Jazzy Air 2 Elevating Power Chair

We have been using a Jazzy power wheel chair for 5 years. This one has 12 inches of elevation for reaching cabinets, sinks, stove, etc. There is nothing else on the market like it.

Although Medicare will pay for the basic power wheel chair, they will not pay for the Jazzy 2 Air with 12 inches of motorized elevation. Therefore, we had to pay out of pocket.

david w. from gilbert, az (caregiver)

70 year old woman who cannot walk, and can stand with considerable difficulty.

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carolyn l. from inglewood, ca

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I love that the seat raises so I can reach things up high..The chair is very easy to use.

I really haven't found any yet.

lee b. from chambersburg, pa

I am 70 years old. I am basically nonambulatory due to scar tissue from back surgeries followed by a MRSA infection in 1998.

Greatest strength is that it improves life quality and independence immediately.

Can’t get it fully charged even after 8-9 hours. Also can’t find cup holder to fit.

mary m. from round hill, va (caregiver)

I am 79 and suffer from spine RA ensuing with fusion from C3 to S1 with severe nerve impairment. After a manual and a power chair, I found SpinLife.

Does everything I need very well.

Arm rests could be softer. Foot rest lower, I have long legs. NOTE: Barbara is my wife.

barbara j. from troy, mi

Thomas Johnson, 90 years. Stroke victim, both knees cannot straighten beyond 20 degrees from vertical. Cannot stand up.

Distance coverage, ease of use, elevating feature

None discovered as of yet

alan a. from alliance, oh

71 years old w/inclusion body myositis

It seems to be very durable and well built. It does everything the description says it will do. I would have kept it if not for the fact that my hallways and door frames are too small for this unit.

none that I know of.

keith n. from fort smith, ar (caregiver)

back and leg problems preventing the ability to walk without falling.

ease of operation

none

jack t. from east aurora, ny

I'm 71 years old with Parkinsons disease. getting around is getting very difficult.When i got my Jazzy2 air, all of that changed. This chair is #1

The ability to raise up and have conversations at eye level.

The small foot plate

regina l. from marietta, ga

I am a 46yr old woman paraplegic injury level T6

One of the best features is the ability to raise the chair up. He can now reach things on upper shelves and get his clothes from the closet plus the ability to transfer is much easier out of this chair.

At this time we have not used it enough to see any weaknesses.

frances p. from winifrede, wv (caregiver)

76 years old

Seat elevation, easy to use, well made, quiet operation. A solid, nice chair.

Only "issues" are front and rear casters do sort of get in the way when approaching things in the forward position (kitchen counters,etc.). But manageable.

sarah c. from tappahannock, va

Long time manual wheelchair user (my primary mobility device). 66 years old with MS. Use this primarily in the house for cooking, etc.

Abilities to raise me up so that I can reach top cupboards and speak to people at eye level

Not really found any weaknesses that may affect me. But I have only had the chair for about 2 weeks

julian p. from emmaus, pa

I am 63 years old and had a compressed spinal cord that has left me in a wheelchair and wearing a cervical collar 24/7. I also suffer with RSD.