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Air Transfer

Air Transfer

Air assisted transfer systems move a person laterally, from bed to trolley or bed to bed, on a cushion of air.
4 products

Hoist Accessories and Spreader Bars

11 products
Manual Transfer Aids

Manual Transfer Aids

Manual transfer aids help a person move between bed, chair, wheelchair and car with less effort and less risk, often wit…
110 products
Mobile Lifters & Hoists

Mobile Lifters & Hoists

Mobile lifters and hoists move a person who cannot weight bear safely between bed, chair, wheelchair, commode and floor.
78 products
Overhead Lifting Solutions

Overhead Lifting Solutions

Overhead lifting systems use a ceiling mounted track or a freestanding gantry to lift and move a person without a mobile…
22 products
Sit-to-Stand Hoists

Sit-to-Stand Hoists

Sit to stand hoists assist a person who can partially weight bear and follow instructions to rise from sitting to standi…
10 products
Slings

Slings

A sling is the part of a hoist system that touches the person, so fit, fabric and style matter.
156 products

Moving and transferring a person safely protects them and the people who assist them. This range includes mobile lifters and hoists, sit to stand hoists, overhead ceiling hoists, slings, manual transfer aids such as slide sheets and transfer boards, and air assisted lateral transfer systems.

Choosing transfer equipment in Tasmania means matching the method to the person’s ability to bear weight, follow instructions and tolerate handling, then matching the equipment to the environment and the carers. Consider floor surfaces, clearance under beds and chairs, storage, the safe working load and the training carers will need.

Thrive Lifecare supplies, delivers and installs transfer equipment Tasmania-wide, offers hire and trials, quotes for NDIS, Home Care Packages and Support at Home, DVA or private purchase, and services hoists on a schedule. Book a trial to plan a safe transfer routine for the person and their carers.

Common questions

What is the difference between a mobile hoist and a ceiling hoist?

A mobile hoist is a wheeled lifter that moves between rooms and needs floor space to manoeuvre. A ceiling hoist runs on a track fixed to the ceiling or a freestanding gantry, takes no floor space and is easier for a single carer. Our Home Modifications team installs ceiling track.

Do you supply and fit slings?

Yes. The sling is sized and chosen for the person and the type of transfer. We trial slings with the hoist and the carers, and check fit at handover.

Can transfer equipment be trialled?

Yes. Book a trial and we will arrange it at home or in our Northern Tasmania or Southern Tasmania showroom, with a consultant who can adjust the equipment to the person. There is no obligation.

How is a hoist funded?

We quote in the format the funder needs. NDIS (self, plan or agency managed), Home Care Packages and Support at Home, DVA and private purchase are all common. Send us the OT report or script and we do the paperwork.

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