Specialty Wall Hugger LC-835 2-Position (LC-805*)

Wall hugging and space saving; especially due to nursing home he is in is smaller than previous assisted living space

None, only issue I had was the service provider who was supposed to provide the $200 "White Glove" service. I didn't receive this service and had to push back to get the refund/credit of the $200. that wasn't performed. Thanks to customer service for this credit/refund for the service was provided.

sam m. from charlotte, nc (caregiver)

My brother is the user and is in a nursing home in WV. He needs assistance getting up and down and this chair is great and takes up less space

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kenneth f. from baytown, tx (caregiver)

Eldery lady 93 years of age. She loves the heat and vibration of the chair. Look forward to her using this for a long period.

stands up to the use

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justin c. from elwood, ne (caregiver)

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OK but not for watching TV

Too overstuffed.Legs do not go up high enough. Lower back cushion too big which makes it hard to sit up straight.I like my PRIDE all position Lift Chair better but not for TV.

joseph k. from annapolis, md

90 Years old,70% Disabled American Veteran,Bad back,Bad knees.Use it to watch TV

Ease of use

Needs someplace for remote to live

sandra m. from bristol, ri (caregiver)

80 y/o stroke victim with some cognitive deficits.

Ease of using. Love the wall hugging feature.

Don't know yet. Only had it a short while.

ruth n. from tucson, az

Age 85; Neuropathy which makes walking painful; Difficulty getting up and down.

The electronic lift feature

Can't raise legs manually which causes confusion at times. One button operation not up and down to stand so counter intuitive.

seymour g. from silver spring, md

A little confusing that the chair does not recline except electronically. The heat and massage option does not work very well.Doesn't get very warm.

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shirley c. from st. louis park, mn (caregiver)

86 year old female

the comfort and helping the cargiver help the person to stand, you are not pulling on them b/c at that age there bones are very delicate. If you have a love one that sits all day in an assist living home, these chairs work wonderful, their comfort is the most important and that makes them happy.

nothing so far

pamela v. from nanjemoy, md (caregiver)

86 and broke her hip in Nov 07

The recline and lift features.

It's not very comfortable.

donald a. from fort worth, tx

Stroke survivor.

The comfort and the fact that the chair can be set close to the wall (wall hugger). It is also light and easy to move.

I cannot think of any weaknesses.

carol l. from anacoco, la

age 71 with multi-physical problems (heart, kidney, diabetes).