Regaining mobility after a brain or spinal cord injury is challenging, but the right technology helps. At Neurocentret, Rigshospitalet, the ceiling hoist with the Trainer Module supports safe, hands-free rehabilitation—guiding patients from bed to standing and walking while reducing strain on therapists.
Innovative inclusive care centre planning via know-how sharing and user involvement
At the Marienlund Care Centre, all the living quarters are equipped with ceiling lifts in the form of a continuous room-covering rail system between the sleeping area and the bathroom for optimal lifting and relocation of the residents on a daily basis.
“In sickness and in health” has a special meaning for Michael Dvinge and his wife Sonja Zweidick.
Due to a traffic accident in 2017, Michael suffered multiple fractions and a brain injury. He and his wife have been fighting their way back towards normality ever since.
A ceiling hoist enables him to do a lot of different daily living activities, rehabilitation exercises, speech therapy, and creative artwork in a safe manner.
