Days Orbi-Turn 360° Patient Transfer Aid for Standing & Seating Positioning 420lbs

Why Choose the Days Orbi-Turn 360° Patient Transfer Aid

The Days Orbi-Turn 360° Patient Transfer Aid is designed to help caregivers assist users during sit-to-stand transfers, pivoting, and repositioning between compatible seating surfaces. Its rotating platform supports controlled turning while reducing the need for manual lifting.

Key Features

✔ 360° rotating patient transfer aid

✔ 420 lb weight capacity

✔ Supports standing and seated positioning

✔ Rotating foot platform

✔ Support handles for user stability

✔ Helps with pivot transfers

✔ Designed for caregiver-assisted use

✔ Durable daily-use construction

✔ Practical for home care, clinics, and facilities

Benefits

✔ Helps improve safety during standing and turning transfers

✔ Reduces twisting and manual lifting strain for caregivers

✔ Supports controlled movement between beds, chairs, wheelchairs, and toilets

✔ Useful for users with limited mobility but some weight-bearing ability

✔ Helps improve positioning before sitting

✔ Practical for rehabilitation, assisted living, and long-term care settings

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Caregiver-assisted sit-to-stand and pivot transfers

✔ Turning and repositioning between beds, chairs, wheelchairs, and toilets

✔ Users with some weight-bearing ability who can follow instructions

✔ Rehabilitation, assisted living, and long-term care

✔ Home care, clinic, and facility settings

Usage/Application

Ideal for users who can partially weight-bear and follow transfer instructions but need caregiver assistance with standing, pivoting, and repositioning between compatible seating surfaces. Confirm the weight capacity (420 lb) is not exceeded by SKU. The user must be able to partially bear weight, hold the support handles, and follow instructions — this aid is NOT for fully dependent users, who require a full-body lift instead. Use it only on firm, level, non-slip flooring, position both surfaces close together, lock the brakes on any bed, wheelchair, or commode involved, and have the user hold the handles while the caregiver supports the turn. Transfers should be carried out only by trained caregivers following the manufacturer's instructions, and a healthcare professional should confirm the user's suitability and safe transfer technique before regular use.