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Ceiling Lift Performance Without the Need for Overhead Tracks

The Denali Power-Driven Mobile Lift delivers the functionality of a ceiling lift in a mobile, self-propelled design—eliminating the need for fixed track systems while improving flexibility across care environments. Built for demanding patient handling scenarios, it helps reduce push and pull forces while supporting safer, more controlled transfers.

Its integrated power-drive system allows the lift to move under its own power, reducing caregiver strain and improving maneuverability when working with bariatric patients or navigating tight spaces. With a 600 lb safe working load and precision positioning through its independent boom and sling bar, the Denali supports transfers, ambulation, vehicle extraction, and fall recovery with greater ease and control.

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Two Models

Denali Configurations for Different Care Environments

Vehicle Extraction

  • 4″ casters for sidewalks and pavement
  • Designed for outdoor and vehicle access
  • 15″ sling bar for tighter access points like car doors
  • Ideal for transport teams and emergency scenarios

Inpatient Use

  • 3″ casters optimized for smooth indoor surfaces
  • 24″ sling bar for standard patient handling
  • Ideal for hospitals, rehab, and long-term care
  • Designed for routine transfers and repositioning

Product Specifications

Power-Driven Mobility That Reduces Strain and Improves Control

The Denali is engineered to reduce the physical demands of patient handling while improving safety and efficiency. Its powered wheelbase eliminates the need for manual pushing and pulling, allowing caregivers to focus on positioning and patient care rather than force.

Its versatility across departments makes it a practical solution for facilities looking to streamline equipment while maintaining high standards for safe patient handling.

  • 600 lb (272 kg) safe working load for bariatric support
  • Power-driven mobility eliminates push/pull strain
  • Supports safer, more controlled patient transfers
  • Designed for vehicle extraction and inpatient use
  • Improves caregiver ergonomics and reduces injury risk
  • Versatile across multiple departments and care settings

Engineered for Performance, Reliability, and Daily Use

The Denali combines power, durability, and battery efficiency to support consistent use throughout the day. Its high-capacity battery system and robust construction make it suitable for demanding healthcare environments.

  • Weight Capacity: 600 lb (272 kg)
  • Battery: 24V 15Ah LiFePO4
  • Lifts Per Charge: Up to 200
  • Total Weight (including battery): 286 lb
  • Drive System: Powered wheelbase with joystick control
  • Use Cases: Transfers, ambulation, vehicle extraction, fall recovery

Ordering Options and Available Accessories

The Denali Power-Driven Mobile Lift is available in two primary configurations, along with a full range of accessories to support different patient handling needs. These options allow facilities to tailor the lift to specific workflows, environments, and patient populations.

Denali Power-Driven Mobile Lift

  • Inpatient Model: #52300-24
  • Car Extraction Model: #52400-15

Optional Accessories

  • 4-Point Sling Bar: #52442
  • 15” Sling Bar Assembly: #52419
  • 24” Sling Bar Assembly: #52420
  • Standard IV Pole: #50841A
  • Patient Weight Scale: #52440
  • Oxygen Tank & IV Pole holder: #52384DA
  • Wall Mounted-Battery Charging Station: #52940A

These configurations and accessories make it easier to adapt the Denali to both routine care and more complex transfer scenarios, improving overall efficiency and readiness.

Videos and Literature

The primary benefit of Wy’East Medical’s Safe Patient Handling equipment is the reduction of the risk of staff and caregiver back injuries related to moving patients into and out of bed.

Customer Reviews

Real feedback from healthcare professionals and organizations who trust our solutions every day

“The Denali has dramatically improved our ability to safely perform patient extractions from vehicles. Traditional methods often required multiple staff members and carried significant risk of injury to both patient and caregiver. With the Denali, we are able to perform controlled, stable lifts directly from the vehicle with far less physical strain. The adjustability of the boom and sling system allows us to adapt to tight spaces and different vehicle types, which is critical in emergency and outpatient settings. This has become an essential tool for improving both safety and efficiency during car extractions.”
Mark – Emergency Services Supervisor
One of the biggest challenges in our unit has always been safely lifting patients from the floor and repositioning them back into bed. The Denali has completely changed how we approach these situations. It allows our staff to perform floor recoveries and bed transfers with confidence while significantly reducing the risk of injury. Our team appreciates how smooth and controlled the lift process is, especially for bariatric or non-weight-bearing patients. The Denali has become a go-to solution for both routine transfers and unexpected patient recovery situations.
Angela – RN | Med-Surg Unit Manager
At Mayo Clinic Arizona, we were looking for an additional lift that would better support safe and efficient patient car transfers across a variety of settings, and the Wy’East Denali has proven to be an excellent fit. Its adjustability, particularly the sling bar, along with its expanded weight capacity, allows us to safely support patients with diverse mobility needs, including those with limited or no weight-bearing ability. As the Safe Patient Handling Program Coordinator, I have found the Denali to be especially valuable due to its powered drive and maneuverability.
Vanessa – Safe Patient Handling Program Coordinator

Frequently Asked Questions

The Denali is designed for use across different environments, and caster size plays an important role in mobility. The 4″ caster model is built for outdoor use, allowing smoother movement across sidewalks, pavement, and uneven surfaces during vehicle extractions. The 3″ caster model is optimized for indoor use, providing better maneuverability and control on smooth flooring commonly found in hospitals and care facilities.

The independent operation of the boom and sling bar allows caregivers to position the lift more precisely. This is especially important in tight or complex scenarios such as car extractions or fall recovery, where space is limited. Caregivers can adjust the boom height separately from the sling bar, making it easier to access and secure the patient without interference from the lift structure.

The Denali is compatible with a wide range of slings, including highback, repositioning, limb support, and walking slings. It also works with most loop-and-hook-style sling systems. This flexibility allows facilities to use the lift for various patient needs, from basic transfers to advanced mobility support.

The Denali uses a battery-powered drive system controlled by a joystick. This allows caregivers to guide the lift with minimal physical effort, adjusting both speed and direction as needed. The rotating wheel design improves maneuverability, making it easier to navigate tight spaces such as patient rooms or hallways. A built-in horn adds an extra layer of safety in busy environments.

The battery status is displayed directly on the joystick control using a series of indicator lights. When green, yellow, and red lights are visible, the battery is sufficiently charged. As the charge decreases, only yellow and red lights remain, signaling that charging should happen soon. When only red lights are visible, the unit should be charged immediately to ensure continued operation.

When paired with a walking sling, the Denali allows patients to begin ambulation safely. The boom can be adjusted to support the patient at a comfortable height, while the powered drive allows the lift to move alongside them. If the patient loses balance, the sling provides support, reducing the risk of injury for both the patient and caregiver.