Arjo Hammock 6 Loop Full Head and Neck Support

Why Choose the Arjo Hammock 6 Loop Sling – Full Head and Neck Support

The Arjo Hammock 6 Loop Sling is designed to support safe patient transfers when used with compatible patient lifts and proper caregiver technique. The hammock-style design provides full body support, while the integrated head and neck support helps assist users who require additional upper-body positioning during transfers — the sling for the users who need the lift to hold everything.

Key Features

✔ Arjo hammock sling

✔ 6 loop attachment design

✔ Full head and neck support

✔ Designed for compatible patient lift systems

✔ Supports full-body transfer routines

✔ Practical for users needing added upper-body support

✔ Suitable for home care, facility, and clinical use

✔ Useful for caregiver-assisted transfers

✔ Designed for trained caregiver operation

Benefits

✔ Supports safer patient transfers when used properly

✔ Full head and neck support helps with upper-body positioning

✔ Hammock-style design provides broad body support

✔ 6 loop design supports compatible lift attachment options

✔ Helps reduce manual lifting strain for caregivers

✔ Practical for long-term care, home care, and rehabilitation settings

✔ Supports transfers between bed, chair, wheelchair, or commode where appropriate

Usage/Application

Ideal for patient lift transfers, long-term care facilities, assisted living settings, hospitals, rehabilitation settings, home care, caregiver-supported mobility routines, and users who need an Arjo hammock sling with full head and neck support for compatible lift equipment. This hammock sling answers the head-support question the Arjo range keeps routing: where the standard loop sling serves users with head and neck control, this sling's integrated full head and neck support carries the users who can't hold their own upper body through a lift — the population for whom head support isn't a comfort feature but the difference between a safe transfer and an unsupported one — with the hammock construction cradling the whole body in broad, distributed contact that suits users with limited trunk control, tone considerations, or comfort needs the assessment identifies. The 6-loop design is the positioning vocabulary: more attachment points give trained caregivers finer control of the seated angle and recline the lift delivers, set per the care plan's positioning instructions and the compatible lift's loop configuration — with sling-to-lift compatibility confirmed against Arjo's documentation, since loop slings pair with loop-style spreader bars as designed, never improvised. The transfer discipline runs at its fullest here, because the users do not compensate for errors: sling sized and applied per Arjo's instructions with the head section positioned as trained, every loop's setting verified against the plan, attachments confirmed seated, the low-height pause to check support and the user's response before the lift proceeds, path clear, and full lowering before any loop releases. Inspection before every use — fabric, stitching, all six loops, the head support's structure, and the capacity label legible — with damaged slings retired on sight, laundering per Arjo's care instructions on facility protocol, and sizing per the user's current assessment, since full-support users are exactly those whose sling fit deserves re-checking as their needs evolve.