#244 The Evolution of Patient Lifts and Mobility Systems with Brian Trewella

#244 The Evolution of Patient Lifts and Mobility Systems with Brian Trewella

In this episode, we’re joined by Brian Trewella, an expert in patient mobilization and mobility solutions for individuals with limited mobility, including those with quadriplegia. With years of experience installing and customizing ceiling lifts, Brian ensures that both patient comfort and caregiver safety are at the forefront of every solution. Before joining the field of mobility technology, he ran his own business, traveling the U.S. to design and implement personalized home mobility systems. Today, Brian helps develop innovative products like Seated Slings, Repositioning Slings, and Slide Sheets, making patient care safer and easier for everyone involved. Having personally worked with Brian to install ceiling lifts for my son both at home and in college, I can vouch for his unwavering commitment to providing life-changing, high-quality solutions that improve the lives of patients and caregivers alike.

Find out more about Brian's company here: https://medcotech.com/

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