Hospital Elevator

We have a wide selection of reliable and dependable elevator designs to meet the needs of the healthcare industry, along with maintenance guidelines and best practices to ensure that your vertical commute within your facility is seamless. Your hospital needs and deserves a clean and sterile environment for your staff and patients to live and work in. Contact us today to learn more about some of our low-maintenance and health facility-specific elevator products and services. 

Modern hospital vertical transport systems have special requirements, such as spacious and durable carriages, smooth and comfortable travel, precise stops controlled by one-inch up and down buttons inside the car, emergency control functions and, above all, reliability and safety. The car dimensions meet the standard requirements of hospital elevators.

From the simple transfer of a patient in a wheelchair to pushing a critically ill patient to bed in the company of doctors and nurses without affecting his life support system, it is smooth and silent, fast and without bumps and vibrations. The elevator performs this task in a stylish manner. Bulky equipment can be transported with equal ease.

Features of hospital elevators

Space and efficiency

In hospitals, there are certain things that are always on the priority list. Let's understand it by a few examples. Critical care patients moving from one ward to another, ICU machines moving from one floor to another, food carts and oxygen movement, etc. need immediate attention. The passage of time can be catastrophic. Therefore, elevators should be efficient and have plenty of space.

Minimal noise

The bed and stretcher lifts are designed with the requirements of the patient and the hospital in mind. Minimal noise is expected, as tranquility improves health. Noisy environments are harmful to patients. There should be no sudden movements and jerking, as such things may cause harm to the patient.

Safety testing

Basic tests and safety measures should be performed regularly. Fire systems, emergency lights, alarm buttons, telephones, etc. should be checked and tested regularly. If any safety issues are found, they should be addressed immediately without delay, as it is a matter of patient safety.

Choosing the ideal elevator  

The hospital's elevator is a lifeline. Therefore, it is important to choose the ideal lift. Never compromise on quality!      

Why do you need an elevator in a hospital?

In this fast-paced era of life, hospital beds and stretcher lifts increase mobility. Medical elevators are the ideal solution to ensure the safe movement of patients and their relatives, beds, stretchers, medical equipment, doctors and nurses. Hospitals are places of great mobility. Many patients move from one specialty department to another, while medical equipment and tools move from one place to another. With all of these factors in mind, an elevator is a must. Gone are the days of seeing three or four people pushing a stretcher. 

Elevators are available in all multi-story hospital buildings. Their load capacity and size may vary from hospital to hospital and company to company. More or less, their goal remains the same, to increase mobility and provide medical equipment from one place to another.