These lifts are designed to assist caregivers in lifting and transferring patients, reducing the risk of strain or injury for both the caregiver and the patient. Patient lifts typically consist of a sturdy frame, a lifting mechanism, and supportive slings or harnesses.

Mobility 1st understands the significance of patient lifts in promoting safety and mobility for individuals with mobility challenges.

We offer a range of high-quality patient lifts designed with advanced features, such as electric or hydraulic operation, adjustable height, and weight capacity options. Our patient lifts are durable, reliable, and easy to operate, providing peace of mind for caregivers and enhancing the comfort and dignity of patients. Our knowledgeable staff assists healthcare facilities and individuals in selecting the appropriate patient lift based on specific needs and provides training on proper usage and maintenance.

Manual patient lifts require physical effort from the caregiver to operate. These lifts typically feature a hydraulic or manual pumping system that is used to raise and lower the patient. The caregiver manually operates the pump or lever to control the lifting and lowering motions. Manual patient lifts are generally more affordable and suitable for situations where power sources may be limited or unavailable. However, they require more physical exertion from the caregiver and may not be as suitable for individuals with heavier weight requirements.

On the other hand, electric patient lifts are powered by electricity and feature a motorized lifting mechanism. These lifts can be operated with the push of a button, making them easier and more convenient for caregivers to use. Electric patient lifts often offer additional features such as adjustable height, smooth and controlled movements, and higher weight capacities. They are particularly beneficial for caregivers who may have limited physical strength or endurance.

By offering these essential mobility aids, Mobility 1st helps improve the quality of life for individuals with limited mobility and supports caregivers in their important role of providing safe and efficient care.