Patient Lifts
Shop patient lifts for hospitals, long-term care, home care agencies and families: full body floor lifts, sit-to-stand lifts, bariatric lifts and portable lifts from Bestcare, Handicare, ConvaQuip, Graham Field, Proactive and Mangar Health.
- ✓Full body liftsMobile floor lifts for bed, chair and floor transfers.
- ✓Sit-to-standStanding lifts for residents who can bear some weight.
- ✓BariatricHigher capacity models listed on each product.
- ✓Slings and partsSlings, casters and batteries for the lifts you have.
Buying for a hospital, care facility, or home care agency?
- Request a quote for single units or facility orders.
- Purchase orders accepted.
- Tax exempt orders accepted.
- Talk to a specialist: 800-239-1797.
Types of patient lifts
- Full body floor lifts move a person who cannot bear weight between bed, chair, toilet or floor.
- Sit-to-stand lifts help a person who can bear some weight rise and transfer. See our sit-to-stand lift guide.
- Bariatric lifts are rated for higher weight capacities; check the capacity listed on each product.
- Portable and foldable lifts fold for storage and travel.
How to choose a patient lift
- Match the lift capacity to the heaviest person it will serve.
- Check the base width and leg height against beds, chairs and doorways.
- Confirm battery or manual operation and how it is charged.
- Choose slings that match the lift brand and attachment style.
Slings, casters and replacement parts
Shop patient lift slings and patient lift casters to keep lifts in service.
Ceiling lifts and car transfers
For facilities planning overhead systems, read when to upgrade to a ceiling lift. For vehicle transfers see portable patient lifts for car transfers.
Related: sit-to-stand lift guide, how to safely use a patient lift, when to upgrade to a ceiling lift
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Find answers to commonly asked questions below.
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What Is A Patient Lift And How Does It Work?
A patient lift is an assistive device designed to help transfer a person with limited mobility between surfaces such as a bed, wheelchair, chair, or other appropriate location. Depending on the model, the lift may use a hydraulic mechanism, electric motor, or overhead system together with a compatible sling or transfer accessory. The exact transfer method varies by product, so caregivers should follow the manufacturer's instructions for the specific lift and sling being used.
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What Is The Difference Between A Patient Lift And A Sit-To-Stand Lift?
A full-body patient lift is generally designed to support a person during transfers when greater physical assistance is required. A sit-to-stand lift is designed for users who can participate in the transfer and meet the mobility and weight-bearing requirements specified by the manufacturer. The appropriate option depends on the individual's mobility, ability to participate, transfer needs, and professional care recommendations.
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How Do I Choose The Right Patient Lift?
Start by considering the user's mobility, ability to bear weight, body weight, typical transfer locations, and level of caregiver assistance. Then compare lift type, rated weight capacity, lifting range, base dimensions, available maneuvering space, power source, and compatible slings. The manufacturer's user requirements and operating instructions should always be reviewed before selecting a lift.
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How Much Weight Can A Patient Lift Support?
Patient lift weight capacity varies by model. Standard and higher-capacity patient lifts are available, so there is no single weight limit that applies to every lift. Always check the rated capacity of the specific lift and compatible sling, and never exceed the limits or usage requirements specified by the manufacturer.
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What Should I Check Before Using A Patient Lift?
Before each transfer, caregivers should follow the manufacturer's pre-use instructions and check the lift, sling, attachment points, controls, battery or hydraulic system, and other relevant components for proper condition and operation. Confirm that the correct sling is securely attached and that the transfer area is clear. Any product showing damage, excessive wear, or improper operation should not be used until it has been evaluated according to the manufacturer's guidance.