All three are active lifts for patients who can participate. The differences are capacity, power, features, and portability.
Quick Comparison
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Model |
Capacity |
Power |
Key Strengths |
Best For |
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340 lbs |
Electric |
Compact, folding, Smart Monitor, adjustable kneepad |
Most home powered needs |
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440 lbs |
Electric |
Higher capacity, powered base, advanced features |
Higher weight or feature-rich use |
|
|
440 lbs |
Manual |
Lightest, modular, no batteries |
Budget, simplicity, portability |
Choose the Journey if:
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You want powered assistance in a compact, foldable package
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340 lb capacity is sufficient
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Smart Monitor and adjustable kneepad are valuable
View the Hoyer Journey.
Choose the Elevate if:
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You need 440 lb capacity and more advanced features (powered base, etc.)
See the Hoyer Elevate.
Choose the Up if:
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You prefer a fully manual, lightweight, battery-free design
View the Hoyer Up Manual Sit-to-Stand-Aid.
When a Full-Body Lift Is Better
If the patient cannot bear weight, choose a passive lift such as the Hoyer Advance-E 340 or Hoyer Presence Pro 500.
Still Unsure?
Call 877-33-HOYER with the patient’s weight-bearing ability and primary transfer goals.
