Have you ever suffered from these problems in the process of caring for your loved ones? ?The labor intensity of in-home caregivers is high, because transferring can be troublesome. ?The standard wooden transfer board is difficult to use, because patient have to lift himself with great effort. ?Improper tranferring operation is liable to cause secondary injury. ?So you need our premium “No-Lift” transfer board designed for people with mobility problems. It gives mobility patients the ability to reposition themselves safely without the aid of additional caregivers, so all patients can transfer with confidence & dignity. How to use: ? Preparation before transfer: Keep the transfer surface horizontal, and the inclination or descent between the transfer surfaces shall not exceed 6 inches. Too much tilt may cause too fast sliding speed or inability to sit firmly, resulting in falling. Ensure that there is a sufficient length of transfer plate on both transfer surfaces to prevent slipping. ?Before the transfer, enough space should be reserved for the transfer. The nursing staff can try to simulate the transfer to confirm whether there is enough space and whether the transfer board is placed stably. After confirming the conditions, tell the patient how to transfer later, so that the patient has enough psychological preparation. Note: ? Although our products can provide the greatest help to nurses and patients, patients should have two assistants to help them when they learn how to use the transfer board at the first time. ? If patient can raise up upper body enough to get the board under him, the board works great! But if patient can't do that(absolutely can't move) and no one else to assist it, the board is useless.