Jazzy Air 2 Elevating Power Chair

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wilbert l. from averill park, ny (caregiver)

The insurance company paid for the chair that we are going to be getting. We will now only pay a small payment.

Meets most of my needs.

Haven't found any so far.

larry l. from round rock, tx (caregiver)

Polio at age 5 now going through Post Polio Syndrome. Unable to walk.

Ease of use

Very sensitive joy stick

kathleen k. from fernandina beach, fl

64 year old retired disabled nurse that can walk short distances with a walker but any distance causes pain. 2019 I had spinal surgery.

12" lift

center wheel drive would prefer a real wheel drive

ed w. from alma, mi

double amputie use the chair all the time

Point of elevating.

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leonid s. from rosedale, md (caregiver)

Irina Shats, physical disability person.

Height allows easy access to daily needs.

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lisa p. from port saint joe, fl

Age 30 Limited use of hands Not able to stand or support self on legs Severe body pain

Maneuverability! Seating!

Arm rests could be wider and longer.

david s. from minot, nd

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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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The up & down controls

The front spinner wheels.

althea s c. from henderson, nv

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A small, compact footprint and tight turning radius. Of course, the ability to become taller at the touch of a button.

Low speed range does not seem to lower speed of spinning in place; causing some rather "close" moments in tight quarters.

richard c. from libertyville, il

87 yo male who has been declining in mobility over many years. Moved from a scooter/walker combo to Jazzy air2 power wheelchair.

Design, features and quality are best features, but the chair it too large for use in smaller homes with narrow hallways, and tight turns into bedroom/bathrooms

Size is the major problem for in house use. Needs to be shorter with a tighter turn radius.

charles l. from lawrenceburg, in

Jazzy 2 was purchased in hope of use by my spouse to navigate the house and kitchen since she cannot walk (67 years old) due to spinal issues.