Reviewer: glen h. from haverhill, ma (caregiver)
User Details: 20 year old son with cerebral palsy
Strengths: Easy to maneuver around in my house and very stable plus transportable
Weaknesses: Na
Reviewed on 11/26/2019
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Reviewer: glen h. from haverhill, ma (caregiver)
User Details: 20 year old son with cerebral palsy
Strengths: Easy to maneuver around in my house and very stable plus transportable
Weaknesses: Na
Reviewed on 11/26/2019
Reviewer: luann l. from linden, mi (caregiver)
User Details: My husband needs assistance to stand and transfer from bed to chair or chair to chair and this Hoyer lift has proven very useful in this assistance.
Strengths: This lift is very strong and helps my 260 pound husband stand to transfer to his chair and bed.
Weaknesses: I do not note any weaknesses with this lift.
Reviewed on 11/13/2019
Reviewer: dorothy b. from pottstown, pa (caregiver)
User Details: Not provided
Strengths: Easy to navigate on non-carpeted floors. Does its job very well.
Weaknesses: Not good on rugs even with a small pile.
Reviewed on 08/04/2019
Reviewer: tom z. from corvalis, or (caregiver)
User Details: spouse with MS and broken leg
Strengths: enables caregiver to preform many functions that is less stressful on patience and operator. And functions unable to preform otherwise.
Weaknesses: none thus far
Reviewed on 12/22/2018
Great product for assisted transfers of wheelchair bound persons.
Reviewer: ladd t. from spanish fork, ut (caregiver)
User Details: MS for 34 years. Wheelchair bound. Single person transfers can be very difficult. Sit-to-Stand lift really helps with transfers.
Strengths: Quality, features, ease of use.
Weaknesses: I have not seen any weaknesses. Hoyer should work with insurance companies to get a billing code for this medical equipment so that the cost will be covered just like a wheelchair.
Reviewed on 04/19/2018
Reviewer: victor r. from hastings, mn (caregiver)
User Details: The Journey Stand Aid Stand-Up Patient Lift we purchased does everything Spin Life said it would do. I would recommend it for tight spaces.
Strengths: Compact, yet quite stable.
Weaknesses: Pulls a little hard on our plush carpets.
Reviewed on 12/06/2017
Reviewer: donald k. from madison, in
User Details: I am 85 years old and use the lift all the time to get from my lift chair to my scooter and back again. I couldn't do without it.
Strengths: The lift is easy to use and works so well!
Weaknesses: I see no weaknesses.
Reviewed on 06/18/2017
This is an excellent, safe way to transfer my husband, who has lost the ability to walk.
Reviewer: sharon k. from eureka, mo
User Details: I'm my husband's caregiver. The Journey Stand Aid is allowing me to continue that role by saving my back. We both love the Stand Aid. No more FALLS!
Strengths: It is well-made, easy to use, and takes up little space compared to other lifts.
Weaknesses: Knee straps are a bit awkward to use in close quarters, and easily slide off the post that anchors them, so I wrapped the post with a rubber band to prevent them from sliding off easily.
Reviewed on 02/01/2016
Reviewer: george b. from san antonio, tx (caregiver)
User Details: We purchased the lift for my wife, who has MS. From what I could read and see, the lift replicated the way I have lifted her for transfer to and from
Strengths: Solid construction. Works as designed, just not for us.
Weaknesses: For us - it didn't work. It pulled the sling up under her arms, but didn't lift her lower half.
Reviewed on 09/23/2015
A life-saver in being able to partially stand, and ease of transfers.
Reviewer: lowell k. from robins, ia (caregiver)
User Details: My wife is 69 years old, spinal cord damaged with deteriorated knee and hip joints. Wheelchair-bound, unable to stand.
Strengths: Quality product
Weaknesses: Straps around legs are awkward to use. They should go all the way with this basic design and make a stand-up power mobility device to replace the antiqued wheelchair design.
Reviewed on 07/27/2015
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