Mobility Plus Alpharetta
02/04/2025
Whether for post-op recovery, or long-term use due to chronic illness or injury, a patient transport lift can ease caregiver strain, and improve patient outcomes. Knowing which lift to choose is not always clear. Here are some basic guidelines:
Types of Lifts
Insurance Coverage? Check with your insurance company to determine what type of lift they will cover. Often, insurance coverage provides for manually cranked lifts only. You will need to confirm that the operator is able to safely crank the lift multiple times a day without incurring injury or strain. Fully battery-powered lifts are usually the preferable option and are typically not an insurance-provided item.
Purchasing vs. Renting: Many users choose to rent both sling-style and sit-to-stand lifts because they are often needed for a fairly short period of time and are difficult to store. Renting can also help users better manage the expense of caring for their loved one.
Service and Repair: Your local dealer should provide service and repair of both purchased and rented patient lifts. At Mobility Plus Alpharetta, we service everything that we sell and are authorized dealers for 26 different suppliers!
Need to rent or purchase a Hoyer-style or sit-to-stand lift? Call us today at 470-545-1827 to discuss all of the options!