Assist-A-Tray

Adjustable and heavy duty

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tom r. from west lake village, ca (caregiver)

My father has Parkinson’s and is in an assisted living situation. He enjoys eating some meals in his chair in his room and watching sports on tv

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richard d. from lompoc, ca

Disabled with loss of right leg.

Stability.

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john r m. from laurel, ny

84 years.

Ability to position tray almost anywhere.

Cup holder not large enough for a coffee mug.

norma r. from richardson, tx (caregiver)

Age 81, unable to get up without assistance.

The handle allows one to get in and out of the lift chair and can be placed under the feet of the left or right side legs of the lift chair.

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kay c. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

Brother...right side paralyzed since 1968 now requires more equipment than just a wheel chair.

It is amazing that the tray moves.

Assembling it.

irene h. from jamaica, ny (caregiver)

I bought this product for my mother. She LOVES it! It has made life a lot easier for her!

Sized for individuals, quiet smooth motors, comfortable.

The instructions for the remote are unintelligible - they need to be simplified or rewritten.

hila w. from leesburg, va (caregiver)

93 years old, non-ambulatory.

Design

The base stationary tube could adjust to smaller lengths.

joanne a. from long neck, de (caregiver)

Husband (age 84) who can only sleep in recliner. Needed help pulling himself up from reclining position.

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deborah h. from e. wareham, ma (caregiver)

58 year old male with Parkinson's disease. Uses wheelchair most of the time due to very limited mobility.

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john m. from olney, tx (caregiver)

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Well made, very sturdy. Easy to put together and easy to use.

Maybe a deeper cup holder, so drink will not spill if table is moved.

leila a. from austin, tx (caregiver)

92 yrs. old female, legally blind with arthritis

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gary d. from connersville, in

I like it very much