Journey Stand Aid Professional Quick-Ship Lift

Size and ease of use.

Have not used enough to find any yet.

jean h. from newnan, ga (caregiver)

Six foot male weighing 180 lbs too weak to stand alone.

The ability to move my wife to her power chair and back to her bed.

None

coral j. from pensacola, fl (caregiver)

She is my wife. She is 73 years old and is very large. She broke her leg last May and she spent 5 1/2 months in rehab before coming home.

Ease of handling and maneuvering in tight spaces.

Bob is 6'5" - he complains the sling pulls too tight on this arms - could the lift be made to accomodate taller people? Also, he wears size 15 shoe - the platform just fits his feet and if there were no lip on end it would be easier for him to put his feet on platform.

robert d. from palm coast, fl

Bob is 77, he has MSA (multiple system atrophy, can stand w/assistance,needs help with everything)

Safety is a key feature for us. As is ease of use.

The battery screen is too low on the machine. You have to be on the floor to read it.

oscar s. from groton, ct (caregiver)

She has MS and is wheelchair bound.

really quality piece of machinery...

none

albert d. from philadelphia, pa

Not provided

good battery life, very easy to maneuver.

the knee pads need to adjust towards the patient as well in the up and down direction

margaret w. from euharlee, ga (caregiver)

Not provided

compact and light weight

suport legs to short

richard s. from naturia, co

very fine product