A wheelchair lift assembly includes a wheelchair. The wheelchair has a pair of seats and a frame. Each of the seats is hingedly coupled to the frame. Each of the seats is positionable in a stored position having each of the seats being horizontally oriented on the frame. Each of the seats is positionable in a lifted position having the each of the seats hinging upwardly from the upper front member. A lifting unit is coupled to the wheelchair. The lifting unit selectively urges each of the seats between the stored position and the lifted position. Thus, the lifting unit may lift a user thereby facilitating the user to exit the wheelchair.

Examples relate to fluid collection systems and methods of use of the system. The fluid collection system may include a fluid collection device configured to receive fluid discharged from a user, a fluid collection container in fluid communication with the fluid collection device configured to collect the fluid and a suction device in fluid communication with the fluid collection device and the fluid collection container. The suction device is compressible and configured to draw fluid from the fluid collection device into the fluid collection container solely responsive to mechanical actuation of the suction device.

A computer implemented method for managing sales information associated with a prospect. The method includes receiving data, at a processor, associated with the prospect; storing the received prospect data in a memory; analyzing, at the processor, the prospect data; generating, at the processor, a sales plan based at least on the analyzed data by generating at least one guideline; transmitting the at least one guideline to a sales member; receiving, at the processor, feedback data associated with the at least one guideline; and analyzing, at the processor, the received feedback data to update the sales plan based at least on the analyzed feedback data.

The apparatuses and methods of making and using the same are directed to bathing apparatus to support an object while bathing the object with a fluid. The bathing apparatus may comprise a support assembly constituting a support structure of the apparatus; a support surface to support the object, the support surface supported by the support portion; and a fluid catch disposed on at least three sides of the support surface, the fluid catch serving as a basin for the fluid in such manner to contain the fluid separate from the support surface.

Techniques are disclosed to enable a mobility device for a toddler with gross motor disabilities. The mobility device has a skid plate of substantially rigid material having a front end and a back end and two rigid side plates. The mobility device also has two wheels rotatably attached to the rigid side plates by way of first and second axles. Additionally, it has a seat for supporting an underside of the child in an upright, seated position and an adjustable leg holder that moves up and down to support the child's legs and to keep the child in the upright, seated position. An adjustable backrest is provided to position the child an appropriate distance from the leg holder so that the leg holder holds the appropriate part of the child's legs.

The invention discloses a care bed including a bed frame and a wheelchair. A head panel, a tail panel, a foldable first lateral connecting portion and a second lateral connecting portion of the bed frame constitute an accommodating space of the bed frame. The bed frame has a notch formed at the folded first lateral connecting portion. The wheelchair is moved by the carriage base into the accommodating space through the notch. The backrest, the first armrest, the second armrest, the leg-rest and the footrest of the wheelchair are regulated into a co-plane with the seat to constitute a mattress. The mattress fits the accommodating space of the bed frame.

A toilet wheelchair comprises (a) a wheelchair frame; (b) at least three wheels rotatably connected to the wheelchair frame; and (c) a seat carried by the wheelchair frame; the seat comprises a main seat portion configured carrying a user and an auxiliary seat portion releasably mountable in an area configured for defecating the user. The wheelchair comprises a bag frame and a disposable bag carried by the frame; the toilet wheelchair comprises a lifting mechanism configured for displacing the seat from a transport position to an elevated position allowing the bag frame to be mountable within the area configured for toileting the user such that the bag is ready for receiving excrements of the user.

The present invention may autonomously execute: a shift mode and a mode in which an object can be shifted or moved without changing the lying state, and the object can be autonomously transferred or carried to certain places and is then returned to the original point; a toilet assistance mode in which a toilet is autonomously searched for to assist a user in using toilet; a bathing assistance mode in which a bathing device or a bathroom is autonomously searched for to assist a user in bathing. The present invention relates to a transfer robot apparatus which employs the concept of a robot and is configured to perform other functions as well as the functions of shift and transfer and, by using technologies such as electronic control and IT, autonomously perform various functions instead of depending on only human power.

An improved system that allows a disabled person driving a power wheelchair to independently empty the contents of urine collection bags into toilets or urinals with the help of tilt and driving functions of the power wheelchair and an accelerometer. The system comprises a self priming pump, a leg bag and a large capacity urine collection bag. The input of the pump is interconnected with the draining tubes of the urinary leg bag and the large capacity bag. The large capacity bag is positioned substantially lower than the leg bag to let the contents of the leg bag continuously drain into the large capacity bag by gravity. The discharge line output terminated with a check valve is positioned near the front of the footplates. A microcontroller with connected sensors is used to monitor urine weight in the large capacity bag and to ensure the urinary bags are connected.

Disclosed is a commode wheelchair, though in some implementations the wheels may be omitted. The exemplary implementation of the commode wheelchair is configured to be positioned above a toilet bowl and includes a digital stimulation device used to induce a bowel movement. Through a waste elimination opening in the seat and without assistance from a caregiver, the user may expel their solid waste into the toilet bowl using the digital stimulation device.