Features: -Well-placed handholds -Has no rough edges -More than 400-pound capacity -Easy to clean as needed -Stays stable during use -Easy to slide under patients Benefits of a transfer board for caregivers and patients The main benefit of a transfer board is that they allow a patient to move themselves or be moved without having to use their legs. It also prevents injuries from occurring to medical personnel while transferring an individual from one cart or bed to another. It is not just the caregiver that is at risk of injury during transfers but the patient too. If a caregiver injures their back during a transfer or doesnt use the proper stance and loses their balance both the patient and caregiver may fall resulting in additional injuries. In addition to reducing the possibility of patient injury a transfer board can provide a sense of independence. A disabled person who previously required aid to move from their wheelchair to their bed or toilet may be able to use a transfer board to accomplish these tasks independently. This results in a higher quality of life and increased dignity which are vital to mental well-being. How to use: -Position one end of the board on the starting point and the other end on the destination to which you want to transfer such as the bed chair car or wheel chair. -Try to keep the board as same level as possible and check to make sure the board is securely locked into place. -Move slowly as you transfer across the board.