Patient Lift Transfer Chair, Patient Lift for Home, Wheelchair Lift for Car, with Hard Seat Cushion, Bedside Commode Bathroom Wheelchair for Elderly, Transport Chairs for Seniors (with Bedpan)

Our son was released from hospital October 2025 recovering from Serotonin Syndrome which left him unable to stand or walk. We had a very short window of time in which to find affordable equipment that would aid us in transferring him from wheelchair to our honda pilot and visa versa. Came across a video on this product which convinced us this would work. We ordered it and it was delivered quickly. Assembly was easy. The product worked as advertised. Great product. Great value.

I was looking for a way to get my Dad into the car without having to buy the brand new, wheelchair accessible car that we had been looking at the week before at the car dealer. I figured I needed to find a better solution than paying $85,000.- on that new car. I originally bought the electric version of this machine but I quickly returned that one since it is way too heavy to put it in and out of the car for daily use. I found this Manual one and I love it since I can separate it into 2 parts which means I am not having to lift the whole 70 some pounds but end up lifting about 25 or some pounds at a time which is how I get the machine in and out of the trunk of the car. I would recommend this machine for someone who can lift 25 or some pounds at a time and who is looking for a way to save money while still being able to get their loved ones in the car so that they can get out and about.

I needed to be able to transfer my husband between bed and wheelchair by myself. The size of the Hoyer lift made it out of the question in our circumstances. I have just completed the transfer in both directions with this device. It worked perfectly, and my husband found the transfer comfortable. The hydraulic lift crank is smooth and easy to operate, the sling attachments snap on securely, and the wheels lock firmly and easily. Everything about it feels very solid and sturdy. The base width adjustment is a little awkward to execute, but doable. Leaving it in the adjusted position works in all situations for me so far, but I wouldn’t want to have to adjust it every time I used it. I intended to order the model with a solid backrest, but ordered the one with the double bars. I just pad it with a towel when in use, and it’s OK. A friend assembled it, so I can’t speak to that, but he said it was easy, and the proper tools were supplied, plus a few extra parts, which is always appreciated. I’m pretty sure this would work for a car transfer, but I’m not looking forward to disassembly and reassembly in order to do it.

Do your research on these things. The feet do expand but when fully pushed in, the higher the chair is lifted it seems more unstable. I wish I would have went another route. This was a total waste of my limited funds due to my sons new disability. As I had to resign from my job to be his caregiver. Also, take into consideration the height of anything you are going under as the wheels add to the height you will need a good 5 to 6 inch clearance of any furniture you are planning to sit loved one on with this.

This chair does a good job of transferring a person who doesn’t have the strength to stand. It is sturdy

Easy to assemble extremely sturdy strong. I haven't used it yet but tested it on many family members definitely can hold 190 pounds.

I was excited about this piece of equipment. It stated that it can lift up to 275 pounds and my mom is 205 so I thought it would be a slam dunk. I give this device a two for innovation and that’s where it stops. The slings are neither long or wide enough, the device felt flimsy and unstable even with all four wheels locked and it couldn’t fit under the bed to transfer safely once the rails were down. Bottom line, I am going to return it. I guess I got what I paid for.

Did not care for the solid sling