Comforter PR-535 Luxe Edition

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.

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delia i. from livermore, ca (caregiver)

My brother, who we bought this chair for was non-ambulatory, and fully dependent upon others for his mobility.

It's extremely comfortable; Dad says it's like "being on a cloud." Special order upholstery is wonderful to the touch. Infinite positioning allows him to nap during the day.

The motor mechanism moves very slow, with no option to speed it up. Answering the telephone or sitting up for any reason is a rather laborious process.

david s. from macon, ga (caregiver)

86 y/o male, two hip replacements, ambulatory but in significant pain which he refuses to treat with medication. He is caregiver for a spouse with de

comfort, ease of use

i keep losing control remote

carl r. from storrs-mansfield, ct

age 76, bad back

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michael s. from akron, oh (caregiver)

Disabled by stroke, 65

Massage and heater.

Makes noise when chaning positions.

john l. from aurora, il

66, MS, can't walk.

The strengths are the ease in lying back, raising the legs above the heart, and being able to get out of the chair without traumatic pain, which I had been doing in my standard chairs and sofas. The edema in my legs has gone down, and I'm not sure, but I think the chair has helped.

So far I haven't found any weaknesses, and I don't anticipate doing so. I practically live in this chair and love it.

patricia k. from salt lake city, ut

I am a 67-year-old woman with fibromyalgia. I am only 5 feet tall, and I got the small size.

The ability to elevate the legs above the heart level as advised. The ability to adjust the position to ones own comfort.

I find the lift position to be too severe too soon. It is scary, I feel as though it will pitch me out. It needs to lift upward first and gradually tilt. I won't use it without my power chair in front to protect me.

ross t. from blaine, wa

I am 84, very limited mobility with an arthritic and lymphedema problem.

Like the looks of the chair, and the quietness of it too.

Haven't found any at this time.

rosemary s. from idaho city, id (caregiver)

87 year old, arthritis-uses a walker and wheelchair, and is diabetic.

Appearance and function.

Maybe the massage vibrator could be improved.

clyde m. from abilene, tx

Age 83, female with broken back.

The upright positioning and also the flat bed usage for nights when getting in and out of real bed is impossible. Also the independence regained.

Needs 2 men and a large doorway to get it through.There is no give to the chair. Had to remove doors and doorframe to get inside. Not an easy job to get in.

dorothy h. from stony point, ny

78 year old female. Bone density loss. Has had fractured tailbone and wrist broken in 2 places. Torn tendons in shoulder.

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nellie c. from dallas, tx

I really like the ease of operation and comfortable softness of the chair.