Classic Manual Pool Lift

We may be stuck inside for the moment, but that’s no reason to not be prepared! Our team has rounded up some products that we recommend for when it’s time to get back outside.

Patient slings are necessary when using most types of patient lifts. Slings will ensure safety and stability during transfers, but you need to make sure to use the correct sling for both the lift and the patient.

Are you looking for a patient lift for your home or healthcare facility? We’ve got you covered! From classic sit-to-stand lifts to car transfer lifts, we offer a wide variety of equipment that will meet your unique needs

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We know that transporting medical equipment can be a pain. Don’t let it hold you back from traveling!

Health insurance was originally designed to make coping with healthcare costs – and the costs of the equipment that you need – easier.

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Let’s take a look at the features each lift offers and what situations it is most appropriate for.

Each type of lift is intended to perform a certain function, so knowing the basics about these lifts can help you to choose the lift that is just right for you.

When you’re shopping for patient lifts you might encounter some confusing vocabulary. Here’s what those terms mean and why they matter.

If you’re in the marketing for a patient lift for your home or facility, the first question you should ask yourself is whether you want an electric or a manual lift.

By giving a helping hand, patient lifts help reduce injuries to both patients and caregivers and provide smooth, comfortable transitions.

If you’re in the market for a patient lift for your facility or your home, this guide should help you choose the right one for your needs.