Hoyer Patient Lifts & Slings

When transferring someone between a bed, wheelchair, or commode, the stakes are physical safety — for the person being lifted and for the caregiver doing the lifting. Hoyer has been the name behind dependable patient lifting for decades, and this collection brings together their lifts and the slings that pair with them so you can build a system that moves people securely, not just occasionally but every single day.

At the center is the Hoyer Patient Lift (HPL700-S2), a hydraulic floor lift built for reliable, controlled transfers in the home or care setting. A lift is only as good as the sling it carries, which is why the bulk of this collection is slings — and choosing the right one matters more than most people expect.

Matching the sling to the task

Seat slings like the Hoyer Seat Sling (70001, 70002, 70003, 50020, 50021, 50022) come in graduated sizes so you can fit the individual snugly; a sling that's too large lets the body shift, while one that's too small is uncomfortable and hard to position. For toileting, the Hoyer Seat Commode Sling (70056) and the Commode Seat 2-Point Sling (117-D-LC) feature an open design that gives clear access without a full transfer off the lift. For longer sits or fragile skin, the Hoyer Comfort Sling (112-D-LC) adds padded support that distributes pressure more evenly.

Two practical questions come up again and again: does the sling match the lift's attachment points, and is the weight capacity right? Confirm both before every purchase — a 2-point versus 4-point spreader bar changes which slings will work, and every sling has a rated capacity that must exceed the user's weight. When sizing, measure across the hips and along the back rather than guessing from clothing size.

Explore the full Hoyer range here to pair the right lift with the right sling, and reach out if you need help confirming compatibility for your specific setup.

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