Toward "No Lift Care”

We are pleased to announce the launch of a new series of articles on our website, “Care Lifts "Molift" de No Lift (No lift with Care Lift "Molift")” Across six installments, we will highlight the unique features of the Molift range and share practical tips and situational examples to support safer, more effective care in daily practice.

What is "No-Lift Care"?

No-lift care refers to an approach that ensures safety and peace of mind for both caregivers and those receiving care.

Manual lifting and carrying of care recipients not only causes back pain and injuries for caregivers, but can also lead to contractures and pressure injuries for those receiving care. No-lift care provides a safer and more compassionate approach for both. It reduces the physical burden on staff while creating an environment in which care recipients can feel secure and comfortably supported. Greater safety and comfort—for those who provide care and those who receive it. Let us work together to create care that is gentle and supportive for all.

Part 5: Making the Most of the User's Own Abilities!  A Win-Win Transfer Solution for Both Users and Caregivers !

Transfers from one seated position to another are common in everyday life, such as:

• from a wheelchair to a therapy table in the rehabilitation room,
• from a bed to a wheelchair, and
• from a wheelchair to a toilet.

These transfers generally require the person to stand up from a seated position before sitting down again elsewhere. As a result, they involve a series of coordinated movements that can be physically demanding for both the user and the caregiver.

Successful transfers require various physical abilities, including:

• The ability to maintain a stable sitting posture
• Good balance when leaning forward without losing stability
• The ability to stand securely on one leg while repositioning the feet
• Sufficient joint flexibility to rotate the body
• And other coordinated motor functions

Transfers Using Various Transfer Aids Based on the User's Functional Abilities

Several methods of transferring from one seated position to another can be used depending on the individual's functional abilities.

Mobile Lift

Sit-to-stand Aids

Transfer Board

Molift Raiser Pro - A Non-Powered Standing Aid - 
Supports a Natural Sit-to-Stand Movement by Making the Most of the User's Remaining Strength - 

We will introduce a transfer method using Molift Raiser Pro (Sit-to-stand Aids) that supports users in utilizing their own strength and functional abilities to stand up and transfer safely from one seat to another. Let's see what the features of the Molift Raiser Pro are!

The knee pad stabilizes the knees, and the ergonomic handles encourage users to adopt the forward-leaning posture required for a natural sit-to-stand movement.

The user stands up by making the most of their own strength　　　　　　　　　　　　　.

Molift Assist Sleeve can be used to assist user to get up into standing position.

Helps reduce the risk of injury and lower back pain for caregivers by minimizing awkward postures.

The user and caregiver work together to achieve a safe and natural standing motion.

After standing up, Molift Raiser Pro can pivot in place, allowing for smooth and safe direction changes even in tight spaces.

Support for Standing and Transfers Where No Handrail Is Available

• Transfers to a therapy table in the rehabilitation room
• Support for a forward-leaning posture during sling application
• Standing up and transfers in toilets where no conveniently located handrail is available

Every user encounters different transfer situations in daily life. Molift RaiserPro helps users make the most of their own strength and functional abilities while creating a safer environment for transfers.

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