Kera sit2sit - High vs Low model explanation

Explaining the difference between the High and Low models of the Kera sit2sit hoist.

More info about the Kera sit2sit can be found at https://htsystems.co.nz/kera-sit2sit

The Kera sit2sit hoist, is an innovative new hoist, that is an alternative to a sit-to-stand or sling hoist.

With the Kera it is possible for a single caregiver to quickly and safely transfer and perform hygiene processes for people that have no standing strength, grip strength or balance.

The Kera sit2sit hoist’s unique design uses an easy to fit Backstrap and Chestpad to securely hold a non weight-bearing person. It has been proven to work for tetraplegics (quadriplegics) and amputees.

No more multiple transfers to remove clothing and perform hygiene processes, no more uncomfortable and unsafe hoist transfers, eliminate the temptation of manual transfers … all giving time, energy and dignity back to people living with a disability.

Find out more at https://htsystems.co.nz/ or https://linktr.ee/hts_kera

Features of the Kera sit2sit:
Replacement for a sit-to-stand or sling hoist for sit-to-sit transfers
(no holding on, no standing/sitting strength or balance required)
No weight bearing ability needed
(users are held firmly by the upper body—users include amputees and tetraplegics)
Access to clothing eliminates multiple transfers and enables hygiene processes
Only 1 caregiver needed
Reposition all the way back into a chair, achieving a perfect sitting position
Improved safety and productivity for caregivers
Proven by people living with MD, MND, MS, stroke, spinal injury (paraplegia, or tetraplegia / quadriplegia) and for amputees and many other conditions.

Designed and made in NZ, the Kera sit2sit has been improving the lives of hundreds of Kiwis over the past 4 years.

Now available in Australia and the UK. It can also be directly imported into many other countries.

Independently laboratory tested to international hoist standards (AU/NZS 10535) and TGA registered.


#kerasit2sit #htsystems #occupationaltherapy #manualhandling #hoisttransfer #mobilityaids #hoists #assistivetechnology #mobilityaids