Hoyer Advance E Electric Patient Lift 340lbs

Why Choose the Hoyer Advance E Electric Patient Lift

The Hoyer Advance E Electric Patient Lift is designed to help caregivers transfer patients safely and comfortably between beds, chairs, wheelchairs, commodes, and other seated surfaces. Its powered lifting system takes the physical strain out of transfers, while the lightweight aluminum frame and compact folding design make the lift easier to store, transport, and use in tight spaces. Adjustable base legs help position the lift around chairs and around the bed, the ergonomic push handle improves manoeuvrability in smaller rooms, and compatibility with Hoyer lift slings makes it a dependable choice for home care, long-term care, assisted living, and rehabilitation settings.

Key Features

✔ Electric patient lift

✔ 340 lbs weight capacity

✔ Powered lifting system

✔ Compact folding frame

✔ Lightweight aluminum construction

✔ Adjustable base legs for easier positioning

✔ Ergonomic push handle

✔ Compatible with Hoyer lift slings

✔ Designed for home care and facility use

Benefits

✔ Helps make patient transfers safer and easier

✔ Reduces physical strain on caregivers

✔ Electric lift function supports smoother transfers

✔ Folding design helps with storage and transport

✔ Compact frame improves maneuverability in smaller rooms

✔ Supports transfers between bed, chair, wheelchair, and commode

Clinical & Typical Applications

✔ Home care

✔ Long-term care

✔ Assisted living

✔ Rehabilitation settings

✔ Situations where a patient requires powered transfer assistance from a caregiver

Usage/Application

Ideal for home care, long-term care, assisted living, rehabilitation settings, and situations where a patient requires powered transfer assistance from a caregiver. Use only with a correctly sized, compatible Hoyer sling and operate the lift according to the manufacturer's instructions. Confirm the patient is within the 340 lb weight capacity, position and lock the base legs and casters as directed before lifting, and keep the patient low and supported during transfer. Transfers should be carried out by a trained caregiver, and the patient should never be left unattended in the lift. Inspect the sling, battery, actuator, and frame before each use.