Silver Sport Reclining

Reclining ability and leg supports are helpful.

Once reclined, the handles are too low to push the chair. But overall it’s well built.

ilana v. from miami, fl (caregiver)

Purchased for my 88-year-old mother with Parkinson’s and dementia. She has several caregivers.

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roscoe b. from houston, tx

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Supportive frame, ability to recline

Lack of instructions, a bit difficult for caregiver to return chair to upright from recline position.

denise a. from richland, wa

54 yr old female with advanced MS. 277 lbs

Adjustable back and footrest

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terry w. from decatur, al

Age 95, dementia, 205 lbs., can't walk or stand

Back adjustment, leg adjustment.

Can't think of any.

terry w. from decatur, al (caregiver)

My wife is 95 and has dementia and cannot walk. She weighs 205 lbs.

Ability to change positions and leg supports

Chair width only comes in 18 or 20, not wide enough for comfort and armrests too high when sitting making it uncomfortable

diane h. from kailua, hi

Mom is going on 95, unable to walk, has dementia, is under 100 lbs.

Quality of life.

Did not find any.

phyllis l. from leeds, ut (caregiver)

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Easy to operate, lighter than expected.

None so far.

richard j. from arnold, md (caregiver)

63 year old female with motor defects

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stuart k. from lake worth, fl

75 year old female completely immoble.

Easy to assemble and operate

None so far

teresa s. from alamo, ca (caregiver)

Physical disability

Ease of use

Back is kind of flimsy

michael d. from elgin, il (caregiver)

89 year old with back trouble

More comfortable than most such chairs

Headrest useless

lorraine l f. from northridge, ca

74 yrs. old, cannot walk