Comforter PR-505 Luxe Edition

what it does

needs more styles

jacqueline s. from new york, ny (caregiver)

80 years old. no disability. just needs help to get up from a siting position

The chair sits firmer than her old leather recliner, but she got used to this in a very short time and loves it. We were pleasantly surprised by the color and quality of the fabric.

not as attractive as her old recliner.

judy m. from oaklahoma city, ok (caregiver)

78 y/o woman with severe arthritis of knees. Bought after a fall.

being able to get my feet up high.

I need a cushion behind my back to prevent neck pain. the neck pain is due to my head being bent forword by the top part of the chair's back.

terry m. from queensbury, ny

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Quiet, handles my weight, Pleasant color,fits me very well

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william w. from springfield, va

63 years old female with deg.joint disease, post car accident.Other problems due to pain and lack of endurance. alows me to elavate my legs =less ed

I love the heat and the choice of positions for my back and legs. I can nap or sit to do needle work.

I believe the vibration for one side is stronger on one side than the other. I use it rarely as it feels rather weak. The head rest while it is wellpadded, causes one's head to roll either to the right or left, because there is a deep seam just to both sides of center where ones head will roll if attempting to nap.

james m. from cortez, co

Age-74...Probs. are lower back pain with neuropothy in feet

Well-built; looks like a normal piece of furniture (motor and mechanisms well-hidden but easy to access for repair and maintenance); doesn't make user feel his disability is shouting its presence to family and friends.

Very heavy (but necessarily so). Make sure it's in the right spot before the delivery guys leave.

kathleen d. from albuquerque, nm (caregiver)

active 85 yr old male with recent onset of increased pain from severe degenerative arthritis in the lower spine.

so far, it works as expected but we haven't had it that long.

Patient thinks it is a little bit hard, not as comfortable as his old chair but he needs to be able to get in and out so the chair does perform as expected.

ann s. from punta gorda, fl (caregiver)

small cell lung cancer patient

Comfort and ease of use.

Not any I can think of.

didier t. from north bethesda, md

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It is easy to use and does what promised.

We haven't found any yet.

ruth d. from manchester, pa (caregiver)

She is 78 years old and had broken her hip. She is unable to climb the stairs to the bedroom and sleeps in the Lift Chair. She also needs the tilt f

Quite - many positions - easy to operate - quality fabric - could have returned

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lottie r. from rose hill, ms

91 years old; needs to sleep in chair because of breathing problems.

everything

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juanita b. from jacksonville, fl

I am so pleased that I brought this chair, Now my family can rest when I sit down. They no longer have to help me up. I have a bad back and polyneurop

THE ABILITY TO USE AS A REGULAR CHAIR OR PUT MY FEET UP OR RECLINE EVEN TO A POSITION WHERE MY FEET ARE ELEVATED ABOVE MY HEART TO REDUCE SWELLING IN MY FEET.

I HAVEN'T FOUND AND WEAKNESS

fontelle s. from troy, mi

I AM 50 AND HAVE SECONDARY PROGESSIVE MS. AND UNABLE TO WALK.