Turning Pillow for Bedridden Patients – Multifunctional Bed Rest Turning Device for Elderly & Home Care

Product Description

Caring for a bedridden individual requires practical and reliable support tools. This Turning Pillow for Bedridden Patients is a multifunctional turning device designed to assist caregivers in safely and comfortably repositioning individuals in bed during routine care.

The ergonomic shape helps support the body during side-turning, making it easier to manage daily activities such as rest adjustment, bedding changes, and hygiene support. Often used as a bed rest patient turning device, this pillow can be placed between the back and mattress to help maintain a stable side position.

Suitable for both home and hospital care use, this turning pillow is lightweight, reusable, and easy to maintain. It is commonly chosen as a pillow for turning patients, an elderly turning device, or a bed patient turning device to assist with mobility support during long-term care routines.

This product is a non-medical assistive support item and does not claim to diagnose, treat, prevent, or cure any medical condition.

Technical Features

• Ergonomic wedge design for side-turning support

• Lightweight and easy to reposition

• Soft outer fabric suitable for extended use

• Supports daily caregiving routines

• Can be used as a bed rest pillow with arms positioning

• Suitable for home care and hospital environments

• Reusable and easy to clean

Usage Instructions

1. Place the turning pillow along the back or side of the person.

2. Gently assist the individual into a side-lying position.

3. Adjust placement to maintain a stable and comfortable posture.

4. Use during routine care such as hygiene assistance or bedding changes.

5. Remove and reposition as needed throughout the day.

Safety Disclaimer

This product is a non-medical assistive support device intended for general caregiving and comfort purposes only. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Always follow caregiver best practices and use under supervision as required.

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