Genesis 400 Electric

Short wheelbase,

Hard to use on carpet.

fred l. from burien, wa (caregiver)

78 woman, bed bound with ms, unable to stand.

The electric lift is definetly the way to go much easier on the caregiver.

Not easy to push on carpet, we had to put down a laminate hard wood. Our aide needed help to push on carpet.

kimberly o. from saugus, ma

Mom, 82, dementia, not walking anymore. Dad, 85, bad walking mobility, has occasional falls

Strength is that it is light weight and is able to hold a larger weight capacity! Easy to maneuver and the brakes is an added bonus. We never had the brakes on our older Hoyer so this was really good.

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philip d. from new york, ny (caregiver)

I take care of a 64yr old patient with Multiple-sclerosis and she is a total care patient.

Ease of use. Does not require a large space for storage. Works as expected.

Very hard to move about on carpet. Maybe larger wheels would help.

albert i. from naples, fl (caregiver)

69 year old female who is unable to be mobile without the lift. It transfers her from her bed to her chair to her wheelchair.

The lift was easy to assemble and use. I have not had it long enough to know how long the battery's will last. Overall I am very satisfied with the lift.

I wish it had 2 speeds. One fast and then slow. It would be nice to have different wheels for hardwood Floors or with carpet. The wheels seem to be for hardwood floors.

richard s. from longville, mn

I am 59 years old. I am fiscal and active.

Makes it possible to get him up by myself

It takes up a lot of room when not in use

gene m. from whitney, tx (caregiver)

Husband is 84. Has neuropathy, I was able to get him to a chair using the lift.

I have RA and had to have an electric lift. I thought it was going to cost thousands for one and this one didn't which made it easier to purchase immediately by credit card.

It doesn't ride smoothly on rugs. I got a plastic piece which makes it easier to glide on but can still get a little tough. Otherwise it's a wonderful thing and made it possible to have mom at home!

joanne s. from winthrop, ma (caregiver)

Handicap mom with severe osteoporosis

Ease of use

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david p. from richmond, tx

I’m partially paralyzed and need lift assistance transferring from my bed to my wheelchair and vice versa.

Exceptionally well made. Ease of use.

Somewhat confusing assembly instructions, i.e. the matter of two washers on the main yoke. They didn't fit as supplied.

george b. from bristow, va (caregiver)

Senior female with badly injured, inoperable knee, that necessitated her adoption of a motorized wheelchair.

Electric. No pumping by hand.

I still have to pick my mother up before she can get back into the chair.

brenda j. from harrisburg, pa

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Economical and easy to assemble. Lift works great

The harness design could be better.

darrell b. from alvin, tx

I have had to use the lift several times now and found it was just what I needed. Operation was flawless.

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fred b. from naples, fl

My husband is 90 with Parkinsons and a newly amputated rt. leg above the knee. Just brought him home from nursing facility 3 weeks ago.