Arjohuntleigh Compact Sara Stedy Sit to Stand Manual Patient Lift Aid | Fully Assembled Elderly Assistance Products | Holds up to 400 Pounds | Intended for Users 4'6" - 5'8"…

Excellent product. Used at rehab facility after hospital stay and then purchased this one for home use. Makes transfers so safe and easy. The compact Sara Stedy worked for 5’ 10”, 170 lb. patient.

We bought this for my father in law who had a stroke. It has made all the difference in helping him get around. It been such a help in moving him from his bed to another location. He feels very secure on it. The only thing for him is he is needing a little more padding on the sliding panels that come together as a seat, so its more comfortable for him to use it as a kneeling cart, rather than sitting. But both of my in-laws are absolutely loving the assistance this offers them in his home care.

Great tool

When you need this, it has to be dependable, rugged and works like it is supposed to. This does. Made our life so much easier.

Changed all of our lives for the better. So much easier to help mom with her DLA’s with this version of the Sara Steady. This mobility device is worth every penny! Less physical strain on everyone. The split seat makes getting up and down from a seated position so much simpler, as long as the user has the arm strength to help move to the semi standing/standing position.

We purchased this stand assist for my wife who has MS and is unable to walk. The device allows her to remain at home and not in a nursing home. The Sara Stedy is easy to use and appears to be well made. My only issue has been with delivery. We ordered the device on the 3rd of the month and were told by Amazon to expect delivery between the 9th to the 14th. We were told the delivery would not be by Amazon but the tracking number provided by Amazon to track the delivery was wrong. We finally received the device on the 17th. But not before we had to rent a device for $125 so my wife could come home from the hospital. The product is everything advertised. The tracking and delivery leaves something to be desired.

More expensive then the others that don’t open up around the wheel chair and many other places we transfer to. Perfect to practice standing. I would pay the extra. My most helpful equipment I’ve bought to care for my husband . And I’ve bought a lot.

My wife weak recovering from septic shock was difficult for me to transfer using squat pivot or other techniques. The rehab hospital used Sara Stedy and recommended that I use one at home. It has worked quite well for transfers and is easy on my 80 year old back. The patient must be able to (almost) stand for at least a few seconds while you place the seat under. Hopefully all you need to do is 'guide her' to stand. You may also have to guide her to sit at the destination. The downside is of course the price. You still need to use different transfer techniques at external places like dentists. Rugs can be a problem. The resale market may be limited.