Medical Equipment

Inva-Lift

A product site for a patented battery-powered fall recovery device, built to sell one piece of equipment to four very different buyers: fire, EMS, senior living, and health systems.

Web Design
Inside the work
The challenge

The Inva-Lift Pro 500 came out of three decades of emergency response and the fact that nobody had solved lift assists properly. But a product that serves fire departments, EMS, senior living communities and health systems has four buying processes, four budgets, and four reasons to care. A generic product page would have spoken to none of them.

What we did
  1. 01One clear promise at the top, raising the standard for fall recovery, before any specification or feature list
  2. 02The founder's own reason for building it kept on the page, because in this category the credential is the story
  3. 03Benefit framing a buyer in any of the four segments reads as their own problem: no strain, no guesswork, no risk
  4. 04A fast, technically clean build, which is what a device page competing against established manufacturers needs
  5. 05Built on a private staging site and switched over from the old Squarespace site with no downtime
  6. 06An interactive fall counter on the homepage, a running tally of falls in the year that updates about every 1.3 seconds
  7. 07Direct Stripe checkout with free shipping in the continental US, and a request-a-quote form for other destinations
  8. 08A Fall Recovery Risk Assessment added as a second lead tool, alongside the main Get the Chair call to action
  9. 09Launched in early October 2026 with a tracking pixel on every page for a regional TV campaign and a new Google Analytics property handed to the client
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