Electric Hemodialysis Recliner Chair With Trendelenburg Position For Patient Comfort

Electric Hemodialysis Recliner Chair With Trendelenburg Position For Patient Comfort

Hemodialysis Recliner Chair Features

1. Instant, Multi-Motor Electric Adjustability
 Features smooth, silent, and independent electric motors to adjust the backrest, leg rest, and height. This allows patients to find their precise comfort position effortlessly, minimizing strain on both patients and caregivers.

2. Essential Trendelenburg Emergency Function
Includes a one-touch Trendelenburg position for immediate, safe positioning during medical emergencies (like hypotension), a critical safety feature for any professional dialysis or infusion center.

3. Long-Term Patient Comfort for Extended Sessions

Designed with pressure-reducing, high-density, and ergonomically contoured cushioning to ensure maximum comfort and mitigate the risk of pressure ulcers during long-duration treatments (typically 3-5 hours).

4. Durable and Clinically Hygienic Design

Upholstered in medical-grade, non-porous vinyl that is water-resistant and easy to disinfect. The robust, cleanable design meets strict clinic and hospital standards for infection control and long-term durability.

Hemodialysis Recliner Chair Technical Parameter:

Primary Applications of Hemodialysis Recliner Chair

1. Clinical & Hospital Settings

• Outpatient Clinics: Used for routine procedures like vaccinations, wound dressings, and minor surgeries.
• Emergency Departments: Supports rapid patient assessment and stabilization with adjustable positioning.

2. Specialized Treatment Areas

• Dialysis Centers: Reclining models with extended legroom for hemodialysis sessions (3-5 hours).
• Oncology Units: Comfortable chairs for chemotherapy infusion, often with IV pole attachments.

3. Diagnostic & Therapeutic Procedures

• Phlebotomy Stations: Armrest-equipped chairs for blood draws and lab sample collection.
• Physical Therapy: Adjustable tilt/recline for post-injury rehabilitation exercises.

4. Non-Hospital Environments

• Mobile Medical Units: Foldable designs for field clinics/disaster response.
• Aesthetic Medicine: Laser/cosmetic procedure chairs with ergonomic head support.