
    $157.86 - $175.89
  • Drive Heavy Duty Silver Vein Trapeze with Base and Wheels
    FSA & HSA Eligible
    (4.4)
    $1,417.55

    Out of stock

Advantages of Having a Bed Trapeze

  • The patient has a means of gaining strength by lifting themselves.
  • The patient is given a sense of independence by being able to move on their own volition.
  • It reduces the chance of bed sores if the patient can reposition themselves at will.
  • Makes a caregiver's job easier with less effort lifting and repositioning.

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