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How to Safely Transfer a Nursing Home Resident

I was researching injuries during transfer and I came across these interesting training videos created for in service training of nursing home staff.  Many preventable injuries occur from improper transfer of nursing home residents.   Usually due to understaffing, lack of training or inadequate equipment.   Falls are one of the leading causes of death of the elderly and every effort should be made to avoid falling.   Falls also lead to other conditions such as bed sores from inactivity and in some cases pneumonia.

 Transfer with Hoyer Lift from Bed to Chair:

 

 

From Chair to Toilet:

This website is not intended to provide legal advice as each situation is different and specific factual information must be obtained before an attorney is able to assess the legal questions relevant to your situation.

If you or a loved one has suffered an injury or abuse in a nursing home or other care facility that serves the elderly in Minnesota , please contact our firm for a free consultation and information regarding the obligations of the facility and your rights as a resident or concerned family member.   To contact attorney Kenneth LaBore, directly please send an email to klabore@prslegal.com, or call Ken at 612-767-7503.


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