About HelpR LLC

About HelpR LLC

We founded HelpR LLC to address a critical need in patient care, particularly for individuals with mobility challenges and their caregivers. Our company's flagship product, the HelpR portable patient lift, was born out of personal experience and necessity.
 
The original HelpR was designed to assist a patient weighing over 350 lbs who suffered from Alzheimer's and experienced frequent falls. In a rural setting where professional help could be delayed by up to an hour and a half, we recognized the urgent need for a solution to safely lift and transfer patients without relying on external assistance.

Key features of the HelpR Portable Patient Lift

  1. Compact design: It can access tight spaces with a small foot print.
  2. High weight capacity: Capable of lifting patients weighing up to 600 lbs. transfers up to 450 lbs.
  3. Portability: It is collapsible weighing 46.5 lbs for easily transported and assembled on-site for speedy deployment.
  4. Easy operation: Is easly transported, assembled and operated by a single operator
  5. HelpR is easily to clean
  6. HelpR has minimal maintenance 
 
HelpR is designed for use in various settings, including but not limited to homes, healthcare facilities, and emergency services. It facilitates safe transfers between different positions and locations. Like from a car to a wheelchair or from a bed to a toilet.  HelpR preforms lift assists all most anywhere with minimal physical effort required and a greatly reduced if not eliminated chance of injury and time missed from work for the care giver. HelpR also reduces the risk of secondary injuries to the patient. HelpR will help providers avoid workers claims from lift assist injuries when use properly. 
 
HelpR LLC is FDA registered and patented with it's  innovative design. HelpR is demonstrating our commitment to advancing patient lift technology. Our company continues to explore new applications and improvements for our product, aiming to enhance the quality of life for patients and reduce physical strain on caregivers. That will allow EMT's to stay on the job longer without back injury from lift assists.