Drop-Arm Transport Commode Chair

Servers as commode, can be set over toilet, and is a shower chair. It is low enough for a person under 5 feet who cannot assist in transfer.

The commode pot could be a littlet lower from the acutal seat. When the person is sitting on it to remove the pot scraps against the buttocks.

irena n. from south bend, in (caregiver)

My mother is 84 years old and is unable to walk or even assist in her transfer. This chair is wonderful.

EASY ACCESS INTO SHOWER

ARMS ARE A LITTLE GOOSEY, WEAK

john c. from oceanside, ca (caregiver)

68 LOUY BODY DEMENTIA WITH PARKENSENS GATE PROBLEM

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rorie b. from mishawaka, in

64 physical disability

comfortable, easy to roll

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lynn o. from lake bluff, il

Nursing home setting, mostly used by elderly, with difficulty walking

Durable, rolls with ease and holds my body without and problem of feeling unsafe.

Legs rest are a little to high for my feet and legs.

elizabeth b. from moon township, pa

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Sturdy chair. Exceptional set of features in the moveable arms that get out of the way of transfer. Removable back and ease of doing so is very important. Chair is supportive to the person needing to use it. Pail is also well designed although it is easy to move over a toilet. The footrests add to the comfort of the occupant, yet move out of the way when unneeded.

Have not found any yet. This is exactly the chair I was looking for at a very decent price.

alice p. from greenwood, in (caregiver)

User is a 12 year old with muscular dystrophy. This chair makes it easy to transfer from his wheelchair since both have moveable arms.

Not only takes care of her bathing needs but works as an excellent commode. The brakes really lock in and she feels secure using it.

Cannot think of any.

rudolph t. from la crescenta, ca (caregiver)

77 year old mother with fused lower lumbar, lymphadema of lower extremities, COPD, atrial flutter, and extremely immoble

Good height

Brakes awkward to access

stephen o. from macon, ga

60+ very limited use of legs

Used as a comode seat and then transfer into shower. Fits well into small, handicap "friendly" bathroom. Comfortable seat. Wheels move easily on tile and carpet.

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linda b. from east new market, md (caregiver)

Used by 93 year old who is able to transfer.

very easy to move the chair with a 200lb patient

the arm lifts... the metal clasps ..on side of arms.... when sliding on or off... they are too high and patient can scratch themselves on it...

joan l. from algonquin, il (caregiver)

My husband is blind and paralyzed in left leg and arm

moves easy on any surface, light weight, drop arms are great.

haven't found any as of yet

john s. from columbus, oh (caregiver)

bought for our father who's 76, had a hemoratic stroke. Has no useful movement of left side so has to use slide board to go to and from bed, chair etc

My Dad is 87 and he and his children love the chair so he is able to take a shower again.

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gary n. from cat spring, tx (caregiver)

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