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Patient lift
Today's lifts are easy to use and exceptionally safe. By reading and complying with a few basic instructions, you will become a lift expert in no time! Lifts are used to lift a patient from a bed to a wheelchair, or a wheelchair to a recliner, to back to the sling. Lifts can be either manually or electrically powered. Lifts have two basic parts: The crane and the sling. The crane is the structure that does the lifting, while the sling is warpped around the patient and is hooked up the crane. The crane lifts the sling with the patient comfortably sitting in it.
