Safe and simple transfers at home

Human Care ceiling lifts help make everyday transfers safer, easier and more comfortable — from bed to wheelchair, chair to bathroom, or between rooms.

Unlike mobile floor lifts, a ceiling lift does not take up valuable floor space. The lift moves along a rail system above the user, helping caregivers perform transfers with less physical strain while giving the person being lifted a smoother and more secure experience.

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Why choose a ceiling lift?

More room. Less strain. Safer transfers.

A ceiling lift can be one of the most practical solutions for home care environments where safety, comfort and space matter. Because the lift is mounted in a rail system, it helps reduce the need for bulky mobile lifting equipment and keeps the floor area clear around the bed, wheelchair or bathroom.

Human Care and its reseller network offer a complete lifting concept with different types of ceiling lifts, rail installations, slings and accessories. This makes it possible to create a solution that is adapted to the home, the caregiver and the individual transfer needs.

Key benefits:

• Helps support safe transfers between bed, wheelchair, chair, bathroom and other areas
• Does not take up floor space in the same way as mobile lifts
• Can be adapted to different rooms and transfer situations
• Supports a more comfortable and dignified transfer for the user
• Helps reduce physical strain for caregivers
• Available with different lift models, rail options and sling types

Cosmos — one lift, two possibilities

Cosmos is Human Care’s latest ceiling lift and is designed to work as both a stationary and portable ceiling lift. It is small, light and equipped with an integrated handle, making it easy to move and use in different care situations. Cosmos also features a Quick Connection System, making it easy to attach and detach the lift from the rail roller and change hanger bars. It is compatible with several existing rail systems and can be used in humid and wet environments. Cosmos was also awarded the Red Dot Design Award 2024.

Best suited for:
Families and care environments looking for a flexible ceiling lift that can be used in more than one way.

Key features:

• Can be used as both a stationary and portable ceiling lift
• Small and light design with integrated handle
• Quick Connection System for easy attachment and detachment
• Compatible with several rail systems
• Suitable for humid and wet environments
• Award-winning design

Roomer S — room-to-room transfers without doorway modifications

Roomer S is a portable overhead lift designed to help transfer a person from one room to another. One of its key advantages is that it enables room-to-room transfers without modifications to doorway headers. This can reduce the number of lifts needed and support a smoother, safer and more comfortable transfer experience.

Best suited for:
Homes where transfers are needed between rooms, for example from bedroom to bathroom or living area.

Key features:

• Enables room-to-room transfer
• No doorway header modifications required
• Helps reduce the number of lifts needed
• Supports efficient and comfortable transfers

HeliQ — discreet, fixed ceiling lift for home and care environments

HeliQ is a fixed overhead lift with a modern and discreet design that blends into the care environment. Its compact size makes it suitable for both institutional and home applications. It is the most powerful ceiling lift that is recommended for heavy users. HeliQ can be equipped with power traverse for motorized movement and in-rail charging.

Best suited for:
Homes or care settings where a fixed, discreet and powerful ceiling lift solution is preferred.

Key features:

• Fixed overhead lift
• Modern and discreet design
• Suitable for home and institutional care
• Optional power traverse
• Optional in-rail charging

Slings — comfort, safety and support during every transfer

A sling is the part of the lifting system that supports the person during the transfer. Choosing the right sling is essential for safety, comfort and correct positioning.

Human Care offers a wide range of slings for different transfer needs, body types and care situations. Depending on the user’s mobility, support needs and transfer type, the sling can help provide stability around the back, legs and body while allowing the caregiver to perform the transfer in a controlled way.

Different materials may be selected depending on the situation. Some slings are designed for everyday use, while others may be better suited for bathing, hygiene situations or when faster drying and easier cleaning are important. The correct sling type, size and material should always be selected based on the user’s needs and the transfer situation. Human Care will provide guidance on the best model for the user.

Common sling considerations:

• Level of body support needed
• Transfer type, such as bed, wheelchair, toilet or bath
• User comfort and positioning
• Material choice
• Size and fit

Compatibility with hanger bar and lift system

Rail systems — adapted to your home

The rail system determines where and how the lift can move. Human Care offers different rail and installation options to support patient-specific and room-specific needs.

A simple rail may be used for transfers over a bed or chair. A traverse system can provide greater room coverage by allowing movement in more directions. Gates and turntables can be used in more advanced systems where the lift needs to move between different rail sections or change direction.

Human Care’s rail solutions can be configured to match the home environment and the transfer needs, helping create a solution that is both practical and safe.

Rail options may include:

• Straight and curved rail systems
• Room-covering traverse systems
• Gates
• Turntables
• Freestanding gantry option- The FlexiRail – if you don’t want to make home adaptions.