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Bestcare BestStand SA182 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift – Stand Assist Transfer Lift

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Bestcare BestStand SA182 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift – Stand Assist Transfer LiftBestcare BestStand SA182 Sit to Stand Patient Lift Electric Stand Assist Transfer Lift Call 866 218 0902 to speak with a patient lift specialist. The Bestcare BestStand SA182 Sit to Stand Patient Lift is a compact electric stand assist lift designed to help caregivers safely transfer users from seated to standing positions with greater comfort and control. Built for both home care and professional settings, the SA182 offers a dependable solution for

Bestcare BestStand SA182 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift – Electric Stand Assist Transfer Lift

Call 866-218-0902 to speak with a patient lift specialist.

The Bestcare BestStand SA182 Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift is a compact electric stand assist lift designed to help caregivers safely transfer users from seated to standing positions with greater comfort and control. Built for both home care and professional settings, the SA182 offers a dependable solution for patients who have some weight-bearing ability but still require transfer support.

This electric sit-to-stand lift is designed for easier maneuverability in tighter spaces while still offering a strong 400 lb weight capacity. With an adjustable width base, low-profile design, detachable knee pad, removable footplate, and fixed six-point spreader bar, the SA182 supports safer and more comfortable everyday transfers.

Stand Assist Transfer Capabilities

  • 400 lb weight capacity
  • Electric lifting system for smoother caregiver-assisted transfers
  • Designed for users with partial weight-bearing ability
  • Compact frame for home care and facility use
  • Fixed six-point spreader bar compatible with most four- and six-point slings

Safety & Patient Comfort

  • Low-profile base fits under many beds and around furniture more easily
  • Adjustable-width base improves accessibility in tighter areas
  • Adjustable, detachable knee pad for positioning comfort
  • Removable footplate for flexibility during transfers
  • Battery-powered system designed for dependable daily operation

Key Specifications

  • Weight Capacity: 400 lbs
  • Lift Type: Electric Sit-to-Stand Patient Lift
  • External Base Width (Closed): 24.9"
  • Internal Leg Width (Opened): 33.9"
  • Overall Base Length: 37.5"
  • Base Height: 4.9"
  • Minimum Lifting Height: 38"
  • Maximum Lifting Height: 60.5"
  • Net Weight: 110 lbs
  • Shipping Weight: 118 lbs

What’s Included

  • Bestcare BestStand SA182 electric sit-to-stand lift
  • Battery and charging system
  • Adjustable detachable knee pad
  • Removable footplate
  • Fixed spreader bar
  • User documentation

Trusted Nationwide Medical Equipment Provider

Medical Department Store supplies patient transfer and mobility equipment nationwide. Our specialists help caregivers choose the right sit-to-stand lift based on patient ability, transfer environment, and safety needs.

Call 866-218-0902 for Patient Lift Assistance

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