Safer, More Comfortable Transfers with Powerful Sit-to-Stand Support
The Ascend & Go Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift provides reliable, supportive assistance for safer and more comfortable patient transfers. Built with a durable steel frame and a 400-lb. weight capacity, this compact sit-to-stand lift combines ergonomic padding, soft knee supports, locking casters, and a wide footrest to promote stability and confidence during transfers.
Its pedal-operated chassis, pivoting seat, and supportive cross bar handle make it easier for caregivers to assist users with standing, repositioning, and moving between beds, chairs, commodes, and other surfaces.
Everything You Need for Confident Sit-to-Stand Transfers
- Pivoting Seat: Helps users settle into the lift comfortably and securely while supporting a natural standing position during transfers.
- Dual Locking Casters: Provide added stability by helping keep the lift securely in place during transfers.
- Supportive Cross Bar Handle: Allows users to pull themselves into position rather than pushing, providing a more natural and controlled transfer experience.
- Soft Knee Supports: Provide comfortable lower-leg support and added stability while helping users engage their own strength during the standing process.
- Pedal-Operated Chassis: Makes it easy for caregivers to adjust the base width and maneuver the lift around beds, chairs, commodes, and other equipment.
- Comfort-Focused Design: Generous padding and ergonomic support help reduce pressure on sensitive areas for a more comfortable transfer experience.
- Compact Footprint: Offers a smaller overall design than traditional sling lifts, making it a practical option for environments where space is limited.
- Bed & Commode Accessibility: The low base can fit underneath many beds, while the angled leg design helps the lift maneuver around commodes and other equipment.
- Support for Mobility & Rehabilitation: Sit-to-stand transfers can encourage users to participate in the transfer process while supporting standing practice, balance, and functional mobility.
- Durable Steel Construction: A sturdy steel frame provides dependable support for everyday patient transfer needs with a 400-lb. weight capacity.
Ascend & Go Sit to Stand Patient Lift Specifications
| Product Type | Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift |
| Weight | 50 lbs. |
| Weight Capacity | 400 lbs. |
| Lift Height | 43 in. |
| Lift Width | 22.25 in. |
| Lift Depth | 30 in. |
| Adjustable Base Width | 16–28 in. |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Seat Type | Pivoting Seat |
| Knee Support | Soft, Padded Knee Supports |
| Caster Type | Dual Locking Casters |
| Operation | Pedal-Operated Chassis |
Ascend & Go Sit to Stand Patient Lift Warranty
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the weight capacity of the Ascend & Go Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift?
The Ascend & Go supports users weighing up to 400 lbs., making it a dependable option for a wide range of patient transfer needs.
Who is the Ascend & Go Sit-to-Stand Lift designed for?
The Ascend & Go is designed for individuals who can participate in the standing process and benefit from assistance when transferring between beds, chairs, commodes, and other surfaces. It allows users to engage their own strength while providing support and stability throughout the transfer.
How does the Ascend & Go help make patient transfers safer?
The lift combines dual locking casters, soft knee supports, a pivoting seat, a supportive cross bar handle, and a wide footrest to promote stability and controlled movement during transfers. These features can also help reduce the physical demands placed on caregivers.
Can the Ascend & Go fit around beds and commodes?
Yes. Its low-profile base and angled leg design allow the lift to maneuver around many beds, commodes, and other equipment. The base can also be adjusted from 16 to 28 inches wide to accommodate different transfer environments.
How is the Ascend & Go Sit-to-Stand Lift operated?
The Ascend & Go features a pedal-operated chassis that allows caregivers to adjust the base width and maneuver the lift. Its cross bar handle also gives the user a supportive handhold to help participate in the standing process.