Raizer Emergency Lifting Chair

The battery operated mobile lifting chair helps a fallen person up to an almost standing position in a few minutes.

Raizer emergency lifting chair.

The raizer ii emergency lifting chair is the new and improved truly single handed solution to lifting someone who has fallen. New for 2020 the updated raizer 2 has been optimised to further simplify assembly use transportation and cleaning. Raizer the state of the art lifting chair is used by personnel in all categories of elderly care facilities hospitals in many public buildings and hotels recreational building as well as for ambulance services and all personnel working with lifting and moving of individuals with reduced mobility in general. It requires no physical effort other than a supportive hand.

The liftup raise is a state of the art mobile lifting chair that helps a fallen person up to an almost standing position within a few minutes. Features and benefits facilitates easy transfer from the floor to a sitting or standing position. The raizer from liftup can with ease be assembled and operated by only one assistant. The fallen person.

Raizer can with ease be assembled and operated by only one assistant and does not require any physical effort besides a supportive hand. Raizer the state of the art lifting chair is used by personnel in home care as well as for ambulance services and all personnel working with lifting and moving of individuals with reduced mobility in general. The aid can be operated by only a single assistant and it requires only limited physical effort from the operator aside from a helping hand. Raizer is a battery operated mobile lifting chair that helps a fallen person up to almost standing position within a few minutes.

Liftup s patented emergency lifting chair is a fast and safe solution when a person has fallen and needs help with transfer to either a standing or sitting position. Faster stronger and more stable than traditional inflatable lifting cushions the raizer 2 is an ideal solution for transferring someone who has fallen to a sitting or standing position. Every day thousands of elderly and physically challenged people are falling without being able to get up without assistance.