Full Reclining Wheelchair

It's a good chair

The leg rests need a lot of adjusting.

boris t. from enon, oh (caregiver)

73 year old wife with Alzheimers

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renee o. from cohoes, ny (caregiver)

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james c. from tell city, in (caregiver)

94 yrs old and unable to walk. She is in nursing home

The many positions available. The comfort of sitting & also the ease of movement.

There weren't any instructions to put it together. The bar behind the seat Kept coming off & seemed like it was upside down so I took it off & put it on the opposite side & now it stays on.

arlene d. from bethel, pa (caregiver)

My Mother, Arlene is 92 yrs old & can't hold herself in a sitting position without being propped. I am her daughter.

Recline and width of seat.

no seat belt, legs are hard to adjust to correct length. foot straps are too tight for shoes to fit under.

celestine m. from framiningham, ma (caregiver)

The chair was bought for long travel purposes. We have not used it yet in that capacity but have used it on shorter trips. The chair is comfortable.

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lawrence m. from baton rouge, la (caregiver)

Parkinson's patient

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tina b. from birmingham, al (caregiver)

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Heavy duty.

1. Rear back support bar falls off right support. 2. Leg supports need to be longer. 3. Should be able to adjust leg length. 4. Additional padding in seat and back.

richard e. from crestview, fl (caregiver)

86 year old female. 210 lbs. Alzheimer.wheelchair bound.

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charles l. from moab, ut (caregiver)

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