Risewell

works well for the average person

needs to be in three sizes, small, average and tall. simple matter of replacing the legs like we did. at 6 foot, add another 6 inches to the legs

bruce h. from dallas, tx (caregiver)

stroke, problems getting up and down from a chair

helps in lifting, comfortable

the handle is placed in an area were my dad accidentally starts it.

maria r. from miami lakes, fl (caregiver)

great product, it has worked very well for my father. He sits comfortably for about 5 hours daily.

strong construction, easy assembly

plastic housing of motor control under seat was cracked on delivery. Does not affect performance.

june k. from titusville, nj (caregiver)

77 yr old female, +250 lbs. uses walker,

The produce is a good chair however I had many problems 1 st shipment back was drilled incorrectly and would not attache to chair - They sent a 2nd chair went togethe find w/ back fitting but motor did not work - had to take apart and attach back to 1 st chair to get one chair that works. Problem w/ quality control????

Quality control

gail d. from woonsocket, ri (caregiver)

Father over 90 very large man with parkinson and hip problems

Helps someone to get up a little easier

First chair came in with back that would not fit into chair. Company sent in second chair after putting to gether the motor would not work. Took two chairs to make one that works.

gail d. from woonsocket, ri (caregiver)

My Dad 91 yrs old overweight and hard time moving

designed well for the purpose

no real weaknesses

nicholas g. from denton, tx

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Comfort

Maneuverability. My mother uses this chair at her kitchen table, where she spends the better part of her day. It is difficult for her to slide the chair forward to the table, when she wants to eat or read. You might want to rethink the bases of the legs.

richard g. from cornwall-on-hudson, ny (caregiver)

My mother, who is 79 years old and suffers with MS. She is still just barely ambulatory.