BestLift HomeLiftThe BestLift Mobile Floor Lift features a generous 400-pound weight capacity and can lift patients from the floor, from beds, and from chairs for improved caregiving.
BestLift Folding Homecare LiftThe BestLift® Folding Homecare Lift folds up in three simple steps, and can even be fit into the trunk of a car for easy transportation and storage.
Carina 350 PortableThe Carina 350 is a highly compact patient lift. It’s ideal for use in areas where space is limited, and can even be folded up and stored away when not in use.
M220 / M230 Mobile LiftThe M220 / M230 Mobile Lift is designed to be both safe and easy to use. It features a low base profile and can lift patients from many surfaces, including the floor.
Deluxe Power LifterThe Hoyer Deluxe Power Lift is an efficient patient lift which provides patients with maximum legroom and features ergonomic handle grips to reduce back strain.
Advance-E 340 Patient LiftThe Hoyer Advance-E portable lift features a unique and innovative design which makes lifting patients from bulky objects like wheelchairs easier and more effective.
LEVANTAR Floor LiftThe appearance is just the beginning. The arc is quite functional by allowing more swing room for the user preventing knees and legs from bumping the mast.
Powered Resident LiftThe Hoyer HPL500 is a versatile, heavy-duty mobile patient lift that can easily handle most any patient handling task.
Reliant Plus 450The Reliant Plus 450 Power Patient Lift features two batteries for continuous use and is built to transfer patients up to 450 pounds to surfaces of varying heights.
Molift Mover 180The Molift Mover 180 by Etac is a lightweight patient lift that is easy to maneuver around wheelchairs, beds, and toilets.
Viking Patient LiftThe Viking Patient Lift is available in five different sizes with weight capacities up to 600 pounds, so you can choose the lift that’s right for you.
Molift Smart 150The Molift Smart 150 Patient Lift by Etac is the perfect patient lift for homecare and travel. Simply fold the lift and wheel it away, even through tight spaces.
Maxi TwinThe Maxi Twin is full of innovative elements, including a twin-mast design and a unique friction solution which holds the patient stable in the sling during transfers.
Maxi 500 Power Lift w/ DPSThe Maxi 500 Power Lift includes dual controls on a handset and on the mast control, and can lift a patient from the floor without them needing to sit up first.
Molift Partner 255Molift Partner 255 provides an ideal solution for hoisting with high complexity situations in acute and critical care areas in both hospitals and care facilities.
Electric patient lifts, also called power lifts, are designed to make patient transfers smooth, easy, and safe for both the patient and the caregiver. Electric lifts are battery powered and can be operated by the touch of a button, requiring little physical exertion on the part of the caregiver.
Electric lifts are battery powered so that the lift can be moved without the restriction of a power cord. Many lifts can charge batteries directly in the unit, but also offer an off-unit charging option. By alternating between two batteries, you can ensure that your power lift has no downtime. Electric lifts often include a battery monitoring system, and all electric lifts offer a manual override so that you can safely transfer a patient in the event of a power outage.
The base widening feature on an electric lift may be either manual or powered. Powered bases are advantageous over manually operated bases because they do not require the caregiver to bend over to adjust the base. When a caregiver is caring for multiple patients a day, this powered option can make a significant difference in the caregiver’s comfort. Additionally, a powered base allows the caregiver to keep his or her attention focused on the patient during the transfer.
Power lifts typically cost more than manual lifts, but they also offer many valuable advantages. Power lifts reduce the physical demands on the caretaker, and they allow the caretaker to remain focused on the patient during the entire transfer. While powered patient lifts require that a battery be charged for use, this is a simple process when you have two batteries to alternate between.
Electric patient lifts are favored in many professional care settings, but home care settings may also benefit from their ease of use and the reduced physical demands of the caretaker.