Description
Lumex Stand Assist patient transport lift keeps the resident actively engaged in the transport process. Stand assist transfer aid is quick, convenient, and requires minimal caregiver assistance. Standing transfer aid supports users to grasp the middle bar and use their own strength to pull themselves up into position. Stand assist patient lift has padded split seat that swings out to allow loading or unloading, then swings back to form a comfortable and stable transport seat. Stand assist aid provides padded dual knee pads and seat pads for comfortable transport. Stand assist patient aid fits easily through narrow doorways and affordable alternative to electric sit-to-stand lifts.
Features
The Stand Assist Patient Lift has a 400 lb. capacity and should only be used to transfer patients between 5'1" and 6'6" (155 cm and 198 cm) in height. It's important to ensure the LF1600 properly fits the patient prior to use to prevent injury.
The lift features padded dual knee pads for ease and comfort during transport.
The patient transport lift can easily be maneuvered through narrow doorways.
The patient lift base includes locking rear casters.
The lift weighs 61 lbs.
The base has a maximum width of 25", overall length of 33.5", and a front base width of 5". Each seat pad measures 9"W x 10"L.
For those that require added security, you may use the GR-DSLSA9 Buttock Strap with the LF1600. Place one end of the buttock strap on the top white hook (with black rubber end piece), once patient lifts themselves up, extend the strap around the patient and hook the remaining strap on the alternate second hook.
Important to note, this device is not meant for patients who do not have the stability or strength to lift themselves.
Caregivers who used the stand assist have commented how the lift "truly makes it easy to transport someone from bed to bathroom or to a chair".
The stand assist requires assembly.
Note: The Lumex Stand Assist is designed for residents who have the strength and stability to lift and support themselves. We recommend an electric sit-to-stand lift for residents with limited strength and stability.