The ProHeal Stand Assist Patient Lift is your best choice for fall prevention, reducing caregiver lifting injuries, and promoting patient mobility. The lift offers ample weight capacity at 500 lbs. and includes an adjustable base that provides clearance around common obstacles such as recliners allowing access to patients.
Overall, a stand assist lift is a valuable tool for healthcare professionals and caregivers to help individuals with mobility issues stand up and transfer between sitting and standing positions safely and easily.
ProHeal Stand Assist Lift
Fall Prevention Patient Transfer Lifter
Designed to help transfer patients who can stand enough to support 60-70% of their body weight, the stand assist prevents falls, increases safety for patients and caregivers, and provides more dignity than electric or hydraulic patient lifts.
Simple, Convenient, and Portable
No slings, no hooks, no problems. This standing assistance lift transfers patients between beds, wheelchairs, toilets, seats, and more without the time and hassle of standard patient lifts.
- Maximum Capacity - 500lb
- Minimum Base Width - 26.8”
- Maximum Base Width - 37.0"
- Open Base Width - 37.0"
- Closed Base Width - 26.7"
- Overall Height - 43.3"
- Base Height - 4.5"
- Min. Seat Height - 26.7"
- Seat Width - 20"
- Overall Length - 35.4"
Features and Benefits:
- 500 lb. weight capacity.
- Dual shin pads for extra support.
- A molded seat can be rotated upwards to allow for patient loading.
- Crossbar for extra stability and support.
- Non-slip footplate for safety.
- The ergonomically designed foot pedal offers a hands-free opening of the base.
- Dual rear locking casters.
- A simple solution to compliment your electric stand assist lifters.
- First choice for any fall prevention program.
- Support strap available - attachment hooks for optional side support and back strap.
- Warranty:
ProHeal's line of Hospital and Home Care Accessories is a premium array of medical products. Designed with durable and reliable materials, our products are preferred by nurses, doctors, pharmacists, and caregivers.
