How Ceiling Track Systems Work
When the health conditions of a loved one suddenly change, family members must quickly become experts on all things home medical. If you’ve been scouring the internet for track systems dos and don’ts Lift & Transfer wants to help. Here are the top three things you need to know before installing a track system in your home.
- There are Different Kinds of Track Systems
A track can be mounted on the ceiling, or self-standing, which allows the track to be portable from one room to another. Both of those track options can also be modified to your specific body type, condition and mobility
- They are a Great Help
Installing a ceiling track can add up, but it is more than worth the extra expense. This convenient device makes moving your loved one easier, safer, and more efficient. Ceiling tracks are typically easy to use, and some even offer a return home feature which allows the device to return to the charging position after use.
- Different Set-ups Work for Different People
Installing a ceiling track can add up, but it is more than worth the extra expense. This convenient device makes moving your loved one easier, safer, and more efficient. Ceiling tracks are typically easy to use, and some even offer a return home feature which allows the device to return to the charging position after use.
A ceiling track is specific to the patients and their individual usage needs. When installed properly they can make you and your loved one’s life much easier. There are three primary configurations that are commonly used with track systems. Discover which one fits your needs best:
- The two post configuration: ideal for getting in and out of bed. This option lets you move your loved one in one direction along the rail.
- The three post configuration: gives you access in two directions and lets you move anywhere inside the triangle formation.
- The four post configuration: maintains the largest coverage of all and provides movement anywhere inside four post space.
Selecting your ideal track system is never easy, especially when you are new to the home medical equipment. If you have additional or advanced questions about finding the best track system for your loved one, Lift & Transfer Specialists are here to help. Call us day or night, and we’ll work to help you discover the best solution for your home.
