Arjo Huntleigh

Facilities that care for patients with limited mobility face two constant pressures: protecting residents from pressure injuries and falls, and protecting staff from the injuries that come with manual lifting and repositioning. Arjo Huntleigh products are built around exactly that challenge, bringing together patient handling, therapeutic surfaces, and vascular assessment technology under one clinically trusted name.

Arjo has long focused on what it calls positive mobility — the idea that keeping patients moving safely benefits recovery, dignity, and staff wellbeing alike. That philosophy shows up across its product families: powered and mobile patient lifts, slings, medical beds, pressure-redistributing mattresses and support surfaces, hygiene and bathing systems, and the Huntleigh-branded Doppler and vascular assessment tools used to screen for peripheral arterial disease and inform wound care decisions.

Buyers usually come to this range with a specific problem in mind. If your priority is reducing caregiver back strain and safe transfers, the lift and sling systems are the place to start. If you're managing residents at risk of skin breakdown, the therapeutic mattresses and support surfaces do the heavy lifting. And if your clinical team needs reliable bedside diagnostics — fetal or vascular Dopplers, ankle-brachial index assessment — that heritage sits squarely on the Huntleigh Health Care side of the brand.

Because Arjo Huntleigh equipment is designed for demanding hospital, long-term care, and home health settings, durability, serviceability, and compatibility with existing accessories matter. When choosing between models, consider your patient population's weight capacity needs, the environments where equipment will move (tight bathrooms, multi-story homes, busy wards), and whether components like slings or mattress covers are available as replacements to protect your investment over time.

Explore the full Arjo Huntleigh selection to match the right handling, support, or assessment solution to your facility's clinical and safety goals.