Joerns Hoyer Advance-E 340 Portable Electric Patient Lift
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Joerns Hoyer Advance-E 340 Portable Electric Patient Lift is a lightweight, full-body transfer solution designed to provide safe, comfortable, and efficient patient handling for individuals who require complete lifting assistance. Combining a compact, foldable design with powered lifting and an innovative swan-neck frame, the Advance-E 340 is an excellent choice for home caregivers, assisted living communities, rehabilitation centers, and healthcare facilities.
- Electric patient lift for smooth, effortless transfers.
- Lightweight, portable design for easy transport and storage.
- Swan-neck leg design for improved access around furniture.
- Wide lifting range for floor-to-bed and seated transfers.
- Ergonomic rear push pad for easier caregiver manoeuvrability.
- Stable, full-body lifting system for non-weight-bearing patients.
- Foldable frame for convenient portability.
- Ideal for home care and professional healthcare environments.
Designed for Full-Body Patient Transfers:
The Hoyer Advance-E 340 is specifically engineered for individuals who are unable to bear weight and require complete assistance during transfers. Compatible with a variety of patient slings, it enables safe, controlled movement between beds, wheelchairs, recliners,commodes, and other seating surfaces while minimizing physical strain on caregivers.
Innovative Swan-Neck Design:
One of the Advance-E 340's most distinctive features is its swan-neck leg design, allowing the lift to reach closer to beds, power wheelchairs, recliners, and other furniture that may be difficult to access with traditional patient lifts. This enhanced positioning makes transfers easier, particularly in smaller rooms and home care environments.
Wide Lifting Range for Greater Flexibility:
With an impressive lifting range of approximately 15.3 to 66.5 inches, the Advance-E can safely lift patients from the floor following a fall and transfer them comfortably to a bed, chair, or wheelchair. Its versatile lifting capability makes it suitable for a wide range of daily care tasks.
Caregiver-Friendly Operation:
Designed to reduce caregiver fatigue, the lift features an ergonomic rear push pad that allows movement to be initiated using body weight instead of upper-body strength. Combined with its powered lifting mechanism, the Advance-E supports smooth, controlled transfers that can often be managed by a single caregiver.
Lightweight, Portable, and Built for Everyday Care:
Constructed for everyday reliability, the Joerns Hoyer Advance-E 340 offers a lightweight, foldable frame that can be quickly transported and stored when not in use. Its combination of portability, durability, and dependable powered performance makes it an ideal patient lift for both home care and professional healthcare settings.
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Frequently Ask Question
What is a patient lift, and who can benefit from using it?
What is a patient lift, and who can benefit from using it?
A patient lift is a device designed to assist caregivers in transferring individuals with limited mobility between different positions, such as from a bed to a wheelchair. It is ideal for patients with conditions like paralysis, severe arthritis, stroke recovery, or post-surgical rehabilitation. It also helps reduce physical strain on caregivers, ensuring safe and efficient transfers.
What are the different types of patient lifts available?
What are the different types of patient lifts available?
Patient lifts are available in various types, including manual lifts, electric or powered lifts, sit-to-stand lifts, and ceiling-mounted lifts. Manual lifts are operated by hydraulic systems, while electric lifts use a motor for effortless operation. Sit-to-stand lifts are ideal for patients with some upper body strength, and ceiling lifts offer a permanent transfer solution.
How do I choose the right patient lift for my needs?
How do I choose the right patient lift for my needs?
When selecting a patient lift, consider the patient’s mobility level, weight, and specific needs. For example, an electric lift may be better for heavier patients or caregivers needing less physical effort. A sit-to-stand lift is suitable for those with partial mobility. Consult your healthcare provider for personalized recommendations.
