Comforter PR-501 Small/Junior Petite 3-Position

comfortable and livable.

Remote should have preset positions, like favorite positions, and have a holder on chair arm for finding the remote.

alvin a. from coatesville, pa (caregiver)

female, age 84. The lift chair is great. Solves many problems of getting my spouse up and down from a chair

Ease of raising and lowering the chair.

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russell f. from woodbridge, va (caregiver)

The chair is for my mother-in-law. She is 87 years young and is only 5 feet tall.

Easy to operate especially for someone who is not mechanically inclined.

Large size for a shared nursing home room.

margaret o. from wappingers falls, ny (caregiver)

95 year old woman who has trouble standing and walking

That it lifts.

Arms could be padded more. Not the size I expected. Says it is good for 5' person. No, feet hang off.

marie b. from phoenix, az

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I can't really honsetly answer this because I don't use it or live with my mom.

Again I can't give an honest assesment because I don't use it or live with the user.

kelly t. from pasadena, md (caregiver)

I purchased this chair for my mom. She has severe rheumatiod arthritis. She was diagnosed almost 30 years ago as a young woman.

Ease of use!

While price is high, Spinlife did offer a good discount vs. retail stores. This is still a good life investment.

laura c. from woodland, ca (caregiver)

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It's so easy to operate,and I'm so comfortable, that I don't want to leave my chair.

I can't say anything negative about my chair, except I don't want to get off my chair.

lorraine g. from dracut, ma

I'm 58 years old and have a joint disease, which limits my amount of activity. By evening I have limited mobility. No effort at all getting in and out

confort and easy to control

Feet dangle

david s. from lino lakes, mn

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The ease of the control systems.

For the Jr/small petite person, back should sit up at 90 degree angle and hortizontal seam a little lower. When in leg lift mood not to tilt so far back at first level. But when laying flatter can go back. Also headrest could be a little softer as the hardness puts pressure on back of head. I realize one size does not fit all !! But happy with the lift....

vivian s. from kingston, tn

At 80 I have a lot of leg disabilities and discomfort. These lift chairs are a God send. I do like sitting up straiter and not slouch.

We like the fabric and the softness and padding, however it is not overly padded either. The chair is a perfect fit for mom whether she is reclined and resting or sitting upright in it.

About the only negative comment we have is that the control mechanism seems to confuse one when using it. The two arrows could be replaced with another icon perhaps; maybe a reclining position and an upright one both made from stick men.

debbie b. from wheatland, wy (caregiver)

The user is my mother. She is 78 years old and has profound dementia and can only walk with assistance.

The chair is very well made, Styling looks great in our family room.The seat is not too deep and is comfortable with a firm seat.

The only weakness I discovered was it was a little to high off the floor. My spouse is 5'5" and his feet do not fully touch the floor.

shirley w. from ravenna, oh (caregiver)

to assist my spouse to a standing position when needed. He has Dementia

The courtesy and thoroughness of the white-glove set up personnel

none

allan r. from yorktown, va (caregiver)

The user of the chair is 86, needs a walker to get around, and has difficulty sitting and then getting up.