The lift assist that doesn't cost you your back.Two providers. One button.
FloorRiser Active raises a patient off the floor to standing height, 600 lb capacity, in a 17 lb bag that lives in your compartment. Unzip it, place it, press up. No assembly, no second unit, nobody lifted by hand.
Purchase orders, tax-exempt orders and written grant quotes accepted.
Ground level. Tight room. No good angle.
A 240 lb patient wedged between a toilet and a tub. Nothing to brace against, nowhere to plant your feet, and the only lifting equipment on the rig is your lumbar spine. You lift anyway, because that is the job. Then you do it again next shift.
Injury figures: U.S. Fire Administration, EMT injury data 2008 to 2016.
Unzip. Place. Press up.
The FloorRiser Active is molded into its own carry bag. Nothing to assemble, unfold or attach. You open the zipper and set it down.
Unzip and place
The lift lives inside the bag, ready to go. Unzip it, slide it under the patient and you are set. At four tenths of an inch flat it goes into a bathroom, a hallway, a stairwell landing, or the gap between a bed and a wall.
Seat the patient and brief them
The patient sits centered on the cushion. You keep hands on for stability and tell them exactly what is about to happen. Nobody gets dragged, pulled under the arms, or hoisted.
Press up
A simple two-button remote does the work. The lift rises in controlled stages: 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24 and 29 inches. Stop at whichever height the call calls for.
Stop at standing height
29 inches puts the patient at standing level, and at stretcher, chair and bed height. They step off on their own or pivot straight across. There is no second lift.
Deflate and clear
The second button fully deflates the lift in under 60 seconds. Fold it flat, wipe it down, zip the bag. Back in the compartment before you finish the run report.
Eight reasons it earns its compartment space.
Your back stays out of it
Overexertion is the leading mechanism of EMS injury. A powered lift removes it from the call entirely.
Fits where you work
A 29 by 29 inch footprint clears the space between a toilet and a tub, a narrow hallway, or the foot of a bed. No furniture has to move.
Two providers, not four
Stop stacking a second unit or waiting on mutual aid for a non-emergency lift. Your rig stays available.
Controlled and incremental
Nine stages from 3 to 29 inches. Stop at any height. Useful on a long lie, a suspected fracture, or a patient who gets dizzy on the way up.
Dignity intact
The patient sits and rises upright. No dragging across tile, no armpit hoist, no scene the family has to watch.
Ready when the tone drops
Four lifts per charge. Disconnect the battery between uses and the charge holds up to six months.
Decon in seconds
Sealed, wipeable surfaces. No fabric lift surface to absorb, no soft goods out of service after a messy call.
Carries like a duffel
17 lb, molded into its own bag. One provider carries it from the rig, or from a personal vehicle on a volunteer response.
If you respond to falls, this belongs on your unit.
Municipal EMS, fire-based EMS, volunteer and community squads, private transport, and long-term care. The bag rides the same way in all of them.
Ambulance
Flat at four tenths of an inch, it stores in an outside compartment or under the bench without giving up a shelf.
Fire apparatus
Engine and truck companies run most of the lift assists in many systems. This lets the first-due crew finish the call.
Volunteer squads
When one or two members arrive from home ahead of the ambulance, a 17 lb bag in a personal vehicle is the difference between waiting and working.
Facilities and QRS
Assisted living, skilled nursing and home health teams handle their own lifts instead of calling 911 for an unbilled assist.
The numbers your equipment committee will ask for.
| Weight capacity | 600 lb |
| Maximum lift height | 29 in |
| Lift stages | 3 / 6 / 9 / 12 / 15 / 18 / 21 / 24 / 29 in |
| Footprint inflated | 29 x 29 x 29 in |
| Footprint deflated | 29 x 29 x 0.4 in |
| Weight, complete with bag | 17 lb |
| Control | Two-button remote: staged lift, full deflate |
| Full deflate time | Under 60 seconds |
| Power | 2 rechargeable Li-Ion battery packs |
| Lifts per full charge | Up to 4 |
| Charge time | Approx. 6 hours |
| Charge retention, battery disconnected | Up to 6 months |
| Assembly | None, molded into the carry bag |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts and components |
What ships in the kit
- FloorRiser Active, molded into its carry bag
- 2 rechargeable Li-Ion battery packs
- Universal wall charger, 100 to 240V
- Two-button remote
- User manual and quick-reference deployment card
Ordering for a department? We work your way.
Chiefs, coordinators and equipment officers do not buy from a cart. Tell us your service and we will send exactly what your process requires.
Request a quote
A rep who knows EMS procurement replies within one business day.
What crews ask before they commit.
Can two providers really run this alone?
Yes. One manages the remote and the patient, the other maintains contact and stability. The lift carries the load, so crew size is about patient care, not muscle.
What surfaces does it work on?
Carpet, tile, hardwood, linoleum and finished concrete. The base spreads load across the full 29 by 29 inch platform rather than concentrating it on legs or casters.
How fast is it from bag to patient?
The unit is molded into its carry bag, so there is nothing to assemble. Unzip it, place it, and you are working. Deployment is limited only by how quickly you can position it.
What do the two buttons do?
One raises the lift in stages, from 3 inches up to 29. The other fully deflates it in under 60 seconds when the call is done.
Can the patient control the pace?
The remote can be worked by the provider or handed to a patient who wants to control their own ascent. It stops the moment the button is released.
How do we decon it?
Wipe down with your standard surface disinfectant. There are no fabric lift surfaces and no soft goods to pull from service.
Will it fit our compartment?
At four tenths of an inch deflated and 17 lb complete, it stores flat almost anywhere. The 29 by 29 inch flat dimension is the only measurement you need to check.
How do we keep it ready between calls?
It runs on battery, so there is nothing to plug in on scene. Four lifts per full charge, and disconnecting the battery between uses holds that charge up to six months. Recharging takes about six hours on the included universal charger.
Do you sell to departments and organizations directly?
Yes. Purchase orders, tax-exempt orders, written grant quotes and multi-unit pricing are all standard. Use the quote form above.
Your crews will lift someone off a floor this week.
Give them something better to lift with. 600 lb capacity, 29 inches of lift, 17 lb in a bag, two years of warranty behind it.
Purchase orders and tax-exempt orders welcome. 2-year warranty. 60-day satisfaction guarantee on direct orders. Ships within 21 business days.