- Keld Villadsen, Instructor (Patient Moving & Handling)
Raizer is a mobile lifting chair that helps a patient who has fallen on the floor to get up again in just a few minutes.
Raizer can be operated by a single assistant and requires only limited physical effort beyond the help of a supportive hand.
Operating Raizer requires only one nurse or careworker which can alleviate stressful situations, as the lift can be performed swiftly and easily without the helper having to wait for assistance.
The patient can be lifted from the floor to an almost standing position in just a few minutes - even in locations with narrow spaces. In this way, the nurse can quickly move on to the next task.
With Raizer you can perform a safe and comfortable lift and the helper avoids strain on e.g. back and arms.
The lifting chair ensures an automatic, stable and safe lift and thus is gentle for both the helper and the patient.
Raizer requires only a brief introduction training and is easy for the helper and any new staff to operate.
Raizer is easily transported using two handbags; one for the backrest and legs and one for the seat/engine. The bags weigh 13 kg in total.
Raizer can be transported with a trolley or carried on the back and/or by hand. If the Raizer must be transported up the stairs, you can click on stair wheels for the Raizer trolley.
Supplementary equipment: Bags, trolley with bike bracket and stair wheels for Raizer trolley
Raizer is easy to disinfect and clean after use. It is possible to purchase hygiene covers for the seat which can make the cleaning a lot easier as the cover is disposed after use.
Supplementary equipment: Hygiene Cover for Raizer. Learn more here >
Supplementary equipment: Torso Belt
Whenever it is advisable to stabilize the lift and make it more comfortable for the patient, a torso belt for Raizer can be used.
The torso belt is attached to the upper body and the backrest with Velcro so that the patient feels safe and secure during the lift.
