Comforter PR-535 Luxe Edition

nice upholstery and ease of use

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trish m. from allenhurst, nj (caregiver)

Mother-in-law has spinal stenosis and has trouble getting in and out of chairs.

The remote control is easy to use and impopossible to lose even for dementia patient. The design is space conserving and it does not overpower the smallish livingroom.

Getting it set-up requires either two people or enough physical strength to tilt the chair on end.

deborah f. from belmont, ma (caregiver)

My elderly husband who suffers from dementia.

The controls, a chair that is meticulously crafted and beautiful color (cranberry).

I have found no weaknesses.

george h. from brookfield, mo

80 year old with a disability. Partially disabled in walking and a nagging back.

Comfortable, quiet, attractive upholstery. Looks and performs as described including the installation.

A chair cover to protect the upholstery would be nice. The chair is a little clunky, not in a major way. Not truly a weakness since the chair functions well otherwise. Need a more versatile method to secure control on left side.

betty b. from titusville, fl

83y/o, physical issues, can only sleep on back

Liked everything about it.

The weakness is the white glove delivery for this item. The white glove treatment for the hospital bed was much better and worth every penny. This was worth maybe $50 at the most.

charles a. from kansas city, mo

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motor gets you up quick and smooth

too much padding.

diana d. from orland hills, il

Have physical disability need help getting up, in my early 60's. This chair was overstuffed and hard to get comfortable in.

Reclining, lift feature, heat and massage features.

Haven’t found any yet

anita e. from rogers, mn

Disabled veteran

The size was perfect and he likes the fact that head and feet work independently. He had a different model that was a tall and wasn't independent. In his heyday he was 6'3" and the tall was too long. He would slide down in it. This one fits much better.

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johna b. from simpsonville, sc (caregiver)

Bought the chair for my 84-year-old father with leg muscle weakness.

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Seat needs to be reinforced

donald s. from san antonio, tx

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Ease of use and beautiful color

footrest does not go high enough

norma a. from foxburg, pa

66 year old with lymphodema and arthritis

head and legs can move separetly

The back does not come up straight enough

june b. from woodward, ok

I am 65 y/o disabled adult.

the ability to extend back to an almost horizontal position.

Too many pillowy cushions. I was hoping to use it later on in my life but I don't like the puffy head cushion. It is so puffy it pushes my head forward. The chair has to be almost horizontal for that cushion to be comfortable to me.

terry d. from rimond hill, ga (caregiver)

my husband is 6' 5" tall. He has been in constant pain from 3 bulging disks and bone infection and we had no furniture he could sit on comfortably.