Morecare ActiveLift – Spring Assisted Sit to Stand Rehabilitation Frame

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1. Post-Stroke Sit-to-Stand Rehabilitation

ActiveLift was developed with post-stroke rehabilitation among its primary applications.

It provides a structured setup for adults who can bear weight and stand using their own strength but require support and supervision while practising the transition from sitting to standing.

A rehabilitation professional should determine whether the user's movement control, balance, strength and standing tolerance are sufficient for this type of exercise.

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1. Active Sit-to-Stand Exercise

The spring-assisted mechanism helps balance part of the user's weight during movement.

Adjustable spring tension allows the therapist to configure assistance for an appropriate training session.

ActiveLift is intended to support active movement practice rather than replace the user's own muscular effort.

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1. Supported Standing Activity

After rising from the seat, suitable users may undertake therapist-prescribed upright activities using the configured handgrips, lower-limb supports, footplates and padded back support.

The duration and type of standing activity must be based on individual assessment.

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1. Lower-Limb Positioning During Training

Adjustable cushioned leg supports and footplates allow the user to be positioned for the prescribed exercise.

Foot straps provide additional foot positioning, while the adjustable handgrips allow the upper limbs to be supported in an appropriate position.

These components do not replace the need for sufficient postural control.

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1. Supervised Rehabilitation After Illness or Injury

ActiveLift may be considered in selected rehabilitation programmes after illness or injury where active standing practice has been recommended and the user meets the device's functional requirements.

It should not be used simply because a person has a particular diagnosis. Actual standing ability, weight-bearing clearance and safety are more important than the diagnostic label.

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1. Rehabilitation Centre and Home-Based Therapy

The frame may be used in physiotherapy clinics and rehabilitation centres, or in a home setting where professional assessment, caregiver supervision and correct installation are available.

The device is stationary and is not intended for walking or transporting users.

Intended Rehabilitation Outcomes

ActiveLift is designed to facilitate

• Structured repetition of the sit-to-stand movement.
• Active participation in standing practice.
• Adjustable spring assistance during prescribed exercises.
• Supported positioning during upright activity.
• Consistent equipment setup for therapist-supervised sessions.

These are intended training functions, not guaranteed clinical results.

• Important:* ActiveLift does not guarantee independent standing, improved walking, muscle recovery or rehabilitation success. Outcomes depend on the user's condition, abilities and prescribed therapy programme.

Who Is ActiveLift Designed For?

Morecare ActiveLift is intended for selected adults who are able to stand using their own leg strength but need a structured rehabilitation frame for supervised sit-to-stand practice.

It is particularly relevant to post-stroke rehabilitation and other professionally prescribed rehabilitation programmes.

Potentially Suitable Users

ActiveLift may be suitable for adults who

• Have medical clearance to stand and bear weight.
• Can actively participate in the sit-to-stand movement.
• Can stand using their own leg strength.
• Have adequate independent head and trunk control.
• Can be positioned appropriately using the available supports.
• Can follow or participate safely in the prescribed exercise programme.
• Have access to the required therapist or caregiver supervision.

A person's diagnosis alone does not establish suitability.

Who Should Not Use ActiveLift?

ActiveLift is not suitable for users who

• Have not been cleared for lower-limb weight-bearing.
• Cannot stand using their own leg strength.
• Require complete mechanical lifting or full-body suspension.
• Have uncontrolled movements that prevent safe positioning.
• Have insufficient head or trunk control for the available supports.
• Cannot be safely positioned within the equipment.
• Require walking or patient transport rather than stationary standing practice.
• Cannot receive the necessary supervision.

Other clinical contraindications must be determined by the treating professional.

Adjustable Features

ActiveLift includes the following manufacturer-confirmed adjustments

Spring Tension

Spring assistance can be adjusted to configure the sit-to-stand training setup.

Handgrips

Adjustable handgrips help accommodate the user's arm position during exercise.

Cushioned Leg Supports

The leg supports can be adjusted for individual positioning.

Footplates

Adjustable footplates and included positioning straps help establish foot placement.

Back Support

The padded back support is removable and provides support in the standing configuration.

Frame Height

The product incorporates height adjustment, although the exact adjustment range is not yet documented.

Wheelchair Access

ActiveLift has a rotating rear-seat arrangement intended to facilitate assisted entry from a wheelchair.

The user must not be assumed capable of independent wheelchair-to-frame transfer. A professional should establish the correct transfer method, caregiver assistance and safe operating sequence.

Standard Configuration

Morecare currently offers ActiveLift as a standard product configuration with built-in adjustments.

Custom component sizes, additional accessories and alternative mechanisms have not been confirmed as available options.

Before Ordering

Customers should provide their height, weight, standing ability, weight-bearing status, head and trunk control, current mobility level and intended rehabilitation setting.

A rehabilitation professional should confirm that ActiveLift is appropriate for the individual and that the user can be safely positioned within the frame.

• If the user cannot actively stand or requires full-body lifting, ActiveLift is not the correct product.* A different type of patient-handling or rehabilitation equipment should be considered.

Intended Use

Morecare ActiveLift is a stationary spring-assisted rehabilitation frame for supervised sit-to-stand exercises and supported upright activity.

It is not a patient hoist, wheelchair, walker, transport device or substitute for professional assistance.

Before the First Session

ActiveLift must be assembled and checked according to the approved manufacturer instructions.

A qualified rehabilitation professional should assess the user's ability to bear weight, stand using their own leg strength, control the head and trunk, participate in the movement and tolerate the prescribed activity.

The professional should also establish the correct spring-tension setting, positioning adjustments, transfer method and supervision requirements.

Pre-Use Inspection

Before each session

• Check that the frame is stable on a firm, level surface.
• Ensure the adjustable levelling feet are correctly positioned.
• Inspect the frame, fasteners and visible connections for looseness or damage.
• Inspect the spring-assisted mechanism for abnormal movement, damage or unusual noise.
• Confirm that the safety lock is functioning according to the approved operating instructions.
• Check the fold-away seat and rear-seat arrangement.
• Confirm that all adjustable supports and handgrips are correctly secured.
• Inspect the leg-support padding, back support, footplates and straps.
• Ensure the user's footwear and foot placement are appropriate for the prescribed activity.

Do not use the device if any safety-critical component is damaged or its operation is uncertain.

Positioning and Assisted Entry

ActiveLift includes a rotating rear-seat arrangement intended to facilitate access from a wheelchair.

Entry and exit must follow an approved procedure established by Morecare and the assessing professional.

The user must not be transferred independently unless that specific method has been assessed and approved. ActiveLift must not be used to lift a fully dependent person from a wheelchair.

During Sit-to-Stand Training

Use only with the supervision required by the user's rehabilitation plan.

The user must actively participate in the movement and must be capable of standing using their own leg strength.

Spring tension should be adjusted only in accordance with the manufacturer's approved instructions.

Do not improvise spring settings, alter the mechanism or bypass the safety lock.

Do not loosen structural adjustments while the device is supporting the user.

Stop the activity if the user experiences pain, dizziness, unusual fatigue, loss of control or difficulty maintaining the required position.

Safety Lock

ActiveLift includes a safety lock.

The exact engagement, release and emergency procedures must be documented in the approved operating manual before publication.

Do not assume that the lock can safely stop movement at any intermediate position unless that function has been specifically validated.

Cleaning and Routine Care

Clean accessible metal surfaces and padded components using products suitable for their materials.

Avoid excessive moisture around the spring mechanism, fasteners and moving components.

Inspect the upholstery, foot straps, support pads and adjustable components regularly for wear.

Do not use aggressive chemicals or lubricants unless specifically approved by Morecare.

Maintenance and Repairs

Remove ActiveLift from service if there is structural damage, abnormal spring behaviour, a defective safety lock, loose fasteners, damaged foot straps or unstable support components.

Only approved replacement components should be fitted.

Spring mechanism adjustments, repairs and replacement must follow Morecare's authorized servicing instructions.

Storage and Handling

Keep the frame in a dry environment.

Do not use the product as a storage rack, step platform, walking aid or transport device.

If the frame is disassembled or moved, it must be correctly reassembled and inspected before use.

Important Safety Limitations

ActiveLift must not be used by people who cannot bear weight, cannot actively stand, have uncontrolled movements preventing safe positioning or lack sufficient head and trunk control.

The manufacturer-stated maximum user weight is 150 kg. Formal load-test documentation has not yet been provided, so the capacity claim requires engineering approval before final publication.

Always follow the approved user manual and the recommendations of the treating rehabilitation professional.

Dispatch and Delivery

Morecare has indicated an estimated order timeline of 5–6 days.

The exact dispatch date and expected delivery date should be confirmed when the order is placed, based on product availability and destination.

Assembly and Installation

ActiveLift is supplied in knock-down condition and requires assembly.

Morecare provides setup and installation guidance through telephone and video-call assistance.

The assembled frame must be checked for correct installation, stability and secure adjustments before use.

Warranty

Morecare ActiveLift carries a 12-month manufacturer warranty, as confirmed by Morecare.

Detailed coverage of the frame, springs, moving components, upholstery and other parts is subject to the applicable approved warranty terms.

Customers should obtain the full warranty conditions and claim procedure from Morecare.

Returns and Transit Damage

Returns, exchanges and transit-damage claims are subject to Morecare's applicable published customer policies.

Customers should inspect the shipment upon delivery and report any missing or visibly damaged components promptly.

The specific reporting deadline and eligibility conditions must be confirmed against the approved policy.

After-Sales Support

Morecare provides telephone and video-call guidance for assembly, adjustment and general product support.

For assistance, contact Morecare through its official website.

https://morecare.in/