Mobilizing Patients In the ICU

Mobilizing High Acuity Patients In the ICU

ICU Mobility

Mobilizing high-acuity patients can be challenging, but when they’re able to walk our wheelchair attachment makes sure their wheelchair stays behind them without requiring a caregiver to push it separately. When the patient needs to sit down the caregiver can then easily push the patient, along with all their equipment, back to their bed. When you don’t need another caregiver to push the wheelchair behind the patient for when they need it during mobilization, you make these mobilization activities much easier to schedule for your nurses and therapists.