Rehabilitation centres are among the settings the manufacturer names for the HH-IHR01, which it presents as providing rehabilitation mobility support. Where users there differ in how much of their own weight they can bear, those who can partially bear it rise from sitting in sit-to-stand mode with the hoist's support. Those who need complete lifting assistance are raised in a compatible sling on the same frame.
In a nursing home, the hoist's transfer applications cover daily moves to a bed, a wheelchair, a toilet and a commode chair. Its silent wheels move it quietly between care areas, and carers choose the method for each resident, depending on mobility.
The manufacturer also lists home care as a setting. In a home, the HH-IHR01 gives the person being cared for the method their mobility requires: assisted standing or a full-body lift in a compatible sling.
In every setting, carers operate the hoist and choose between sit-to-stand support and the full-body lift. The manufacturer presents it as stable transfer assistance, and rates the system for a maximum load of 200 kg.
The manufacturer gives the system three purposes: transfers, rehabilitation support and daily care. Transfers cover a bed, a wheelchair, a toilet and a commode chair, the four points the hoist serves in daily care.
In all three settings, the user's mobility level determines the method used for each transfer, and the HH-IHR01 carries both methods on one frame. For facilities that use it intensively, the manufacturer recommends a maintenance routine.