Transfer chairs are assistive devices that have emerged in recent years and are more common abroad, having started earlier in Europe and America. This product is generally known as a transfer chair, home lift, patient hoist and electric lift.

It is mainly used in nursing homes to move bedridden elderly people, but nowadays there are many enquiries about this product for home care. This is because moving a patient (elderly person) during the care process can be a real difficulty and the slightest carelessness may injure the patient or the caregiver.

The transfer chair helps the caregiver to transfer the bedridden patient from the care bed to the wheelchair or to the chair sofa. Improving the living environment of bedridden patients and providing ease of living.

The transfer chairs are available in manual and electric versions.

Manual: some models are double crank, some are single crank and there are also hydraulic models.

Electric: there are wired and wireless models.

Caring for a patient can be hard work. Especially the lower back etc. is easily damaged. With an electric transfer chair you can make care an easy task. Not only does it reduce the psychological stress of the patient, it also restores confidence and enables the patient to cope better with life in the future. Power transfer chairs enable paralysed, leg-injured patients or elderly people to move safely between beds, wheelchairs, seats and toilets, greatly reducing the workload of caregivers, increasing the efficiency of care and reducing the risks of care.

Boom transfer chairs are the most common type. They are devices that use a bib or chair to lift a moving object and then move it to the target location. These assistive devices have a wide range of applications and can be used in both ordinary homes and professional institutions. Table-mounted mobile transfer chairs are mostly used in professional institutions or hospitals and are chairs, stretchers and other objects that allow the subject to be moved while sitting or lying on the lift. Stair lifts are used to help people who have difficulty moving up or down stairs, but the person moving cannot do it alone and must be assisted to ensure safety.