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AUTHORISED CEILING HOIST SUPPLIER & INSTALLER

Ceiling Hoist Supply and Installation

Professional Ceiling Lift Solutions for Safe Patient Transfers

In partnership with Arjo

Safe, dignified transfer solutions across South Australia.

At TruePath Access Solutions, we are authorised suppliers and installers of ceiling hoists in partnership with Arjo throughout Adelaide and South Australia. Our comprehensive service supports safe, dignified transfers while reducing manual handling risks.

The ceiling hoists we supply through Arjo offer intuitive operation for users and caregivers and can be configured to suit different rooms, transfer needs and care settings.

01 The advantages of Ceiling Hoists
  • Enhanced Safety: reduce manual lifting and associated injury risks.
  • Greater Independence: support more autonomous transfers where appropriate.
  • Improved Dignity: facilitate smooth, comfortable transfers.
  • Single Caregiver Operation: enable safer transfer assistance by one caregiver in suitable circumstances.
  • Versatile Coverage: full-room systems can support transfers to multiple locations.
02 Our range of Arjo Maxi Sky systems

Maxi Sky 2

A versatile ceiling lift for safe, comfortable and dignified transfers, available with straight-track or full-room covering configurations. An Infection Control variant is also available.

Maxi Sky 2 Plus

A bariatric ceiling lift solution designed for plus-size participants, with capacities up to 454 kg (1000 lb) and compatible sling options.

Maxi Sky 440

A portable ceiling lift offering flexibility for spaces where equipment may need to move between track or gantry locations.

Maxi Sky 1000

A high-capacity single-cassette bariatric ceiling lift designed for non-ambulatory bariatric users and compatible with a range of bariatric slings.

03 Professional Ceiling Hoist installation

TruePath Access Solutions provides complete installation services for ceiling lift systems supplied in partnership with Arjo. Our qualified technicians ensure installations meet relevant Australian safety standards and NDIS requirements.

01

Initial Assessment

We evaluate the space and transfer needs to identify an appropriate configuration.

02

Track Design

We design straight-track or full-room covering layouts to maximise transfer coverage.

03

Professional Installation

Qualified technicians install components to manufacturer specifications.

04

Testing and Training

We test the system and provide guidance on safe operation.

04 Straight Track and Full Room Covering Systems

Straight-track installations provide a direct path between specific transfer points and are well suited to consistent transfer locations.

Full-room covering systems use XY track configurations that allow the ceiling lift to move throughout a larger area, providing greater flexibility where multiple transfer destinations are required.

05 NDIS funding for Ceiling Hoists

Ceiling lift systems may qualify for NDIS funding under assistive technology or home modification categories. We support the process through collaboration with occupational therapists, detailed NDIS-compliant quotes and clear technical specifications.

06 Why choose TruePath for your Ceiling Hoist installation?
  • Authorised Supplier in Partnership with Arjo
  • Qualified Installers trained in ceiling lift installation and safety requirements.
  • NDIS Experience with funding processes and documentation.
  • Comprehensive Service from consultation through installation and support.
  • Local Expertise serving Adelaide and South Australia.
07 Arrange your Ceiling Hoist consultation

Contact our team to discuss your ceiling lift requirements. We'll assess your space, discuss transfer needs and recommend an appropriate solution from the Arjo range.

Call us on 0412 378 335 or complete our online enquiry form to arrange a consultation.

Need a ceiling hoist solution?

Talk to TruePath about assessment, system selection, track design and professional installation.

0412 378 335 · ben@truepathaccess.com.au

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