Advance-H Professional Quick-Ship Patient Lift

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A little expensive

timothy w. from clinton twp, mi (caregiver)

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Easy to assemble and disassemble.

Space it occupies.

hugh m. from barnnegat, nj (caregiver)

Emergency lifting of wife if she falls.

Sturdy and compact.

Have not found one yet.

douglas w. from st johns, mi (caregiver)

A 31-year-old male who weighs 265 lbs and has muscular dystrophy. He has no leg function.

Easy to assemble.

None yet.

elizabeth a. from marquette heights, il (caregiver)

Not used this yet but great shipping time and product looks intact. Easy to assemble.

Easy to set up, easy to operate. A good price for this lift.

It seems too large for a normal size tub. I found it very hard to get my husband on it from his wheelchair since he is so stiff. Found that we needed a handle that fits on the side of the tub so that he could try to steady himself as he was trying to lift his legs to sit on the seat.

lora j. from pickens, sc (caregiver)

71 year old wheelchair bound man with Parkinson's Disease and is stiff.

Portable and well made!

None noted so far.

susan h. from manassas, va (caregiver)

Thr patient is a 29 year old, 200 pound male with muscular dystrophy.

Portable, strong, quick set up.

The bungee cord for folding could use improvement and knob should have rubber top and fit into palm as opposed to metal with fingertip size which hurts to turn.

anita v. from lake elsinore, ca (caregiver)

6'3", 200 lbs.

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raymond n. from upper marlboro, md

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Ease of use

Not power

joeseph j. from fort lauderdale, fl

Used for bed; mother lifted in and out of bed

Very easy for my father to use. One word: simplicity.

The only weakness we have found is in the band used to fold the lift for storage. It is very tight, and difficult for the average person to function. Also, the round plastic piece on the band was broken at time of shipment.

dorothy s. from glencove, ny (caregiver)

Wheelchair-bound 83 year old, who wants to remain in her home of 63 years.

Can be folded very small, compact, easy to manipulate

The bungee that holds the legs together to store, is difficult to put on or take off.

roxie m. from eugene, or

Quadriplegic; Muscular Dystrophy

It folds up and is easy to transport.

Not electrical

john h. from san antonio, tx

I am a veteran with A.L.S. AKA Lou Gehrig's Disease. We went to Branson for a week and the lift came in very handy.