Morecare CareShift - Hydraulic Height-Adjustable Reclining Wheelchair & Bed





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Care Shift is designed for adults approximately 4 ft 6 in–6 ft tall, with a maximum user weight of 200 kg. It provides supported seating, reclining and caregiver-assisted mobility. Suitability depends on body measurements and positioning requirements.
Yes. The backrest reclines from upright to horizontal, and the leg-support arrangement allows a flat resting configuration. Position changes should follow the demonstrated operating method and the user's care plan.
Yes. The hydraulic pump allows caregivers to raise or lower the seat between 20 and 26 inches while the user remains seated, provided the maximum weight capacity of 200 kg is not exceeded. Apply the brakes and follow the demonstrated adjustment procedure.
Care Shift has a high backrest, a chest belt and available lateral support. A separate headrest is not provided. Users requiring dedicated head or neck support should undergo an individual assessment before purchase.
Yes. The armrests are detachable and height adjustable, providing access for assisted transfers. The 12 × 30-inch wooden tray is also detachable.
Care Shift includes a 1-year warranty on the hydraulic pump. It is caregiver-pushed and intended primarily for indoor use, with 12-inch rear wheels and 3-inch braked front castors. Outdoor routes should be individually assessed for suitability.
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