Relaxer PR-756 w/ MaxiComfort

the way the moter works when you move the chair up an down it moves slow an steady

when you are all the way back an use the center button to put it down the foot rest will stick up an then it will drop down thats all i can see worng with the chair

john r. from donna, tx

i only have one leg. i like the way it will lay out the way it does an all the differnt ways full or part way with them foot up or down.

The features, material and comfort

Have not found any yet.

john h. from williams bay, wi (caregiver)

90 years old, feeble, but, mobile.

Ease of operation. Color is gorgeous. Comfortable and versatile.

None. We had a little problem with delivery, but it was the Christmas season so we almost expected the delay.

sherrie v. from artesia, nm

My husband has Parkinsons disease and loves his new chair. What a nice product.

looks, available positions

as stated in one line summary + requires extra pillows for support.

jean s. from corona, ca

mid 60s, partially paralized by MS, no caretaker

comfort, lift, adjustability generally

the massage feature is virtually useless and I'm sorry I paid for it.

steven g. from oakland, ca

55, Parkinson's Disease coupled with obesity.

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victoria m. from monroe, nc (caregiver)

Age and physical disability

Sturdy construction,great positioning,medium size takes up little space and heavy duty frame supports my weight securely.

None

oddis h. from oakland, ca

58 year old male with lumbar,thoracic, and cervical disc damage

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david c. from warner robins, ga (caregiver)

60 yrs w/f use walker and powerchair

Comfortable, ease of adjusting

slight slight slip-page after settings are made

james b. from carrollton, tx

Post Polio legs/waist,Shoulder joints rebuilt, leg braces. now 68 affected @ 7 yrs and later in life

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steven f. from denver, co

physical diability

Comfort

Leather, needs to have a cushion if patient sits in it all the time. Makes seat too warm.

suzanne b. from carthage, me (caregiver)

81 yrs old blind, previous bkn hip,

Ease of standing ability from the chair

An easier, more obvious control center on the remote, make it easier to learn and to remember and obvious directions, maybe w/pictures, I don't know!

karla r. from deer lodge, mt (caregiver)

My husband, 68, stroke patient w/many disabilities ie right arm paralysis, partial rt leg paralysis,alot of pain on total rt side, walking, getting up