Heritage LC-58 2-Position

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Chair came and was not operable internal electric connection was undone

michael a. from pearl river, ny (caregiver)

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kate c. from palisades park, nj

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I was dissapointed that you can't elevate your feet while sitting up straight. Does not recline enough to sleep in. Fabric is a little itchy,otherwise reasonably comfortable.

priscilla d. from lutz, fl

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comfort and easy to get up

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elaine p. from youngston, oh (caregiver)

Dementia afflected Mother in assisted living facility.

Good quality build, ease of operation and assembly.

None to speak of if purchased privately, bypassing Medicare, rather than have to wait on red tape.

lawrence w. from thomson, ga (caregiver)

Wife, 85 Yrs old Bad Knees, Legs,feet etc.Strain to rise from chairs.

Smooth operation and comfort

None that we have observed. We have had the chair for over 1 month.

jose r. from morrisville, nc (caregiver)

My husband is an 83 year old man with arthritis as well as Alzheimer's disease. We needed something to give him a boost as he would not cooperate in h

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beatrice c. from newtown square, pa (caregiver)

This chair turned out to be even better than I had expected. My mom is able to control it herself and loves how comfortable and attractive it is. As

the ease of use and comfort

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patricia k. from tomahawk, wi (caregiver)

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Remote can be moved to left or right easily and does not have a lot of buttons which can be confusing to the elderly.

Haven't noticed any since I don't see the chair "in action" every day.

joyce k. from little neck, ny (caregiver)

The user is an 87 yr. old woman with Parkinsons and spinal stenosis. She uses a cane and walker to walk around and prefers to sit a little "higher" so

Comfort & ease of use.

None.

bettie p. from alexandria, va (caregiver)

85, dimentia, limited mobility

comfortable and adjustable. quiet operation Light weight enough to be repositioned easily

She is short and the chair is still too deep for her to get all the way to the back easily

marjorie b. from lexington, ky (caregiver)

86 yr/old woman with difficulty ambulating and coming to stand -in nursing home

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stephannie s. from mckinney, tx (caregiver)

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