Beasy Sliding Transfer Boards Product Review
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Video Timestamps
01:35 Sliding board transfer from wheelchair to recliner
01:45 Keep a rocker recliner from rocking forward
02:36 Sliding board transfer from recliner to wheelchair
03:26 Cindy's thoughts on the Beasy Board
Cindy is reviewing 3 styles of Beasy Transfer Boards (BeasyTrans, BeasyGlyder and Beasy ll) and demonstrating a wheelchair to chair transfer. The individual being transferred needs to have decent trunk control in sitting for safety when using a Beasy transfer board. Beasy boards are intended for use with the assistance of a caregiver. As caregivers, we always encourage the individual being cared for to assist as much as safe and appropriate. These 3 boards are different lengths and shapes in order to accommodate varying circumstances regarding space and distance for varying surface to surface transfers. The Beasy transfer boards can reduce the load/effort of the caregiver as well as eliminate friction on the skin of the individual being transferred. Beasy Board transfers will take practice for proper technique and safety.
Please check out further instructional information on these transfer boards at beasyboards.com
For further demonstration on varying assistance for transfers by caregivers, check us out a AECorner.com
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We need more videos about car transfers, they are quite tricky especially with patients lacking upper and lower body strength.
Agreed! Car transfers can be so difficult. Here are a couple free videos we have regarding car transfers:
Getting In and Out of the Car After Hip or Knee Surgery: th-cam.com/video/x70fpOebdZA/w-d-xo.html
Learn How to Get In and Out of a Car with a Car Assist Handle: th-cam.com/video/4SoglF42tmw/w-d-xo.html
Hope you find one of these videos helpful.
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That is so wonderful!!
So glad you like it, Dacia!
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It looks real easy i will have to do more research
on it..
Jeff Fae Scotland, thank you for your comment. The Beasy board can make transfers easier in various circumstances, but certainly takes some practice for correct use and safety. Have a great day! ✌🏻❤️AECorner
I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!!!
Gloria Delicioso, we are glad you found this video helpful. With the right practice, the Beasy Boards can be very useful. Have a great day! ✌🏻❤️AECorner
Which Beasy Board would recommend to get someone for a wheelchair (without removable arms) to a Jeep Grand Cherokee SUV?
How does it work if the person cannot use arms or legs?
Steven Spangenberg, thank you for your question. Use of a Beasy Board in that circumstance would most likely not be appropriate. We would recommend getting a local PT/OT consultation to see what might work best. Hope this was helpful.
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My suv is up high and my mama only have one arm so would it work for me to get her in my suv.This is Dracos mama Candi
Draco-PG3D thank you for your question. This is difficult to answer due to not being able to see how well your mama is moving and how much she would be able to help. I would recommend getting a consultation from a local Physical Therapist to help you determine the easiest and safest way to help your mama into your SUV. ✌🏻❤️ AECorner.com
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Please I need a 40 inches beast board where shall I get it
Mashu.p Chhabria, try this link. www.amazon.com/dp/B07BHXM8ML/?tag=AECorner-20
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Hi ,I write you from Turkey. My wife is prablejik T5 t6. We use now wooden transfer board.İf ı want to buy Beasy board Like yours how can ı get it from Turkey.if you give me any idea I will be greatiful thank you very much four your demonstration
Hi Dn Elmaci, we are so happy you found our video helpful. Let me email the manufacturer to find a distributor in your country. I’ll be back in touch with you once I hear back from them.
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Hi Dn Elmaci, Our contact at Beasy Board will be out the office until Tuesday, December 27th. They will get back to when they return. Once I hear something I will let you know. Take care and we will be in touch soon.
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Thank you very much. I will be waiting your answer as soon as possible.
@@dnelmac3790 The Beasy representative sent me an email and said they do not have a distributor in Turkey but said if you would send us some contact information they would work with sending it to you directly. If you would email us at adaptiveequipmentcorner@gmail.com so we can get your information in a more private manner. We will get that process started.
Dn Elmaci, are you able to email us at adaptiveequipmentcorner@gmail.com?
I am in Australia where do I get the board
Hi Stiv, We will email the manufacturer and get back with you. Where in Australia are you?
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Hi again Stiv,
I found this distributor’s website and phone number from a previous inquiry:
Country Care Horsham
www.countrycarehorsham.com.au/
03 5382 5650
Will it work?
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Can we this board in Sydney Australia thanks
Thanks for your question. We’ve sent a message to Beasy board company to find out if they have website access for Australia. We will get back to you soon! ✌️❤️ AECorner.com
Hi Said, Beasy Board sent this contact info for a distributor in Australia:
Country Care Horsham
www.countrycarehorsham.com.au/
03 5382 5650
Hope this helps
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The product looks great , but my mom has Alzheimer’s and she is her last stage of her life on which I have to do all the works . Transferring my mom from wheelchair and the car is really difficult lately . I am doing all the work . Maybe you can show a video someone just like my mom . Thanks
Mariela Gil, we are sorry to hear this about your mom. Something like the Beasy Board or a standard sliding board might still be appropriate, but we cannot advise without seeing her. We would recommend that you talk to her doctor about getting a home health PT & OT referral so that they can advise you on the best & safest way for both you and your mom when transferring her. There may also be other equipment that might assist depending on her status. Take care & be safe!
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@@AECorner thanks my mom has twelve years of Alzheimer’s. Lately is getting more difficult my mom weigh like me 125 . My arms and shoulder hurts dealing this difficult illness . I have a belt . I am glad to have my mom with me . I know a lot of people don’t understand Alzheimer’s . I am always looking to learn . Thanks for the video .
Alzheimer’s is very difficult for the individual as well as the caregivers. We would also suggest seeing if there is a local Alzheimer’s support group, if you haven’t already. It can be very helpful to be able to share with others who might be experiencing some of the things that you are. We wish you and your mom the best.
@@AECorner Thank you so much . I already joined in a group of caregivers and we share our problems and ideas to improve the quality of the family members as well the caregivers . I am very positive and also looks for solutions. I appreciated your words of encouragement.
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What is it's price and is it available in Pakistan?
Thanks for your question. There are 3 different types of Beasy Premium Transfer Systems all being sold online for $269 US dollars.
I couldn’t find any distributors in Pakistan. All I could find was one in India and one in Dubai and I’ve listed them below along with a link for their distributor locator.
Fabro Engineers
62, C Block Road, Block C, South City 1, Sector 41, Gurugram, Haryana, India
Tele: +91 124 403 1093
JKR International, LLC
D haneesh, Office #2 Lootah Bldg. Marackesh Street UUM Ramool Dubai, UAE
Tele: 04-2515383
Here’s a link for Beasy Board distributors:
beasyboards.com/dealer-locator/
Do three types stand for quality of the equipment or for further facilitation of the patient?
@@raziaikram2833 further facilitation of the patient.
The Beasy Trans:
The model #1100 is the 40″ “Original S-shaped Transfer System” by Beasy. This model is ideal for automobile transfers. It has also been used successfully to boost or reposition patients in bed and with transferring larger profile patients.
The Beasy 2:
The model #1200 is a 28″ transfer system perfect for small areas, especially bathroom transfers. If the attending professional approves, this device may be used for independent transfers. Many facilities use the 1200 for boosting patients into bed.
The Beasy Glyder:
The model #1300 is the 32″ transfer system. This device is a great solution for situations when the arm of the wheelchair is not removable or the wheel is an obstacle. The crescent shape of the board facilitates the caregivers natural transfer motions.
Y no above the knee examples using the device
We try and keep our videos general. Contact your local physical therapist to see if this product will work for your specific situation.
It would be helpful if you could demonstrate how a person who's unable to use their arms or legs could be transferred by a caregiver.
ALS eventually takes away one's ability to move as they become paralyzed.
Marsha Hudgins, yes, ALS is a very debilitating disease. Depending on the progression of the disease, this device may not be appropriate. We always suggest that you get a local PT/OT consultation to determine what devices are needed for loved one and caregiver safety. Once the appropriate type of equipment is determined, we also recommend to check for local lending closets before having to purchase anything that is not covered by insurance.
Here is a link to some lending closets listed by state
www.adaptiveequipmentcorner.com/resources
Hope this is helpful. Take care!
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@@AECorner thank you. I am a caregiver and I love ideas for transferring. Unfortunately my mom was late stage and so I had to lift her since she was trached and vented with PEG. No one else would assist me for "fear of" reasons. In the future, if I'm able to return to caregiving, I would like to try these. Great ideas
Marsha, sorry to hear about your mother, it sounds like you were certainly a blessing to her. Caregiving is very physically and emotionally demanding. That’s why we continue to educate on the use of adaptive equipment, not only to keep our loved ones safe, but also the caregivers. Thank you for sharing your experience. ✌🏻❤️ AECorner.com
What's the weight limit?
George C, thank you for your question. The weight limit on these boards is 400#. It looks like the original Beasy Trans is out of stock several places, but here is a link the the Beasy Glyder, which is a good board for car transfers, chair to wheelchair, etc.
www.amazon.com/dp/B00OPEC5MS/?tag=AECorner-20
Hope this was helpful. Have a great day!
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can you get it in Israel
We will check with the manufacturer and let you know what we found out.
I found a page on the Beasy Board website that addresses international shipping. Halfway down the page they have 2 phone numbers to call if you prefer to speak to someone on the phone. Here is the link: beasyboards.com/international-shipping/
I've got a message sent to them via their chat box. Waiting to hear back.
Shoshana, here is the information I received from BeasyBoard: We have a dealer in Israel. B Medical Logistics www.bmishop.com 972-9-7727884
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Why don’t you use a real disable person I never understand why they do that
We appreciate your feedback, Vernalachance6809. We are rehabilitation therapists trying to raise family caregivers’ awareness of helpful products. We don’t sell the products; we show people how to use it safely. 🥰🥰
People are More Independent, without Caregivers now days These Items especially the 40 inch board is TOO heavy! Over 10 years there needs to be improvement.
Sherri M, thank you for sharing. We are about individuals remaining as independent as possible and when there is a need for a caregiver, everyone remaining as safe a possible. We agree that technology needs to continue to develop to match varying individual needs. Take care! ✌🏻❤️AECcorner.com