Elegance LC-560/560W/575 3-Position

see above.

none so far.

joseph m. from frederick, md

age-79 disability-body inclusion myositis with muscular weakness.

simple operation, slow and steady(important for patients with balance problems), firmly padded but soft enough for old bones, quiet (can be reclined carefully by caretaker when patient is asleep)- very nice well padded one piece leg extension - size of chair fits patient very well

We have not encountered any as yet

annette m. from louisburg, nc (caregiver)

89 yrs old female- recent hip replacement, older knee replacement, arthritis pain, some dementia

viberator and heat should cover more area

the leg rest should be independent of the back.

walter b. from aurora, il

the leg rest should raise seperately

not real sure about this chair I seem to buy one every 3 1/2 years

The foot rest could be padded more

neely r. from memphis, tn (caregiver)

My son is 43 years old and was shot in the head by his girlfriend and it left him serverly handicapped. He weighs about 265 lbs and it is hard on me t

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barrie t. from chapel hill, nc (caregiver)

Age 78, severe arthritis and back pain, hip replacement

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david s. from mebane, nc (caregiver)

This is the 2nd Pride lift chair that we have obtained for my mother. She now has one in the living room and in her bedroom suite. They are invaluabl

Chair works well.

Only thing that troubles me is the seat depth, I have to skitch back in it. I am 5'-11 1/2".

roy p. from horseheads, ny

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Imagine sitting in a wheelchair all day! Now he not only has more comfort, but he can also lay back and take a snooze if he wants. It has made his life much easier and gives him more comfort with the control that adjusts the back to different levels. It also lifts him up so it is easier to get to his walker.

Hey, we are happy campers. No problems I realize you can buy more expensive chairs with heat, etc. but this fills the bill for us. We are very pleased. Thank you!

kay w. from marion, in (caregiver)

The chair was purchased for Father, 85 yrs old. He has had both legs amputated just below the knees. He has prothsesis on both. He uses a walker an

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kathlyn c. from winchester, ca (caregiver)

53 Mustiple sclorsis, ease of getting up and down, comfortable back.

removeable arms are great for transfers, the material and comfortableness is great, the price was good, glad i could buy it from you

could use some more positions as chair isn't always where I need it

david t. from gravette, ar

44 years old. multiple sclerosis. can't walk, no balance, needs full care

It is easy to use, very comfortable and perfect for the user who has limited mobility. Every other nursing home patient and caregiver has wanted to sit in the chair as well!

No weaknesses.

lori t. from port saint lucie, fl (caregiver)

The user is a 59-year old male who has limited mobility as a result of several strokes.

allows the user freedom to get out of chair with no assistance --- controller is easy to use --- allows for different positions, i.e. sitting for television watching or reading, or leaning back to take a nap

no weaknesses noticed

walter w. from nixon, tx (caregiver)

ninety-four year old female --- limited ability to stand by herself or rise out of the sitting position