Electric "Hoyer" Patient Lift w/Sling
Electric "Hoyer" Patient Lift w/Sling
*May be able to get through insurance but requires physician order and documentation that demonstrates that maximum assistance from 2 people is required for safe transfer*
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Why we know this works!
Why we know this works!
This electric patient lift has a battery-powered remote that is used to easily lift and lower loved ones during transfers. Using an electric patient lift is a good way for one helper to safely complete a transfer with a person who cannot lift themselves and would normally need assistance from two people. The electric lift is designed for safe transfers to any room in the home such as from bed to living room, kitchen, or bathroom. If wanting to transfer a loved one from bed to their wheelchair, simply place the hoyer sling under them, connect the sling to the lift, use the remote to lift the person out of the bed, position the lift so the person is above the wheelchair seat, then use the remote to lower the person into their wheelchair. The electric lift is a great option for providing safe and effective transfers and reducing caregiver lifting injuries.
Specifications
Specifications
Height of sling hook: 17.8 in min - 67 in max
Base height: 4.5in
Weight of lift: 93lbs
Max weight supported: 450lbs
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