- EZ 2 Manual Pool Lift
- Portable for storage and/or relocation to another dock or pool area.
- Stainless steel construction
- Durable powder coat
- Power EZ 2 Pool Lift
- Maximum setback 20”
- Setback up to 38” with extended anchor arm
- Clears walls up to 26” high
- Ranger 2 ADA Compliant Pool Lift
- Dual flip-up arms and adjustable lap belt
- Adjustable and removable footrests
- Water resistant handset
- Super Power EZ Lift
- Removable manual rotation bar
- Adjustable stainless steel chains
- All stainless steel construction
- Mighty ADA Compliant UL Certified Commercial Pool Lift
- 360 degree rotation
- Direct drive rotation
- Flip-up armrests
- MultiLift 2 ADA Pool Lift
- Install as a fixed or removable pool lift
- Right seat mounting (facing pool), field convertible to left
- LiftOperator Intelligent Control System
- Scout Excel ADA Compliant UL Certified Pool Lift
- Whisper quiet 360 degree rotation
- Adjustable seat pole
- Flip up armrests
- Spa Lift Elite ADA Compliant Lift
- ADA Compliant & UL safety certified
- Max wall height clearance 68″
- 360 degree of powered rotation
- aXs2 Low Profile ADA Pool Lift
- Integrated armrests
- LiftOperator® Intelligent Controller with 24V battery
- Powder-coated stainless steel and aluminum construction
- Revolution XL ADA Pool Lift
- ADA compliant & UL safety certified
- 360 degree rotation
- Adjustable seat pole
- Revolution Lift™ ADA Compliant Pool/Spa Lift
- 500 lbs (226 kg) weight capacity
- All stainless steel construction
- Flip-up armrests
- Portable Pro 2 Pool/Spa Lift
- All stainless steel construction
- Flip-up armrests
- Adjustable footrest & lap belt
- Splash! ADA Pool Lift
- 400 pound lifting capacity
- User operable via waterproof hand control
- 359° rotation ensures a safe transfer area
- Mighty Voyager ADA Compliant UL Certified Pool Lift
- Whisper quiet 255-degree rotation
- Flip up armrests
- All stainless steel construction
- PAL2 Portable ADA Free-Standing Pool Lift
- 300 lb/136kg lifting capacity
- Easy to move by one person
- 240° rotation helps ensure safe transfer
Hydrotherapy is a highly beneficial therapy for all humans, but it's particularly helpful for the elderly and those who are recovering from an injury or condition. Transferring patients with limited strength and mobility can be a dangerous task, but it's even more dangerous and difficult when that transfer takes place in a pool. Additionally, if you are unable to negotiate stairs or ladders but still wish to enjoy your own pool at home, you will need an alternative method of entering the pool.
Pool lifts are absolutely essential for safe patient transfers into and out of the pool. Pool lifts are designed to safely and fully support the patient during the transfer, lifting them clear of the pool's edge and placing them directly into the water. Using a pool lift reduces the physical requirements of the caregiver and can make for a smoother, more comfortable transfer for everyone involved.
You will find that pool lifts are available in both powered and manual forms. Manual pool lifts use a sling for the transfer, reducing the weight and bulk of the lift. When using a manual pool lift, the caregiver operates a hydraulic control to raise and lower the lift into and out of the pool.
Powered pool lifts, on the other hand, feature a chair design which allows the patient to sit and buckle themselves into the chair. Powered lifts generally include a water-resistant hand-held control, and some patients may be able to operate the lift on their own. While powered lifts generally cost more than manual pool lifts, the investment may be worthwhile, especially if you are looking for a lift to restore your independence when it comes to swimming.
Because pool lifts are exposed to the elements, they are often built with stainless steel and are powder coated for increased protection against rust. Seats are made of durable plastics, and the lifts themselves are built to be durable and long-lasting.