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Caring for obese individuals in a healthcare setting comes with unique challenges, and not all healthcare facilities are adequately equipped to meet these needs.

Most people will require assistance getting up from the toilet at some point. Everyone’s needs differ, so a lift that may work for one person may not suit another.

Lifting someone is no easy task – especially without assistance. For most of human history, the only way to move someone was to lift them manually.

In surveys conducted by the CDC, roughly 1 in 5 adults reported regularly caring for a friend or family member.¹ It is likely this number will continue to grow as the US population shift

Thousands of people use LiftSeat Power Toilet Lifts every day.

An average person uses the toilet between 4-10 times per day¹.

Each year, roughly 2 in every 100,000 people are diagnosed with ALS.¹ Currently in the US, there are thought to be somewhere between 15,000-21,000 individuals currently living with ALS,

Oakbrook, IL, November 2023 – LiftSeat Corporation, leading manufacturer of power toilet lift solutions for home and healthcare use, has entered into a new 3-year contract with Par

Of all preventable adverse events in hospitals, falls are the most common.¹ They are also expensive, with an average total cost of $62,521 according to new data published this year.