Imported Patient Lift and Transfer Wheelchair Mobility Aid for Bedridden & Disabled Patients

Make Patient Transfer Effortless and Safe

Caring for a bedridden loved one or a patient with limited mobility is physically demanding. The Imported Patient Lift and Transfer Wheelchair is designed to solve the most difficult problem in home nursing: moving the patient safely.

Whether you are in Islamabad, Lahore, or Karachi, this imported mobility aid is essential for elderly care, post-surgery recovery, and paralyzed patient management. It eliminates the need for dangerous “lifting and dragging,” protecting both the caregiver’s back and the patient’s dignity.

Why Choose This Patient Transfer Chair?

• Zero-Lifting Transfer: The innovative 180° split-seat opens wide to surround the patient while they are sitting on the bed or sofa. You simply close the seat behind them and lock it—no standing required.

• 4-in-1 Versatility:

  1. Wheelchair: Move freely around the house.

  2. Patient Lift: Crank/Hydraulic height adjustment to match bed/sofa height.

  3. Commode Chair: Comes with a bucket and fits over standard toilets.

  4. Shower Chair: Waterproof materials allow you to wheel directly into the shower.

• Hospital-Grade Safety: Equipped with four-wheel brakes and a secure double-locking system to prevent accidental opening during transport.

• Comfortable & Durable: Features a sturdy steel frame capable of supporting heavy weight, padded handles for comfort, and a breathable seat cushion.

Who Is This For?

• Elderly Patients: Who cannot stand or walk independently.

• Paralyzed/Stroke Patients: Safe transfer without risk of slipping.

• Post-Surgery Recovery: For those who are temporarily bedridden.

• Caregivers/Nurses: Reduces back pain and risk of injury from heavy lifting.

How to Use (Step-by-Step)

1. Position: Adjust the chair height to match the bed or sofa.

2. Open: Unlock the rear seat and open the 180° arms.

3. Slide: Slide the open chair under the patient’s hips/legs.

4. Lock: Close the seat arms behind the patient and engage the double-lock.

5. Transfer: Release the wheel brakes and move the patient to the toilet, shower, or dining area.

Note: For the chair to work, the patient’s bed/sofa must have a gap underneath (approx. 5-6 inches) for the chair legs to slide in