Hoyer Up Stand Aid – Active and Engaging Standing Assist for Patients

Hoyer Up Stand Aid – Standing Assist for Patients, 450 lb Safe Working Load

The Hoyer Up Stand Aid is a standing assist device for people who can bear some of their own weight, have trunk strength and can take an active part in their transfer. The user grasps the central bar and pulls up, while cushioned knee pads, a push pad and a padded split seat keep the move steady. It has a 450 lb safe working load.

It’s made for everyday transfers, including toileting. The split seat swings out so it’s easy to load and unload, then swings back so the user sits securely while they’re moved. That means less lifting for the caregiver and more involvement for the person being moved.

This patient stand aid is compact for its job: 24.8 inches at its maximum width, 37.4 inches long and 43.3 inches high, with an adjustable manual base. It breaks down into 3 pieces without tools, and the full unit weighs 72.8 lbs.

Why Choose the Hoyer Up Stand Aid?

Some people don’t need a full-body lift. They can stand with help, and they’d rather do part of the work themselves. The Hoyer Up gives them a standing assist they take part in: they pull up on the bar, their knees rest against padded supports, and the seat swings in behind them.

Caregivers like that it’s rugged enough for any care setting yet small enough for tight bedrooms and bathrooms. It also comes apart without tools when you need to store it or move it to another room or building. We’re an authorized dealer, Rated No. 1 in customer service, and we ship fast nationwide, delivered to your door with the full manufacturer warranty.

Who Is the Hoyer Up Best For?

The Hoyer Up is best for someone who:

• Can bear some weight on their legs
• Has enough trunk strength to stay upright
• Can grip the bar and help pull themselves up
• Needs help with bed, chair or toilet transfers

For families, it’s a practical standing assist for home care when a loved one can still help but a caregiver shouldn’t be lifting them alone. For nursing homes, rehabilitation centers and home health agencies, it fits busy rooms and keeps residents active during transfers. If you’re comparing options, our Sit-to-Stand Lift Buying Guide and Patient Lift Knowledge Base walk through the differences.

Who May Need a Different Lift?

The Hoyer Up asks the user to do part of the work. It’s not the right fit for everyone:

• Can’t bear weight at all: choose a full-body patient lift (often called a Hoyer lift) with a sling.
• Can bear weight but can’t pull up on a bar: a powered sit-to-stand lift may be the better choice.
• Weighs more than 450 lbs: look at a bariatric lift rated for more weight.

Not sure which group fits? Call us at 585-505-6665 and we’ll help you sort it out.

How Does the Central Bar Help the User Stand?

The user grasps the central bar and pulls themselves up. Because they’re doing part of the lifting, the transfer keeps them active and builds confidence, and the caregiver guides the move instead of carrying the weight.

What Does the Padded Split Seat Do?

The padded split seat swings out of the way so the user can get into position easily. Once they’re up, it swings back to give them a secure, comfortable seat while they’re moved to the bed, chair or toilet. It’s a big help with toileting, where every step needs to be quick and steady.

Cushioned Knee Pads and Push Pad

The knee pads are cushioned and secure, giving the user’s legs a stable place to rest throughout the transfer. The push pad helps the caregiver start the movement, which keeps operation simple and steady.

450 lb Safe Working Load

The Hoyer Up is rated for a safe working load of 450 lbs (204 kg). If the user is near that weight, talk with us before you order so we can check that it’s the right lift.

Will It Fit My Room? 24.8″ Max Width, 37.4″ Length

Here are the numbers to measure against:

• Maximum width: 24.8 inches (63 cm)
• Overall length: 37.4 inches (95 cm)
• Maximum height: 43.3 inches (110 cm)
• Base height: 4.0 inches (10 cm)

Measure your narrowest doorway and the open floor space beside the bed, chair and toilet. It’s also worth checking the clearance under the bed or chair against the 4-inch base height. The base is adjustable, so ask us about its narrowest setting if a doorway is tight.

Adjustable Manual Base

The manual base adjusts to suit the user’s comfort and the space you’re working in. That’s handy in small bathrooms and crowded resident rooms where every inch counts.

Tool-Free 3-Piece Modular Design, 72.8 lb Unit

The Hoyer Up assembles and comes apart without tools. It breaks into 3 compact modules for storage or transport. The full unit weighs 72.8 lbs (33 kg) and the base alone weighs 43 lbs, so the pieces are easier to handle than the whole lift.

Home vs. Facility Use

The Hoyer Up is built for all care settings. At home, its small footprint helps in bedrooms and bathrooms that weren’t designed for medical equipment. In nursing homes and rehabilitation centers, its rugged build handles daily use, and the tool-free modules make it easy to move between rooms or store.

Hoyer Up vs. a Full-Body Patient Lift

A full-body patient lift does all the lifting with a sling, so it’s the choice for someone who can’t bear weight. The Hoyer Up is for someone who can still help: they pull up on the bar and stand with support. If the person can take part, the Hoyer Up keeps them active and makes transfers quicker. If they can’t, a full-body lift is the safer option.

Common Problem → Hoyer Up Solution

Problem: Mom can still stand for a moment, but getting her from the bed to the toilet is wearing out the family, and lifting her by the arms doesn’t feel safe.

Solution: With the Hoyer Up, she grips the central bar and pulls up while her knees rest on the padded supports. The split seat swings in behind her, and she’s moved to the toilet seated securely, with far less strain on whoever’s helping.

“She can help a little, but not enough to stand on her own. Is this the right kind of lift?” If she has some weight-bearing ability and trunk strength, it may be. Call us at 585-505-6665 and we’ll talk it through.

Slings & Accessories for the Hoyer Up

The Hoyer Up supports the user with its padded split seat and knee pads. Ask us which sling, if any, fits this lift before you order. If you’re also outfitting other lifts, browse our sit-to-stand slings and use the Patient Lift Sling Knowledge Base for sizing help.

Key Features

✔ 450 lb Safe Working Load
✔ 72.8 lb Unit, 43 lb Base
✔ Adjustable Manual Base, 24.8″ Max Width
✔ Padded Swing-Out Split Seat
✔ Cushioned Knee Pads, Central Pull-Up Bar
✔ Tool-Free 3-Piece Modular Design

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions