Hoyer Advance-E Professional Patient Lift

Easy to use by myself. Very well made.

I can't think of any weaknesses.

carolyn w. from ashtabula, oh (caregiver)

My husband is 80 years old and about 235lbs. He cannot use his legs.

It’s portable

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ronald m. from roseville, ca (caregiver)

My wife has to be moved wheelchair and lifted in and out by hoyer lift

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ronald l r. from beaverton, or (caregiver)

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Easy to unpack the delivery. I look forward to the smooth, slick operation every day. Battery lasts many cycles. Looking forward to using the lift to transfer me between wheelchair and car passenger seat, then folding the lift to stow in the trunk.

There should be a wider selection of slings. It does not come with a weigh scale: that is going to double the cost.

dennis c. from melville, ny

Quadriplegic, secondary progressive MS. Anxious to protect the backs of my caregivers! Determined not to be institutionalized.

Every versatile and mobil. Fits and works in every room I've needed it

I do not believe there are any. There is NO downside.

carl s. from west chicago, il

6'4" male, afflicted with inclusion body myositis, very susceptible to falls.

It comes assembled and,with great features, is easy to operate.

Only one minor thing. The legs are sometimes difficult to spread or close.

ben q. from penn valley, ca (caregiver)

My wife who is 96 and has essentially no balance

Light weight, wide legs to go around large furniture. Portability.

The remote sometimes doesn’t work when lowering the patient.

ceceila p. from blountville, tn (caregiver)

My husband is total assist. I can only move him from bed to chair/wheelchair with a hoyer.

it comes fully assembled, so you can start using it as soon as needed.

Its a lot heavier then I thought it would be.

frank l. from haskell, nj (caregiver)

My 72 year old wife has lost the use of her legs and can not stand or walk. I use the lift to get her into a wheelchair from our hospital bed.

It's very compact and easy to use.

Understanding the system to spread the base.

jan l. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

84 male hospice patient, wheelchair bound, unable to stand or transfer

Portability, and size.

Battery charge could last a little longer

lee c. from marinette, wi (caregiver)

Use is for our daughter who is a quadriplegic, she is 43 years old. We use the lift to put her in her wheelchair from the floor.

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poor instructions for assembly

george f. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

For my wife who has Alzheimers disease

It shaved our arms and very easy to move around.

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shearon k. from niceville, fl

My husband is 68 and had a stroke July 2018. We were using a manual lift until I received a catalog from Spinlife and discovered the price was great.