Choosing the Best Mobility Hoist for People Living With a Disability

Discover a world of mobility solutions with our extensive range of hoists and lifters, designed to enhance independence and care for individuals with disabilities and the elderly. Our collection of top-quality mobility hoists for disabled persons features models that are safe, comfortable, and easy to use for both users and carers.

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Oxford Classic Digital Weigh-Scale with 6-Point Spreader Bar | Midi

Oxford Classic Digital Weigh-Scale with 6-Point Spreader Bar | Midi

$5,099.77
The Digital Weigh-Scale is Class III Certified, which means it will provide a highly accurate measurement of weight each and every time. This is critically important for ongoing patient monitoring...
Oxford 6-Point Spreader Bar With Uniscale | Presence & Stature

Oxford 6-Point Spreader Bar With Uniscale | Presence & Stature

$5,312.10
Oxford's low profile digital weigh-scale is designed for use with the Presence and Stature lifts from the Professional series. The digital weigh scale offers a number of significant benefits for the...
Oxford 6-Point Spreader Bar | Presence

Oxford 6-Point Spreader Bar | Presence

$556.58
The Oxford 6-point Spreader Bar can be used to adjust a patient's position so that they can be moved upright or reclined. This spreader bar uses slings with webbing loops...
Oxford 4-Point Shallow Manual Cradle | Advance

Oxford 4-Point Shallow Manual Cradle | Advance

$901.80
The 4-point positioning cradle uses the Securi3 safety clip system and adjustment is made by rotating the cradle handle either down or up to obtain an upright or reclined position...
Oxford 4-Point Manual Cradle | Presence

Oxford 4-Point Manual Cradle | Presence

$1,216.73
Oxford 4-Point Manual Cradle for the Oxford Presence.
Oxford 4-Point Active Powered Cradle with Uniscale | Presence & Stature

Oxford 4-Point Active Powered Cradle with Uniscale | Presence & Stature

$10,244.77
The 4-point Adaptive Powered Cradle with Uniscale uses the Securi3 safety clip system and allows the carer to lower and position the patient independently for optimum recline and comfort –...
Oxford 4-Point Active Powered Cradle | Presence & Stature

Oxford 4-Point Active Powered Cradle | Presence & Stature

$5,298.93
The 4-point Adaptive Powered Cradle uses the Securi3 safety clip system and allows the carer to lower and position the patient independently for optimum recline and comfort – eliminating the...

Hoist for Disability and Aged Care FAQs

1. What types of hoists are available, and which one should I choose?

Hoists for disability and aged care include floor hoists, ceiling hoists, and stand-aid lifters. Floor hoists like the Oxford Advance are portable and versatile, while ceiling hoists like the Nimble 204 Portable Lifter save floor space and reduce carer strain. Sit-to-stand aids like the Oxford Ascend support clients who can partially bear weight. The best medical hoist depends on the client’s mobility, space available, and carer requirements.

2. What safety features should I look for in a hoist for a disabled person?

A portable hoist for a disabled person should include the following:

  • An automatic safety stop to halt lifting if an obstruction is detected
  • Smooth, controlled lifting speed for comfort
  • Non-absorbent, easy-clean surfaces to maintain hygiene
  • Stable, ergonomic design to protect both carers and clients

All Enable Lifecare hoists are designed with hospital-grade hygiene compliance, robust build quality, and Smart Monitor systems to ensure safety during every transfer.

3. Can a lifter for the disabled work in small or cluttered spaces?

Yes, many of our mobility hoists are designed specifically for tight spaces. Models like the Oxford Advance have a slimline frame, smooth-rolling casters, and foldable design to navigate around beds, furniture, and narrow doorways. For extremely confined rooms, the Nimble 204 Portable Ceiling Hoist eliminates floor clutter altogether, making transfers easier and safer.

4. What’s the difference between floor hoists and ceiling hoists?

Floor hoists are mobile and require floor space for operation and storage. They are versatile, portable, and lower cost upfront. Ceiling hoists mount on overhead tracks (or use portable gantries) to save floor space and reduce carer effort. They are ideal for frequent transfers or limited-space environments. Our team can help you decide whether a floor-based or ceiling-mounted solution is more suitable for your needs.

5. How do I maintain and store my hoist for long-term reliability?

Clean your aged care hoist with hospital-grade disinfectants, charge batteries daily, and check indicator lights before use. Inspect casters, slings, and safety locks regularly. Many of our hoists for aged care feature SmartMonitor™ technology, which tracks lift counts, detects overloads, and provides service reminders, ensuring safe, reliable use and timely maintenance.