Medline Battery-Powered Stand Assist

This Medline listing rates the lift at 400 pounds, with a 117-pound unit weight. A clinician should confirm that 400 pounds is enough and that a stand-assist lift, rather than a full-body floor lift, matches the user's ability to share weight. Do not exceed the capacity printed on the unit.

No. Slings are sold separately. The page directs you to use Medline stand-assist slings only, and it lists six-point sling cradles. Have a clinician or trained caregiver choose a sling size and style that Medline names for this model, and inspect the sling for wear before every transfer.

The short description lists 24-volt batteries and about 80 to 100 patient lifts on a single charge. That is an estimate on this listing, not a guarantee for every user and every duty cycle. Charge and inspect the pack as Medline instructs, and watch the battery test button and control box before a transfer.

Base height is 4.5 inches. Closed width is 26.5 inches external and 22 inches internal; open width is 37 inches external and 32.5 inches internal. Spreader-bar height is 33 to 68 inches. Mast height and overall length are both 40 inches. The base opens with a foot pedal. Measure your beds and chairs against these figures.

Yes. Lockable casters are listed, along with a battery test button and a battery control box. A caregiver should lock the casters when the lift needs to stay put, and should learn the foot-pedal base opening before the first transfer. For questions, call 1-877-861-8000 on weekdays between 9 AM and 6 PM Pacific.