Built by someone who lived the problem

KyphoLift did not start in a product lab. It started in a magnet room — watching patients get lifted, padding shift, and technologists absorb a risk no one was tracking.

Brandon Johnson began in X-ray more than 18 years ago, earned a B.S. in Advanced Radiology, and spent 12 years in MRI. Kyphosis, obesity, fusions, patients who cannot lie flat. What the department had was pillows and a second pair of hands.

The work that followed was developed at the University of Utah Health system and is manufactured with Turner MedTech. The unit rolls into the room you already have. Nothing is installed. The carrying case stays outside 200 gauss.

MR Conditional up to 3.0T — not MR Safe. Always the Instructions for Use before clinical use.