Freedom Boost Patient Transfer Lift

Why Sling-Free Transfer Innovation

The Freedom Boost uses a patented split-seat design that opens up to 90° and closes around the user from the side, eliminating sling placement entirely. This lateral loading approach keeps the user in a fully supported seated position throughout the transfer — reducing fear, improving dignity, and significantly cutting caregiver effort. Electric height adjustment aligns the seat precisely with beds, chairs, and toilets for smooth, seamless movement. Battery-powered operation delivers multiple lifts per charge with no cords to manage, making it practical and portable across home and care environments. The integrated commode opening with removable pail adds versatility for direct toileting use.

Key Features

• Patented sling-free split-seat design — opens up to ~90° for lateral loading
• Electric height adjustment: 15.5" – 23.5" seat height range
• 300 lb weight capacity
• Lightweight frame (~60 lbs) for easy caregiver maneuverability
• Battery-powered lift system with multiple lifts per charge
• Locking casters for stable, secure positioning during transfers
• Ergonomic push handles for caregiver control and steering
• Integrated commode opening with removable pail for toileting use

Benefits

• Eliminates sling placement — faster, less disruptive transfers
• Reduces caregiver physical strain and injury risk
• Keeps user in a seated position throughout — less frightening than Hoyer lifts
• Improves user comfort, safety, and dignity during every transfer
• Electric height adjustment aligns precisely with any surface
• Battery-powered — no cords, works anywhere in the home
• Multi-use: bed, chair, toilet, couch, and wheelchair transfers

Clinical Applications

Ideal for:

• Patients who can sit upright but require transfer assistance
• Home care and assisted living environments
• Transfers between bed, wheelchair, chair, toilet, or couch
• Caregivers seeking a faster, sling-free alternative to Hoyer lifts
• Facilities working to reduce manual handling risk for care staff
• Post-surgery and rehabilitation settings requiring frequent transfers