Seating

Seating & Patient Lifting Chairs for Mobility Support

Find patient lifting chairs and supportive Air Chairs for assisted movement, seated comfort and daily care routines.

9 Items

NDIS
Shower stool with armrests - Pquip
$149.95
NDIS
Bariatric Air Chair - Cobalt Health, comfortable recliner seat on wheels
NDIS
Meal Tray for Air Chair Classic - Cobalt Health, removable tray
NDIS New Arrivals
Classic Air Chair - Cobalt Health, comfortable recliner seat on wheels
$2,999.95
NDIS
2-in-1 Rollator and Transit Chair - Days, Red
NDIS New Arrivals
Multifunctional shower chair, 6 functionalities
$219.95
NDIS
BetterLiving Aluminium Shower Chair, shower chair with arms and back ideal for elderly and disabled
New Arrivals
Raizer II: patient lifting chair
$7,350.00
NDIS
Mobile Commode Chair - Rebotec Bonn
$1,099.00

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Seating and Patient Lifting Chairs for Safer Support and Comfort

Getting up after a fall, sitting comfortably for longer periods or supporting someone with reduced mobility can be difficult without the right equipment. The right seating or patient lifting solution can make daily care feel safer, calmer and more manageable for both the user and carer.

This range includes the Raizer II Patient Lifting Chair, Cobalt Air Chairs, Bariatric Air Chair options, Patient Transit Chairs, Shower Chairs and compatible seating accessories such as meal trays. These Mobility Aids often suit carers, aged care settings, NDIS participants, people with disability, people recovering from illness or injury and people who need extra support with seated comfort or assisted movement.

 

How to choose the right seating or lifting support

  • If you need help getting someone up from the floor after a non emergency fall, look for a patient lifting chair such as the Raizer II.
  • If a carer needs to reduce physical strain during floor recovery, look for a lifting aid designed for assisted use.
  • If you need supportive seating for daily care, look for an Air Chair with comfort, stability and easy access in mind.
  • If the user needs higher weight support, check bariatric seating options and weight capacity carefully.
  • If seated meals, activities or daily routines are part of care, look for compatible accessories such as a meal tray.
  • If the user has pressure care, posture or complex clinical needs, ask an occupational therapist, physiotherapist or nurse for advice before choosing.
  • If the product will be used in a care facility, check cleaning needs, storage, user size, carer training and available space.

 

Seating and Patient Lifting Chairs Product Guide

Mobile Commode Chairs

The Mobile commode chair is chair on wheels that helps people with disabilities or limited mobility get to the shower or toilet. This adjustable shower aid has an open seat that can be used in the shower as well as positioned over any toilet, making showering and using the toilet easier.

 Our Mobile Commode Chair - Rebotec is a quality 3-in-1 commode, over toilet aid and commode shower chair with wheels designed for those with mobility challenges. IThese shower chairsa nd commodes are made for safety, comfort and independence to the user

Raizer II Patient Lifting Chair

The Raizer II Recovery Chair is a bettery-operated specialised patient lifting chair used to help a fallen person back to a sitting position in no time. It is suitable in home care, aged care, disability support and community care settings where falls management and carer safety are important. 

Supportive Air Chairs

Cobalt high back orthopaedic chairs are designed for supportive seated comfort during daily care routines. They may suit people who spend longer periods seated or need a tilt & reclining chair that supports easier care, comfort and stability throughout the day.

Bariatric Air Chairs

Bariatric Air Chairs are designed for users who need a wider or stronger seating option. Weight capacity, seat width, comfort, access and carer handling should all be checked before choosing.

Meal tray accessories

A compatible meal tray can make seated activities more practical. It may support meals, drinks, reading, puzzles or other daily tasks while the user remains comfortably seated.

 

Who can benefit from these seatings?

Seating and patient lifting chairs may suit people who need support after falls, carers who assist with daily mobility, and users who need comfortable seated support during the day. They can also be useful in aged care, disability support, rehabilitation and home care settings.

This category may help seniors, NDIS participants, people with disability, people with reduced strength, people recovering from illness or injury and care teams looking for safer ways to support daily routines.

 

NDIS and independent living note

Seating and patient lifting equipment may relate to daily living goals, safer transfers, carer support, and comfort during everyday routines. Some products may be NDIS eligible when they match your disability support needs and plan goals.

BetterCareMarket is a Registered NDIS Provider. Funding approval is not automatic, especially for higher cost or specialised equipment. Check with your occupational therapist, physiotherapist, support coordinator or plan manager if you are unsure which product is appropriate.

 

Takeaway

The right seating or lifting support should make daily care safer, more comfortable and easier to manage for both the user and carer.

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about BetterCareMarket's Seating:

A patient lifting chair is used to help raise a person from the floor into a seated position after a fall, when it is safe to move them. It can help reduce manual lifting strain for carers and support workers.
The Raizer II may be used after a non emergency fall when the person is conscious, not seriously injured and safe to move. If there is pain, injury, confusion, head impact or any concern, seek medical help first.
No. A patient lifting chair helps lift a person from the floor. A lift recliner chair usually helps a seated person rise from a chair. They solve different mobility and care needs
An Air Chair may suit someone who needs supportive seating for daily comfort, care routines or longer sitting periods. It may also help carers create a more practical seated setup for meals, rest or activities.
A bariatric Air Chair is designed for larger users who need a stronger or wider seating option. Always check the seat width, weight capacity and user comfort before choosing.
Yes. Patient lifting chairs and supportive seating can help carers manage daily support with less physical strain. Correct use, training and product suitability are still important.
Some options may be suitable for home use, depending on space, storage, user needs and carer ability. Check product dimensions and speak with a therapist if the user has complex mobility or transfer needs.
Clinical advice is recommended if the user has pressure care needs, falls risk, pain, posture concerns, complex disability, recent surgery or reduced ability to communicate discomfort.
Some seating and patient lifting products may be NDIS eligible if they relate to your disability support needs and plan goals. Approval depends on your plan, supporting evidence and whether the product is considered reasonable and necessary.
Check weight capacity, seat size, comfort, cleaning needs, storage, carer handling, user posture and how the product will be used each day. For specialised equipment, therapist input can help avoid the wrong fit,