What is the best simple transfer device for one caregiver? 94 yr patient has weak legs. Gait belts-no help. Our hoyer lift-takes too long.

Thanks cwillie! My wife is the 24hr caregiver. She is a former CNA. She knows the proper transfer methods. Her mother is getting progressively agitated. Sometimes she can't touch her without a meltdown. The 90 lbs becomes deadweight. I am there every day and help with the transfers. We have hospice and they are wonderful. They even provide the incontinence product. Hospital bed, nurse on call and once a week visit. Bath aid twice a week. Chaplain, PTs once a week. Social worker. Then there is Meals on Wheels. The highlight of my MIL's week. She is legally blind, very hard of hearing but with brand new hearing aids she enjoys talking books tapes from Books for the blind. Thanks again.