Designed for the 21st century

• Home-care individuals in all walks of life can use Nurse Lift, from the athlete with an injury to the elderly with an illness and just about anyone who has a mobility problem with getting up, getting down, and getting around.
• Postoperative patients who use Nurse Lift may benefit by experiencing a speedier and more comfortable recovery with less pain and complications.
• Nurses and caregivers may benefit from using the Nurse Lift by reducing the many back and other musculoskeletal MSD related injuries that are so prevalent today in the nursing profession. Nurses who use the Lift have the opportunity of having the Lift at each patient’s bedside will no longer have to bend over to continually grasp, lift, and lower patients. A back strap is available for patient’s with weak arms (see picture below under Nurses).

Patient Lift – Unassisted (by yourself)

Individuals at Home and Caregivers

• Arthritis (Rheumatoid)
• Back pain (disc disease)
• MS and Parkinsons
• The elderly with injuries and illness
• Athletes (sports injuries)
• Overweight conditions
• Knee amputees with prosthetics

Homecare use assisted or unassisted

NURSES

• Nurse Lift is very helpful to nurses when assisting individuals with mobility problems. A back strap is available for patients with weak arm strength.
• The Lift helps to reduce nurses’ back injuries when lifting and lowering individuals
• Nurses are able to maintain their careers longer
• Patients are encouraged to use the Lift in the unassisted mode as soon as possible to become independent
• The Lift is convenient for both nurse and patient use with a Lift in place at each patient’s bedside
• The Lift is easy to learn how to use, and no setup is required
• In the unassisted mode of using the Lift, the patient regains their independence sooner and doesn’t have to call for a nurse every time they want to get up and about

Adjustable Back Strap – for weak patient arms

PATIENTS

• Back and Musculoskeletal (MSD) conditions
• C-Section
• Burn patients – lifting and lowering
• Gallbladder
• Gastric Bypass
• Hernia
• Hysterectomy
• Knee, Hip and Ankle
• Open Heart Surgery (use back strap)

Lift heavy and tall persons up to 350 lbs

HOSPITALS AND HOME HEALTHCARE

• Reduces nursing staff’s workers’ compensation claims by helping to avoid musculoskeletal (MSD) injuries
• Improves patient satisfaction and ratings by providing the much needed and innovative Lift
• The Lift may also help to prevent suture tears and other post operative complications
• Provides for a continuum of service for the patient from the hospital, home, and to the workplace
• Patients are more likely to be released on their scheduled date by using the Lift