I bought one of these and had a problem with it, spoke to customer service at Bestcare, and she solved the problem in about sixty seconds. Good going guys!
Yes the stand assist lift can be used by someone who can only hold on with one hand. Leg strength is the most important while using this type of lift. So long as she can assist the lift to stand up while it is moving and once she is in the standing position she is able to hold it she should have no issues. She can also use her able hand to secure her other hand under her stomach. The straps will come up from under both armpits. Having her arms over the straps will help secure them while the lift is assisting her to stand.
@@BestcareLLC Thanks. Do you have how to video that uses sani sling on the model? I'm buying it for my mom - 81 years, have Parkinson can barely stand her own because her gait is out balance. Her Height 4' 9" and weights 75 pounds. Will that be a problem with using standing sling and sani sling? Can Knee pad and foot pad taking out if not use? Thanks.
@@Alpha-hm7sv You may need to go through a lot of practices to find the best way to lift and transfer your mom at her height and weight. Here is a video showing the Toileting/Sani sling used with a stand assist lift th-cam.com/video/PUaeZTG2ra0/w-d-xo.html. Here is also a picture gallery of the sling used with this model www.bestcarellc.com/sani-sling/#bwg5/62. The knee pad and foot plate can be removed if they are not needed.
SA400H/HE cannot be folded. However, it can be easy disassembled, tool free, into 2 main parts i.e. base assembly and mast/boom assembly that can be further disassembled by taking off the kneepad and battery box. Hope this will help!
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I bought one of these and had a problem with it, spoke to customer service at Bestcare, and she solved the problem in about sixty seconds. Good going guys!
This is a GREAT invention. Do you have a device if someone falls to the floor to hydraulically get them to sit or stand?
can this be used by someone who can not support his/her own weight?
Is there a mini with buttocks support section such as the STA450? Can the patient be fully upright instead of at an angle as shown here?
Do you have a solution for someone with CMT that is no able to hold onto the bars?
Does it come with a sling? Also, can I get a knee strap?
Where can I get one of these and how much is the cost?
Could this be used by someone who only hold on with one hand? Her other hand has paralysis from previous stroke
Yes the stand assist lift can be used by someone who can only hold on with one hand. Leg strength is the most important while using this type of lift. So long as she can assist the lift to stand up while it is moving and once she is in the standing position she is able to hold it she should have no issues. She can also use her able hand to secure her other hand under her stomach. The straps will come up from under both armpits. Having her arms over the straps will help secure them while the lift is assisting her to stand.
It looks easy but it's not! What if the Patient is 250lbs rhave ight shoulder paralyzed and stroked and has swollen legs arms n foot?
Then a sit to stand probably isn't a good choice, Look at KERA
can this be used with Sani Sling?
Yes, it can use a Toileting/Sani Sling.
@@BestcareLLC Thanks. Do you have how to video that uses sani sling on the model? I'm buying it for my mom - 81 years, have Parkinson can barely stand her own because her gait is out balance. Her Height 4' 9" and weights 75 pounds. Will that be a problem with using standing sling and sani sling?
Can Knee pad and foot pad taking out if not use?
Thanks.
@@Alpha-hm7sv You may need to go through a lot of practices to find the best way to lift and transfer your mom at her height and weight. Here is a video showing the Toileting/Sani sling used with a stand assist lift th-cam.com/video/PUaeZTG2ra0/w-d-xo.html. Here is also a picture gallery of the sling used with this model www.bestcarellc.com/sani-sling/#bwg5/62. The knee pad and foot plate can be removed if they are not needed.
@@BestcareLLC Thanks.
How compact is it? Can it fold up to fit into the trunk of your' car?
SA400H/HE cannot be folded. However, it can be easy disassembled, tool free, into 2 main parts i.e. base assembly and mast/boom assembly that can be further disassembled by taking off the kneepad and battery box. Hope this will help!
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