The resulting utility patent introduces a multi-functional assistive bed-loading mechanism for the elderly. It consists of a fixed rod and a pulling rod, with a movable lifting rod inside the fixed structure. A storage bag is attached to the outer wall, while a rotating rod connects to the top of the lifting rod at the rear. This configuration creates a stable assembly that ensures firm contact between the user’s hands and the assistive tool when getting up.


By allowing the pull rod to rotate independently, the design enables users to grip the handle securely with both hands, reducing the risk of slipping or imbalance. The mechanism also adapts to the user’s posture changes, improving comfort and efficiency when getting on or off the bed. This design focuses on creating a safer and more intuitive experience for elderly patients and their caregivers alike.