any choice of shifting patients to upstairs by steps?

Question

sir there is a proposal of a hospital in the first floor of the building ,there is no fecility of lift and ramp - can any body suggest the method of shifting the patints to upstairs

Answer 1

In a pinch, it is not too difficult to transport
a wheelchair bound patient up & down stairs.
As a regular thing, it should be avoided.
It would interfere with fire safety evacuation plans.
If you want the hospital there, build the ramps.

Answer 2

If you are in the United States you are violating the Americans with Disabilities (ADA) act by not having access to the facility for disabled people. The only thing that I could recommend that might satisfy your needs and code issues would be to look into having a chairlift installed at the staircase. They are pretty much seats with a track that runs up and down the stairwell. Someone would have to carry the wheelchair or walker (if there is one) up to the floor above for the disabled person. I doubt this will be allowed in a hospital facility in the US though.

Answer 3

a crane. helicopter. its the best. tie a rope around their waist and pull them up. they may be a little banged up and bruised, but hey. their old, they're gonna die soon anyway. just bandaid them up.