Heritage LC-558 Infinite Position

The chair allows for so many various positions. My mom spends most of her time in this chair so whether she wants to sit upright, elevate her legs, recline, or sleep, she can find it easily and adjust as needed.

The material we chose (upholstery) has buttons in the worst places that hurt your back in reclined positions. Thankfully they're only decorative so easy to remove with scizzors and a few snips.

maryann g. from chicago, il (caregiver)

My mom can no longer walk. She is 84. She spends most of her time in this chair and loves it. She prefers to sleep in this chair instead of a bed.

Separate back and leg functions.

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stephen d. from little river, sc (caregiver)

My wife had a stroke 5 years ago and lost most of the use of her left side.

Infinite position is very good feature for me. Construction appears good. Shipping packaging appears excellent.

A small pocket for the control would be handy .

donald k. from stevensville, mi

User is 81 year old male with bad knees (both), diabetic and uses the lift function for ease of standing from chair. Flat position improves naps.

Cats are unable to hook their claws in the material.

Too expensive.

janice a. from parker, az

I've been sleeping in my recliner for the past few years. Before I had 3 position chair, but now I LOVE that I can put this chair in more positions.

They work and are built to last.

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william b. from fleetwood, pa (caregiver)

Disabled with M.S. effected her legs so this chair is perfect for her. We have two pride lift chairs the other is a LC-358

The way the chair performs the patient is able to get in and out of the chair with out a hassle. She finds sleeping in it more comfortable than her bed. The quality of life its gives the customer.

Haven't found any yet.

grace i a. from poinciana, fl (caregiver)

The patient has Rheumatoid Arthritis all through her body. She was having problems getting out of her old arm chair.

All nice padding on back and seat, very nice.

With all extra padding could have made seat a couple inches wider to sit on as its pretty snug and the buttons on back of chair could be in different positions as when you lean back all the buttons hit right on your head and are uncomfortable and so I have to try and sit sideways a little to my head to rest on padded part not the button. And with being such a tight seat hard to move over a little.

tammy f. from new braunfels, tx

67 year old female, handicapped.

The capability for one to sit straight up with her feet up, also, I like the leg extension feature.

The only problem I had was when she put the leg rest down, it would put it back up automatically. I unplugged it and took it down with the Battery. I plugged it back in and it worked fine again.

richard l. from sparta, wi (caregiver)

My handicapped wife uses this chair to assist in getting up.

The standing me up for transfers.

I have had no weaknesses with the chair.

brandy b. from great falls, mt

Female, age 47 diagnosed with MS. Can't stand or walk so having this chair will stand me up for easier transfers to my scooter.