Hoyer Advance-E Professional Patient Lift

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eric v. from stow, ma

54 yr old male with multiple sclerosis.

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The wheels do not turn easily.

ceceilia n. from silver spring, md

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None I can think of.

None I can think of.

fay b. from pelham, al (caregiver)

Can't walk or get up easily.

Ease of use.

N/A

tammie m. from hummelstown, pa (caregiver)

Disabled, bedridden female who is continuing to go downhill with no diagnosis.

Stability, ease of use, mobility.

None

tom b. from north richland hills, tx

Used to lift me from one position to another. My wife operates the lift.

The fact that it can lift from the floor

Price is a little high

bonnie c. from roscoe, pa (caregiver)

My daughter is the reason I bought the lift; she has a neuromuscular disease and sometimes has trouble transferring

It allows us to get the handicapped person from one point to another in a much easier way.

It doesn't reach high enough to get him on the new mattress heights.

darla l. from murrieta, ca (caregiver)

The Advanced Hoyer Lift is a major blessing that helps my husband get into his wheelchair when he lacks the strength to do it himself.

Easy to use.

Does not roll on carpet when transferring patient.

lorraine h. from los lunas, nm (caregiver)

My 78 year old husband, weight 230#, has a degenerative muscle disease. He is not able to stand or transfer by himself.

The lift is lightweight and easily movable, transitions well between wood floor and carpet, good battery life, doesn't take up much floor space, love the foot pedals.

I wish the remote was magnetic so that it would stay where you put it, the recharge cord is very short, and the remote buttons are rather small.

christopher b. from geneva, il (caregiver)

My husband has multiple sclerosis and although he weighs very little and is relatively tall, his muscles get very spastic.

It is well built and does everything I need to move the patient

The ease of use as I stated on carpet. It would be better if it had larger wheels and would roll better on carpet

robert b. from portsmouth, va (caregiver)

My wife is 84 and is a paraplegic and cannot walk

The ease of adjusting width and height to mobilize the lift are a great advantage for both patient and lift handler(s).

No weaknesses thus far, except perhaps some difficulty folding it.

barbara c. from northridge, ca (caregiver)

My paraplegic husband has been wheelchair confined for 50 years; however, within the past 2.5 years, he has had nine surgeries.

Ease of use.

Could use bigger wheels for use on carpet.

joan c. from marco island, fl (caregiver)

94 year old male. Stroke, cannot stand.