Lifts, Ramps & Transfer Devices

Butler Mobility Products/Stair Lift

The Breeze

• features drive-belt technology
• DC motor powered by a battery continuously charged by the power main
• operates during power outages

Call 800/326-2418. Web site: www.butlermobility.com
Circle 450 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Guldmann/Patient Lift

GH2F HD

• lifts up to 550 pounds
• includes cart for transport and storage
• features an attached lifting hanger

Call 800/664-8834. Web site: www.guldmann.com
Circle 439 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Drive Medical/Patient Lift

Manual Patient Lift

• raises or lowers individuals from any stationary position
• caster brakes; adjustable-width base
• 450-pound weight capacity

Call 800/371-2266. Web site: www.drivemedical.com
Circle 438 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Uplift Technologies/Electric Lifting Cushion

Uplift Power Seat

• lowers and raises users from a seated position
• lifts 100 percent of user’s weight
• features built-in carry handle; portable

Call 800/387-0896. Web site: www.up-lift.com
Circle 437 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Invacare Corp./Ramps

Wheelchair/Scooter Ramp

• 600-pound weight capacity
• suited for manual or power wheelchairs and three- or four-wheel scooters
• carrying handle for transport

Call 800/333-6900.
Web site: www.invacare.com Circle 447 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Liko Inc./Patient Lift

Free Span

• freestanding overhead lift system; upright columns rest directly on floor
• optional wheels
• 550-pound lifting capacity; hand-held controller can be hard-wired or wireless

Call 888/545-6671. Web site: www.liko.com
Circle 446 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Pride Mobility/Vehicle Lift

Go-Go Travel Lift

• 130-pound lifting capacity; standard corded remote
• end covers protect automobile when lift is in use
• upper removable boom arm weighs less than 14 pounds

Call 800/800-8586.
Web site: www.pridemobility.com Circle 445 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Clarke Healthcare Products/Ramp

DecPac

• lightweight fiberglass laminate
• folds compact
• eight stock sizes available

Call 888/347-4537.
Web site: www.clarkehealthcare.com Circle 440 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Sunrise Medical/Patient Lift

Hoyer Advance Lifter

• folds into compact package without tools for portability or storage
• leg design allows lift to get close to wide obstacles, designed to provide sense of security during transfer
• oversize handle and foot-operated leg-spreading mechanism

Call 800/333-4000.
Web site: www.sunrisemedical.com Circle 444 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Leisure Lift/Vehicle Lift

Magnum Easy Glide

• designed for use with Chrysler, Honda, Ford, GM and Nissan minivans and SUVs with a drop in the floor seating
• boom base locks in 10 positions
• front to back total boom base swing movement of 9.5 inches

Call 800/225-0285.
Web site: www.pacesaver.com Circle 442 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

SureHands/Pool Seat Lift

Wheelchair-to-Water 4000 Seat Lift

• designed not to intrude into pool while in use
• deck-mounted and portable models available
• 400-pound lifting capacity

Call 800/724-5305. Web site: www.surehands.com
Circle 443 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Graham-Field/Patient Lift

Lumex Hydraulic Lifts

• six-point spreader bar with 360-degree rotation; uses six-point, four-point or two-point slings
• 400-pound weight capacity; manually adjustable base
• optional digital scale available

Call 800/347-5678.
Web site: www.grahamfield.com Circle 441 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Harmar Mobility

AL420

• designed to transport scooters and power chairs
• adjustable arm length, pitch and height, and rotation limits
• remote hand controls

Call 800/833-0478. Web site: www.harmarmobility.com
Circle 448 or visit www.homecaremag.com for company information.

Trends

“Designs are becoming more user-centric. Customers want quality, effective products that also fit with their decorative tastes and lifestyles.”
— Peggy Eyre, marketing manager, Uplift Technologies Inc.