How to Complete a Slide Board Transfer | Wheelchair to Car | Paraplegic Transfer
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 พ.ค. 2024
- This video will provide detailed instruction on the proper way to complete a slide board transfer into and out of a vehicle (crossover/SUV/Van). This video provides equipment recommendations, setup instruction and strategies for maximizing safety and independence with this challenging transfer.
0:00 How to Complete a Wheelchair to Car Slide Board Transfer
0:39 Equipment Recommendations
2:00 Elevated Floor Technique
3:00 Non-Elevated Floor Technique
4:50 Slide Board Into Vehicle
5:55 Slide Board Out of Vehicle
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I don't know you but I absolutely love you! I think you actually are the first person who isn't living with disability to *point out* handrails on the upper insides of car doorholes! you're right. it's a nightmare and a total rethink required without em! which car manufacturers appear to recently have stopped caring about entirely! an alarmingly increasing number of new cars are appearing, without them...by design!
Thanks for sharing. Depending on a lot of things this can work but if you are handicapped in the whole body and weigh a little it wont. So you got to be pretty fit in your upperbody, lightweight and you cannot have any cramps at all. If your helper/caregiver would have to lean over from driverseat there is a big chance they can hurt their back trying to pull you over.
This was new to me and you helped me, you helped me, you helped me. It did not matter that your leg's happen to work. Don't let small people beat you down. Thanks You, M
Thank you, I’m glad I can help 😉
A good tip is to also use a higher cushion when transferring to a higher car seat. I use a wheelchair and usually have a 2" cushion...but I also have a 4" cushion.
Thank you for making this video. As you said in it you do need to have a lot of upper strength along with a strong torso it will not work if torso is not strong because you will fall back also I noticed that you have leg strength when you have no movement in legs it becomes dead weight which is heavier and is need to moved with hands and it becomes a difficult task. I'm speaking about my experience trying this method.
Thank you for this video! I tried your technique live for the first time this morning and it works perfectly.
I'm so glad to hear that!
Very useful. Thank you.
Very useful. Thanks very much for your effort.
You help me, and give a hope - Thank You:)
Thank you so much for this video.💪🏽
You’re welcome!
What great instruction!! Very detailed, well explained, well demonstrated!! Love the added tips! Thank you so much!!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for your time and efforts
this is genius.
Appreciate it gang
I have been having issues with my shoulders which has made it difficult to transfer from my chair to the car or my car to my chair. I ordered a slide board and used it the first time today. Worked great for me. Thank you for your video and showing how to use it.
You’re welcome! I’m so glad it helped!
Donde se piden las tablas y que precio tienen por favor necesito informscion al respecto. Gracias.
Thank you so much for sharing this video. I'm a left BKA, this made the transfer so much easier. I can't thank you enough.
I’m so happy I could help! Thank you for watching!
Gracias por estos consejos muy útiles estaba haciendo las cosas incorrectas
This was a great video! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank You
Thank you for the video.Can you give the measurements for diy project
And this is why the first year after my injury was spent lifting weights in bed. Until my arms were strong enough to do everything
Thank you so much for making this video! We are going through this exact situation with my dad. The suv is high and we are thinking of a platform for those instances where no curb is available. Again, thank you💗🙏🏻
A platform can be a real life saver!
Wow clever!
I am disabled-show a person like me trying to use this board. I am so frustrated 😡
I have no use for legs. It's hard to use a transfer board to get into the vehicle because of the wheels on the wheelchair itself. When you're in your chair, you can't get yourself forward enough to be on a flat surface to put the transfer board under you to get into the car seat, whereas getting out of the car. It's much easier. I had hand surgery for weeks ago so trying to get into my car is extremely painful because I can't use my hand with full pressure without being in pain. So I bought a transfer board. There's no easy way of getting in with one
Excelente gracias Dtb
Thankyou for share this idea
You’re welcome!
Yess,u should use d disable person to do d transfer pls
Nice video but try it with dead leg weight.. when getting in a car with my board I found it easier to put your left leg in first, push off with my right arm off the arm rest and using the board side on the seat to lift and push aswell.. maybe I’ll try to make a video..
Very useful. Thankyou.
Is there any way possible to do this if the wheelchair armrest does not move?
Is that handle a coat hanger for suits or a handle for throwing all your weight at it?
Nice work
Thanks!
Yes, that grab handle is essential BUT most new cars no longer have them so I'm worried
I agree with the person that said use a disabled person. My son recently became disabled he's an adult and big boy. I by myself had difficulty getting him in and out of my car by myself because he has no upper body strength due to being in bed all the time. I weight 125 lbs and to lift him at 59 years old isn't easy. I need help to see how we need to do this. I almost lost him on the ground and would have never forgave myself but finally after realizing his shorts were caught on the chair we got him out and onto the chair but now I'm afraid to even attempt to do it myself .he's no feeling from the chest down. From a ATV accident and has a broken back as well.
When I get out of the car onto my chair I first turn the chair facing my seat, then I put the board under me and slide out not even having to remove one of the arms. Then I won’t have to go over the bump of the wheel and the transfer is not as scary.
Great video! I really appreciate the "how to" details. I'm just concerned that the board could slip off the car's seat at 5:25 when you grab the board at the handle to slide yourself along. My mom is 85 and has had a stroke that's left her unable to use her left side (arm and leg). I'm just thinking ahead.
It’s essential that the board is far enough on the seat that it wouldn’t likely slip off the seat. You can also add some sticky silicone (Dycem is my go to product) under the end of the board to reduce the slip potential!
Or you can use one of those non slip mats/webs you put under a carpet to prevent it from sliding. They are also very good to use when you stand up from a wheelchair to get a patient lift sling under you
@@BurninSven1 good plan I'd not thought of... I came here simply to add that actually, altough I now know how scary my transferring probably looks to non participants, right when you're at seemingly the point of no return in terms of how far you've got accross the board, which is probly when it looks like it's gonna fall, is precisely when it isn't... because you're not in the dead centre long enough, all being well. No sooner do you scoot over into that sort of No man's land, within your next move you're closer to where you're going than where you came from! personally doesn't stop me from feeling a bit panicky though but mine's about falling FORWARD, which is now just a general, every now and again anxiety type thing in my life
I have a fused knee on my left
Which means I cannot bend my left knee. Have tried this method on my left knee
With no success.
Due to a spinal injury I have psordosis losing the ability to use my legs.. My rotator costume shoulders aren't very strong either and I find myself unable to took myself up off the floor and back in my wheelchair.. Is there a cherry picker latch I can use personal aid to lift myself from thefore back into Why wheelchair. This would be of such an immense help.
Newbie! OK that should read stanosis stonosus spying off the noses
Any tips for if you don't have a lot of leg or arm strength please?
The most important thing I’d suggest would be make sure there is minimal friction between you and the board (clothing selection matters), set yourself up for flat or down-hill transfers whenever possible, and have a second set of hands whenever possible to conserve energy and strength.
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I use a wheelchair full time. But I haven't been able to master slide boards at all. I always feel as though I am going to slide right off the front of the board.
The angle is really tricky if you have limited core strength. It’s definitely a transfer that needs to be practiced with a therapist support.
Cómo puedo abatir el descansa brazos de la silla de ruedas para poder poner la tabla y deslizarme sin que me estorbe para pasarme de la silla al carro?
What is the size of the slide board and what kind of wood
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Down below, someone asked and she answered:
"How long is your slide board please?"
"This one was 30 inches long."
You should also use a disabled person who has very little use of their legs. I saw you move your leg to get inside.
I think she did a pretty good job of showing this technique. I use a sliding board a lot and it’s definitely difficult to go uphill
You mean a completely paralyzed from the waist down disabled person.
Some people like me can move one leg some. (Some people can move both legs some but cannot stand on their feet and so are effectively crippled.) I still need this technique and that is why I am here.
you ought to make a video of you using the slide board on the drivers side of the car so as to avoid the steering wheel
Great video! Thanks for sharing.
Amen because who can show you better than someone who actually goes through this.
What if you're rite arm is broken too?😟
I'm a Handicap myself I have a Van that is a little high for me to get in. In Fact I have to Steps that I got it do. Since I'm on Crutches and I can still move my legs etc. but like I'm older now. I need something can help me get in to the Van my legs are not a strong as they used to be. I'm 64 and I Still Drive my Van with Hands Control but it is difficult now to get in and out of the Van
I need to do this without bending my right leg! It must stay straight in a brace. My son wants to take off the sides of the wheelchair even though the arms raise! Any ideas? Thanks
The biggest issue is angles. You’re car type will dictate how this is done. My guess is you’ll need to have someone hold your leg while you scoot, back turned towards the seat and then pivot once in the seat. It’s a tricky transfer for sure.
@@EquipMeOT yes that’s what I’m thinking. I’m having my son try all different ways before I attempt! Lol. Watch all your videos they are great. Thanks ps it’s the beasy board so swivel is easier
Good call, I was going to suggest a beasy, but they are pricey. I’m glad you’ll have one for this!
Can you plz do one with a higher suv
Sure! I’ll have to borrow a taller vehicle. 😉
I like to have slide borard.
It’s easy for you to demonstrate it but when u have a spinal cord injury it’s have
Having worked with the SCI community for over 10 years, I can absolutely agree with that! It takes lots of practice and support from a medical team to establish the correct technique for you! This video is meant as an initial reference point.
How do I purchase one? Do you have a website to purchase one?
The description of the video there are links to all the products referenced in the video.
My neighbor is a large man and his caregiver often needs my help. What is the weight restriction?
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How long is your slide board please?
This one was 30 inches long.
Any tips or video on how to transfer someone with a broken shoulder?
Would depend on their mobility status, are they in a wheelchair?
@@EquipMeOT yes, would be going to and from a wheelchair while in PT. Broke shoulder and is very stiff and in pain from hospital stay.
One handed slide board is very tricky, especially when combined with significant core weakness. I would recommend a really good gait belt like this one 👇🏻
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I would also make sure to set up downhill if at all possible. Especially when transferring toward the broken shoulder. It’s def a difficult and can be dangerous if done without support from a pro.
@@EquipMeOT downhill in and out?
What if I am a double leg amputee,my wife went and purchased a Kia soul
I would think that some patients would be prone to arm injuries. Then what?
Where can i buy
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i love simple ideas...rather than need to spend trillion of dollars....
I attach the seat belt then pull it all the way out. It ratchets in but locks when you stop and won't come out again. I then hand it to my wife to use to pull on as she is getting in the car. The belt ends up behind her and I have to release it then replace it correctly.
How can I purchase a transfer board out of pocket. My medical plan does not provide and I need this item desperately to help my husband out of bed and into wheelchair, help my back hurts.
I got one from ebay for about $35
What’s the name of this slide board?? What brand?
This is a DMI slide board
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Thanks so much.
You’re welcome!
Would you suggest the 8 or 10 inch wide. She’s not big. A double leg amputee.
If she’s on the petite side, I’d suggest 8” so the board isn’t more cumbersome than necessary.
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You should also use a handicapped person. I saw you move your leg by yourself getting inside.
What if a person can't even move by own self?
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Beasy transfer board is much safer
It is also very expensive and can cause skin pinching and require significant safety consideration for unlevel transfers because of the speed of movement.
Will not work for an elderly that has no leg strength nor upper strength 😢
I am always pissed off when a fully able person shows such transfers where, at start and end they visibly use their legs to help themselves
I think it would be far more unethical/damaging to pretend to be disabled to make these reference material videos 🤷🏻♀️
I can move one leg a little and the other some, but cannot stand or walk and must use a wheelchair. I need this technique and that is why I am here.
There are all kinds of disabilities among disabled persons, not just the ones you sometime see in the movies.
@@geoh7777You don't have to explain yourself to this person..your video is extremely clear and helpful. Me myself for the first time in my life now will be needing a wheelchair for assistance..I've had hip surgery in my left hip meaning yea I can stand up and maybe "walk" a little but I need a chair now to help when I get tired, so I'm just like you inane ways. I hate when people choose to be mean and bully people WHO ARE JUST TRYING TO HELP OTHERS..just because they themselves have no life or happiness. If this person's so "irritated" then why aren't THEY out trying to make their own video rather than carrying on like this and trying to attract attention?!?! Thanks for your video, I'll be taking your help and guidance❤
Any instructions for an above the knee amputee getting in the same type car
I agree x
It is easy for able person 😅😅😅😂
You still need someone strong enough to place the chair in the rear trunk. My wife does not have this strength.
Easier said than done.
Always. Never have I ever said any of this was easy. It is possible though with practice and proper support from a professional!
Check out Josh C6/7 do a transfer:th-cam.com/video/tyCfgqBS05E/w-d-xo.html
Newbie!
Needs to be shown using a disabled person .
Girl power 👍💯🏆🇸🇪🧐
You still need someone strong enough to place the chair in the rear trunk. My wife does not have this strength.