Comforter PR-505 with MaxiComfort - SpinLife Exclusive

The chair has infinite positioning for maximum comfort for someone who spends lots of time in it. It lays flat for sleeping.

The controls are a little hard for the mentally impaired to get the hang of but they are about as simple as possible for the amount of adjustments available.

susan b. from byrdstown, tn

84 year old man, some mental and physical impairments.

mechanics and comfort

it would be great if it could rock and swivel.

tone s. from los angeles, ca (caregiver)

we purchased the chair for my 78 year old mother, who has Parkinson's Disease, chronically low blood pressure, kidney cancer, leukemia and blood clots

The chair adjusts every possible way you can imagine and it's very easy to use. It is extremely comfortable and went beyond our expectations.

We have two identical chairs just in different colors. The chair finish is the leather-like material. We got pen on the fabric and haven't found anything to take it out. That's the one complaint about the chair!

stanley b. from west hartford, ct

My dad is an 82 year old with MDS, a blood disorder which leaves him very tired and sitting most of the time.

COMFORT

UPHOLSTERY TO SLICK

leonard c. from panaman city beach, fl

PHYSICAL DISABILITY KNEES

COMFORT, EASE OF USE

POSSIBLE WEAR POINTS OF THE UPOLSTERY

thomas i. from webster, ny (caregiver)

WIFE HAS MS WITH LIMITED USE OF HER LEGS. IT IS COMFORTABLE AND AIDS IN TRANSFERING

The remotes feature pictures which is easy for an elderly to see.

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nancy c. from wiggins, co (caregiver)

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the different positions

I would like for the back to be upright while feet are up

roger p. from sulphur, la

age 65 Am unable to stand from sitting position

Nicely made, small enough and yet comfortable.

I was a little disappointed because the reason I purchased this chair was to have the bottom and the back move totally separately. They do to a certain degree, but the forward movement of the back is limited and it moves backward a little,when the front part lifts,rather than moving totally separately; then it comes forward just a little, not enough, so I have to use a pillow to make up for that. Hope my explanation is clear.

eliana f. from los angeles, ca

Age 69; no disability; bought the chair for comfortable rest.

It has a very quiet motor, it lifts smoothly. It is very comfortable and can lay to a full sleeping position.

there are only 2 minor weaknesses. The head pillow is too thick and pushes your head down too much. The control could have a little bit longer cord.

brenda b. from coventry, ri

I am 43 years old, I have Primary Progressive MS and am in a Power wheel chair full time. I can stand up but it is very hard to do and transferering

ease of use, quality of fabric and construction, infinite positions and very comfortable.

none as of yet.

jerry d. from cincinnati, oh

69 yr.old male with chronic venous insufficientcy and knee problems

The product seems to be well constructed and durable. The cushions are packed well and offer good body support.

Since I have the chair for a short time I can't comment on long term weaknesses but so far so good.

frank d. from chester, ny

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Its comfortable and appears easy to operate. It can recline fully.

The product is fine but it took way too long to deliver it. When she ordered it from the website she thought that it would take two weeks to deliver even with the special order. Unfortunately she never got a chance to use it. It would have been very handy for her to use it. We were also given misinformation as to whether it was being shipped from Nevada or the East Coast.

bonnie p. from mountain view, ca

Bonnie had Jakob-Creutzfeldt Disease which caused progressive incoordination, ataxia and in the end complete loss of motor function and ability to com