Specialty Line; Infinite Position LL-660/670

It is solidly built and very comfortable.

Raising and lowering the footrest is a little confusing because of the connection to the up-down switch for the seat.

patricia r. from independence, wi (caregiver)

90, limited mobility, biggest problem is rising from a sitting podition

Price, fabric, great warrantly, zipper cushions with removable padding. The lift part really helps a disabled person to get in and out of the chair with ease.

The chair is too large for a petite peron. My daughter is only 5'1" and we purchased the small/medium which is much too big for her. The chair is made for taller people. It would be nice if it came in "small".

teresa l. from austin, tx (caregiver)

Daughter has a rare degenerative Neurolgical disorder, can only take a few steps with walker, uses wheelchair most of the time, legs, arms are numb.

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joseph l. from chicago, il

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joseph l. from chicago, il

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This is an attractive, strong, well built chair. It is also easy to operate. On this model the infinite settings allow for maximum positioning and comfort.

I cannot think of any weaknesses, the chair has performed as I expected.

gary p. from carrolton, ky (caregiver)

83 yr old female, with hip removed on right side. Sitting in chair at least allows patient to 'get out of bed'. Chair can be used for therapy, bending

The chair that I ordered is sized for smaller people making fit and comfort much better than the 'one-size-fits-all' alternatives.

Detailing and Workmanship might be better, though the chair functions nicely.

ernest b. from salt lake city, ut (caregiver)

Female, age 93 in fairly good health but some weakness in limbs.

We tried several lift-Chairs at different stores and found none to compare to the one we received from your Company, as far as the overall quality is concerned. I haven't received the accessory pkg. the bedding, sheets, etc., so I can't rate it.

We really found no weaknesses in the chair. The only problem was learning the control switches, but that was our problem. The chair overall is outstanding. Thank You, Ray Wiley

ray w. from norfolk, va

Both my wife and I use the chair, I'm 81 yrs. old and my wife is 79 yrs.old and we both have back problems, but I am the primary user of the chair. W

infinite positions remote control ease of use by caregiver

my mom can not sit back all the way she is short and needs a chair that is lower to the ground a child size chair we manage with pillows etc.

irene z. from enfield, ct (caregiver)

My mom 81 Alzheimers short stature assisted living with my dad knee problems

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tammy b. from laconia, nh (caregiver)

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Easy to operate and the ability to recline in the infinite position is great.

The motors should work faster.

carolyn f. from shreveport, la

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Infinate positioning, heat (great for pain), ability to get up and down without hurting more, and high enough to get out of without needing someone pulling on me.

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a roxanne n. from flintville, tn

I am the user, care giver and donee. I have purchased four of these chairs from you. My first one is still good, the feet won't lift, but am able

form equals function or vice versa

it would be nice if leg platform went a little higher

lee c. from pittsburgh, pa

male 78 yrs old. leg swellings a problem