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Hoyer lift

1. Make sure the bed is locked.
2. Have the sling folded, tuck it under the client, turn the staff and bring the sling out on the opposite side. The client should be centered on the sling.
3. Make sure that the sling is crossed to prevent falling.
4. Lower and hook all 6 ends of the sling. (Purple, Black, Purple) the color of the sling will determine the position of the staff when raised in the sling.
5. Make sure the base of the lift is open and locked when lifting the staff.
6. Close the base and unlock the wheels to make the transfer with the staff from bed to chair.
7. Once the lift is in location, open the base and lock the wheels.
8. Slowly lower into the chair, using one hand on the back loop of the sling to hold staff in place as being lowered.

Gait Belt

1. Each caregiver needs to apply the gait belt properly.
2. Using the gait belt, assist with a client’s transfer.
3. Applying a gait belt, assisting with ambulation, and sitting in a chair.

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Gina Kendall

Gina Kendall has over 25 years of work experience serving the aging and the disabled. Her extensive experience in care and management began as a Social Services Coordinator in skilled nursing facilities. While working in this capacity, she became aware of the need for, and the importance of, good, quality, home care. Gina worked with families to keep their loved ones home and avoid a return visit to the hospital. As she continued her career of service, she began working with the disabled population helping to expand and improve their independence throughout all aspects of life.

This combination of experiences has afforded Gina a unique view of the needs of the aging and the disabled and how to best serve those needs in a home setting.

Gina’s Central Valley roots run deep. She earned her BA degree from Fresno State in 1993 and has lived and worked in Fresno for the past 20 years. In addition to raising her family in Fresno, she is actively involved in her local church and is a volunteer for various local community organizations.

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