This report or other information submitted by (b)(6) healthcare under 21 cfr part 803, and release by fda of that report information, does not reflect a conclusion or admission by (b)(6) healthcare , its employees, its contract service firms, or their employees, finished device suppliers, or their employees caused or contributed to the reportable event.
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It was reported to the manufacturer, by the end user, per the end user, that the nursing staff informed their administrator, that "two individuals who were using the lift as intended: raising the patient from the wheelchair, positioning her to return to bed.While in the elevated position, a sudden loud bang occurred, and the lift unexpectedly descended at a faster than normal speed without the caregivers pressing the lower button." the patient, weighing 250lbs, was promptly sent to the hospital due to concerns about potential injuries.An internal investigation at the summit of plantsville is underway, involving the collection of written statements.During a demonstration of the emergency lockout feature by the administrator and the physical plant director, those present noted a significant difference from the incident - "a loud bang followed by a faster than normal speed drop"; noting that the emergency lock out feature was a normal speed and unlike the incident.At present, "no external damage is visible on the lift" according to administrator and the physical plant director.Complaint (b)(4) and (b)(4) were entered into our system to have the lift returned for investigation.As of this writing, the lift has not been returned.
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