Patient Lift Rentals

Need to rent a patient lift (often referred to as a Hoyer lift or sit to stand)? Mobility Equipment Recyclers is your source for both hydraulic (manual) and electric patient lifts.

We have a wide range of patient lifts available for rent. Avoid the risk of falls and injuries when you get out of bed, go to the bathroom, or transfer to a wheelchair.

Call us at 401-294-4111 so we can accommodate your needs and make the rental process as smooth as possible.

Request a Rental Today!

Available in the New England Area:
Serving all of Rhode Island and select areas of Massachusetts and Connecticut.

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Why Choose Us for Your Patient Lift Rental?

Experience and Expertise:

With years of dedicated service, we've honed our expertise in providing top-tier mobility solutions. Learn more about our expert technicians here.

Wide Selection of Equipment:

From state-of-the-art power wheelchairs to versatile mobility scooters, manual wheelchairs, and beyond, our inventory caters to every mobility need.

Cost Effective:

We offer transparent, competitive pricing without compromising on quality or service, making top-tier mobility solutions accessible to everyone.

Fast and Convenient:

Our streamlined rental process ensures fast and convenient access to the mobility equipment you need, making your experience hassle-free from selection to delivery.

Proven Reliability:

Our reputation as a dependable provider in the mobility equipment field is backed by a long list of satisfied clients who trust us for our commitment to quality and service.

3 Benefits Of Renting Your Mobility Equipment

Save Money

Renting almost always costs a lot less than spending hundreds or thousands of dollars on a piece of medical equipment.

Experience Variety

When you rent, there is the added benefit of being able to test out different kinds of medical equipment, which can be a valuable side benefit if you ever see yourself needing to purchase the equipment in the future.

No Long-Term Commitment

When you rent mobility equipment, you're not locking yourself into a years-long relationship with a device that can cost thousands of dollars.

Patient Lift Rental Options

we have two types of patient lift available for rent in both manual (hydraulic) and electric options

elderly woman helping elderly man stand up from a couch using a sit-to-stand patient lift

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.

two female caregivers lifting man from hospital bed using Hoyer Lift

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.

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.

How The Rental Process Works

In 3 Simple Steps

Request a Rental

online or by phone

We Deliver It

where you need it

Enjoy Your Rental

we’ll pick it up at the end of the rental period

Available in our local service area:
Rhode Island, Connecticut & Massachusetts

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What We Need

In order to schedule your rental, please be prepared to provide the following:

Identification

A valid driver’s license or government-issued ID

Payment Information

A credit or debit card to keep on file

1-Week Notice

Earlier delivery is subject to availability

Click here to view our full rental policies

Patient Lift Rentals FAQs

Product	Weekly Rate	1st Month	Additional Months (per month)
Hydraulic/Manual Sit-to-Stand (with sling)	$225	$325	$150
Electric Sit-to-Stand (with sling)	$300	$450	$250
Hydraulic/Manual Patient Lift (with sling)	$175	$250	$100
Electric Patient Lift (with sling)	$225	$350	$200

Send Us a Message

We are always looking for feedback and comments from you to improve our service quality. If you have any questions or comments, or would like to purchase a product and need more insight, contact us today.