Patient Lift Rentals
Looking to rent a patient lift? Look no further.
Patient lifts (also commonly referred to as patient transfer lifts and patient lifters) are medical devices designed to help users move from one nearby location to another. Common examples might be transferring from a wheelchair to a bed, bed-to-bath, wheelchair-to-bath, and more. These devices provide many benefits, including reduced risk of injury for the patient and the caregiver. We carry both electric and manual/hydraulic versions of these lifts.
To rent a patient lift, please give us a call at 401-294-4111 so that we're able to adequately accommodate your needs and make the rental process as smooth as possible.
Patient Lift Rentals
Looking to rent a patient lift? Look no further.
Patient lifts (also referred to as patient transfer lifts and patient lifters) are medical devices designed to help users move from one nearby location to another. Common examples might be transferring from a wheelchair to a bed, bed-to-bath, wheelchair-to-bath, and more. These devices provide many benefits, including reduced risk of injury for the patient and the caregiver. We carry both electric and manual/hydraulic versions.
To rent a patient lift, browse some of our options further down the page.
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
We Have 2 Main Types of Patient Lifts for Rent
All Our Patient Lifts Come in Hydraulic (Manual) And Fully Electric Options
Sit-to-Stand Lifts
A sit-to-stand lift (also commonly referred to as a stand assist lift or a standing lift) are pieces of medical equipment designed to assist those with limited mobility in switching between seated and standing positions. They are designed to support only the upper body of the user and therefore requires the user to be able put some weight on their legs.
The person operating the patient lift is also helped out immensely by these durable medical devices. Caregivers often need to help users switch between positions multiple times a day, making devices like patient lifts immensely valuable. Patient lifts alleviate stresses and help prevent injuries for both the user and the caregiver.
For the user, the chance of falling is drastically reduced with the use of sit-to-stands, which helps prevent a whole host of issues all on its own.
Hoyer Lifts
A Hoyer lift (also commonly referred to as a Hoyer patient lift, a Hoyer sling lift and a patient hoist) is designed to help those who are not able to put any weight on their legs, and are for people who require 90-100% assistance. The elderly, children with special needs, and those with leg injuries or paralysis may all benefit from a Hoyer lift rental.
Hoyer lifts are especially useful for transferring patients with temporary injuries such as fractures, or for those who have recently undergone major surgery.
Schedule Your Rental4 Patient Lift Rental Options
Which one best fits your needs?
Sit-to-Stand Lifts
A sit-to-stand lift (also commonly referred to as a stand assist lift or a standing lift) are pieces of medical equipment designed to assist those with limited mobility in switching between seated and standing positions. They are designed to support only the upper body of the user and therefore requires the user to be able put some weight on their legs.
The person operating the patient lift is also helped out immensely by these durable medical devices. Caregivers often need to help users switch between positions multiple times a day, making devices like patient lifts immensely valuable. Patient lifts alleviate stresses and help prevent injuries for both the user and the caregiver.
For the user, the chance of falling is drastically reduced with the use of sit-to-stands, which helps prevent a whole host of issues all on its own.
Hoyer Lifts
A Hoyer lift (also commonly referred to as a Hoyer patient lift, a Hoyer sling lift and a patient hoist) is designed to help those who are not able to put any weight on their legs, and are for people who require 90-100% assistance. The elderly, children with special needs, and those with leg injuries or paralysis may all benefit from a Hoyer lift rental.
Hoyer lifts are especially useful for transferring patients with temporary injuries such as fractures, or for those who have recently undergone major surgery.
Schedule Your RentalSit-to-Stand Lifts
A sit-to-stand lift (also commonly referred to as a stand assist lift or a standing lift) are pieces of medical equipment designed to assist those with limited mobility in switching between seated and standing positions. They are designed to support only the upper body of the user and therefore requires the user to be able put some weight on their legs.
The person operating the patient lift is also helped out immensely by these durable medical devices. Caregivers often need to help users switch between positions multiple times a day, making devices like patient lifts immensely valuable. Patient lifts alleviate stresses and help prevent injuries for both the user and the caregiver.
For the user, the chance of falling is drastically reduced with the use of sit-to-stands, which helps prevent a whole host of issues all on its own.
Hoyer Lift
A Hoyer lift (also commonly referred to as a Hoyer patient lift, a Hoyer sling lift and a patient hoist) is designed to help those who are not able to put any weight on their legs, and are for people who require 90-100% assistance. The elderly, children with special needs, and those with leg injuries or paralysis may all benefit from a Hoyer lift rental.
Hoyer lifts are especially useful for transferring patients with temporary injuries such as fractures, or for those who have recently undergone major surgery.
Hydraulic or Battery Powered?
There are a few things to consider when choosing between hydraulic and electric patient lifts. Electric patient lifts are without question more convenient and easier to use than their hydraulic counterparts, but they do offer a couple disadvantages. Electric patient lifts do require a battery, so charging will be required to use it. Additionally, there may be additional costs later when the battery dies.
Hydraulic lifts don't require charging or the need for battery replacement. However, over years the hydraulic seals will begin to leak and need to be replaced. It's not expensive, but it will be an inconvenience if the lift is needed often.
Sit-To-Stand Informational Video
Hoyer Lift Informational Video
Patient Lift Rental Rates
1 Week
1 Month
Multi-Month
Electric Patient Lift w/ Sling
$200
$300
$250
Manual Patient Lift w/ Sling
$175
$250
Delivery charges will be calculated once you enter the delivery address when reserving your rental. We deliver most products up to 60 miles. In store pick up is always available for most products as well.
Patient Lift Rental Rates
Electric Patient Lift w/ Sling
1 Week
$200
1 Month
$300
Multi-Month
$250
Manual Patient Lift w/ Sling
1 Week
$175
1 Month
$250
Delivery charges will be calculated once you enter the delivery address when reserving your rental. We deliver most products up to 60 miles. In store pick up is always available for most products as well.
Patient Lift Rental FAQ
Which patient lift rental is right for me?
Choosing the right patient lift can be daunting. Our trained staff can help pick out the perfect patient lift for your specific needs. Just call us at 401-294-4111 and we can surely help you out.
Will the patient lift rental be used or new?
All our patient lifts will likely be used. We keep all of our equipment in excellent condition and sanitize each piece before and after the rental period.
Who could benefit from a patient lift?
Children with special needs, the elderly, those who have recently undergone major surgery, those with fractures, and those with paralysis can all benefit from a patient lift rental.
Do patient lifts have a weight limit?
Though patient lifts do vary, most of our patient lifts are able to accommodate the vast majority of users. Give us a call at 401-294-4111 to see which patient lift is right for you.
Should I rent or buy?
If you only need a rental for a couple weeks or months, renting is probably the best option not only because it is affordable, but because you won't have an unwanted piece of equipment cluttering your home.
How much assembly is required?
The short answer is, NONE. Leave the assembly to us.
Do you offer patient lift rentals near me?
Mobility Equipment Recyclers serves Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. If you need help finding a patient lift for rent in another state, we may be able to help find a local dealer for you.
How The Rental Process Works
In 3 Simple Steps
Step 1
Give Us A Call /
Schedule Online
Just tell us what you need, where you need it, and when you need it. We will help in any way we can.
Step 2
We Deliver It Where You Need It
Once everything is scheduled, sit back and relax until your rental is delivered to you. We will confirm with you prior.
Step 3
You're A Happy Customer
After your rental period, rest assured that we will pick up your rental at the time we scheduled previously.
Remember ID & Credit/Debit Card
To book a rental all we need from you is a debit/credit card on file as well as a government issued state identification card (ID).
Provide Some Notice
Give us a 1-week heads up if you need your rentals delivered. We can deliver to hotels, venues, airports, homes, and anywhere in between.
