Specialty Line; Infinite Position LL-660/670

The controls; able to lower and raise back and footrest individually. When there is power outage, which is often in PR, I can lower the footrest.

There is no recharger.

lygia r. from la cumbre, san juan , puerto rico

74 yrs. of age, incapcitated on right side due to stroke.

Smooth and quiet operation.

Back cushions not as comfortable for patient who is shorter or if they aren't sitting back in the seat far enough. Foot rest not long enough, feet dangle off.

lester w. from elkton, md (caregiver)

This chair is used by an 85 yr. old stroke patient, male, and with limited ability to walk. He can transfer with assistance.

The infinite position and separate foot rest controls allow me to alter positions which increases comfort after sitting a while.

When I have hip replacement, I will need to keep my knees below my hip so it would be nice to use the foot rest with the chair in the upright sitting position.

david k. from silverdale, wa

65 years old, spinal fusion surgery

flexability

Seat cushions too hard, back cushions too soft. Separation between back and seat cushions when used as a bed

jim b. from east rochester, ny (caregiver)

64 year old woman who cannot sit up or walk due to diabetes.Wanted to use in place of hospital bed.

I sleep in the chair and find it very comfortable as well as being easy to use.

None.

joyce w. from amarillo, tx

Not provided

lift mechanism

Seat cushion is hard and uncomfortable.

al d. from redondo beach, ca (caregiver)

79 year old diabetic. Overweight, missing part of one foot.