HoverJack® Evacuation Air Patient Lift
Air-assisted evacuation lift designed to safely elevate and transport patients during emergency or disaster situations.
Key Features and Benefits
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Air-Assisted Vertical Lift Technology – raises patients to facilitate transfer onto stretchers or evacuation devices.
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Four-Stage Inflation System – provides stable, gradual elevation to reduce sudden movement during emergency response.
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Reduces Manual Lifting During Crisis Events – helps limit caregiver injury risk when time and staffing are constrained.
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Durable, Infection-Control Compatible Materials – suitable for hospital environments and rapid deployment.
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Compact Storage Design – allows the device to be stored strategically for emergency access.
Product Overview
The HoverJack® Evacuation Air Patient Lift is engineered to support patient handling during emergency and disaster response situations. When rapid evacuation or repositioning is required, the system uses controlled air-assisted inflation to elevate patients safely and efficiently.
Its staged lift design provides predictable vertical elevation, which assists caregivers in transferring patients to evacuation sleds, stretchers, or transport equipment. By minimizing manual lifting, the system helps reduce caregiver injury risk during high-pressure scenarios.
Designed for integration into hospital emergency preparedness programs, the HoverJack® Evacuation model supports facilities in meeting patient safety and disaster readiness objectives. Its durable construction and compact storage profile make it suitable for strategic placement throughout clinical environments.
When to Use This Product
Use the HoverJack® Evacuation when:
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Responding to hospital fire or disaster scenarios
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Evacuating patients during power failures
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Performing rapid patient transfers during emergency events
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Supporting bariatric patient evacuation
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Integrating equipment into emergency preparedness plans
Where This Product Is Typically Used
Common applications include:
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Acute care hospitals
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Emergency departments
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Long-term care facilities
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Disaster preparedness storage areas
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Bariatric care units
