The Summit Powered Sit-to-Stand is designed to help caregivers safely transfer partially weight-bearing patients between beds, chairs, and commodes while supporting mobility and ambulation. Its powered lifting system reduces physical strain and helps improve control during patient movement.
With a smooth, actuator-driven lift and compatible sit-to-stand sling, the Summit provides consistent, controlled motion for both transfers and assisted standing. Its adjustable base, removable footplate, and adaptable configuration allow it to support a wide range of patient needs across clinical environments.
Seated Transfers (With Footplate)
The Summit Powered Sit-to-Stand is engineered to support caregivers during transfers while helping patients remain engaged in movement. Its powered system delivers smooth, controlled lifting, improving safety while reducing the physical demands placed on care teams.
Designed for reliability and ease of use, the Summit supports both transfer tasks and early mobility programs, helping facilities maintain consistent patient handling practices.
The Summit is built for consistent use in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care settings. Its powered system provides dependable lifting support, while its dimensions allow for easy maneuverability in patient care environments.
Care Instructions:
Disinfect equipment between uses and follow the operator’s manual for routine maintenance and inspection.
The Summit Powered Sit-to-Stand is available as a complete unit designed for daily clinical use. Optional accessories allow facilities to tailor the device to specific patient needs, improving comfort and supporting efficient workflows during transfers and mobility activities.
These accessories help ensure compatibility with different care scenarios while maintaining safety and ease of use.
Stand Assist:
Optional Accessories:
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No, the Summit must always be used with a compatible sit-to-stand sling. The sling is essential for safely supporting the patient during lifting and transfer. Wy’East offers multiple sling options designed to work with the Summit.
The footplate is designed for quick removal and reattachment using durable hooks. It can be taken off without tools and stored securely using built-in spacers, ensuring stability and convenience during use.
The Summit can perform multiple lifts on a single charge, typically lasting several hours of continuous use. It is recommended to keep the unit plugged in when not in use, so it remains fully charged and ready for operation.
If the unit is not used for several days, the battery may enter a low-power state and can be reactivated by plugging it in and using the remote.
Yes, the Summit is compatible with most loop-and-hook-style sit-to-stand slings. This allows facilities to integrate the device into existing workflows without requiring complete equipment changes.
The Summit is operated using a handheld remote that controls both the lifting mechanism and base width adjustment. This allows caregivers to position the device and assist patients with controlled, precise movements.
Calf straps and seat support should be used when there is a possibility that a patient may lose stability during use. These accessories provide additional support and help maintain proper positioning throughout the transfer.