Up-On 3 Healthcare Clothing Wear

 Our video demonstrates our Up-On 3 Assisted Lifting Shorts. Sandra is a professional Physical Therapist assistant. She will demonstrate how easy and safe it is to transfer a patient or loved one from a sitting position to a standing position and then pivot from a standing position back to a sitting position. 

When you get the confidence that someone has a hold of you and you are not going to fall, it is a very secure feeling. Being a professional driver, Mr. Thompson realized a need for safe and sturdy clothing to help patients transfer from a bed to a standing position or pivot to a chair without falling.

 The Up-On 3 belt handle system provides you with three handles at the waist designed intentionally as part of the belt where a caregiver can place their hands when helping a loved one from sit to stand. The belt is adjustable and comfortable for the user and meets industrial performance testing standards with a 1100-pound breaking strength.
You will love wearing a pair of quality, comfortable assisted lifting shorts, where fashion meets function.
• Made of 53% Hemp, 44% Recycled Polyester, 3%         Spandex
• Machine washable
• Reinforced bar tacks for added strength
• Includes the Up-On 3 belt handle system
• Therapist approved
• Made in the USA 

 If you're a caregiver, rehabilitation center or hospital, Up-On 3  is the most efficient way of transferring a patient and preventing them from falling.
Up-On 3 Healthcare Clothing Wear provides you with a new way to assist patients and loved ones that are able to bear weight with a strong safe transfer from their bed to a chair or your car.
Up-On 3 Healthcare Clothing Wear will become your preferred choice for helping anyone who needs assistants in getting up, whether you are at home, rehab center or in the hospital. 

Women's & Men's Shorts

Small to Extra Large

NEW! We also have pants

Small to Extra Large in Blue

Up-on 3 clothing wear makes it easy to help you transfer loved ones safely and easily with dignity in 3 steps:

1 - Move forward to the edge of the chair, wheelchair, or bed

2 - Feet Flat on the floor

3 - Keep your head up