VivaLift! Atlas Plus

very convent, easy to use.

I have not found any

john m. from minneapolis, mn

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Chair is relatively easy to use and super comfortable. Quiet in operation.

This model was supposed to come with cupholders, it did not. Also buttons on controller are small and all black, very hard to see and use for someone on meds with limited finger mobility.

cheryl w. from lancaster, fl (caregiver)

He has stage IV Lung cancer that has spread to his bones. He is unable to stand without assistance.

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Not sure yet

george k. from north chesterfiled, va

Disability back and leg issues

Quality and comfort

Cup holders don’t fit a Yeti tumbler.

richard s. from kingston, ga

66 year old male with bad knees.

Comfortable and looks nice.

The cord that goes to the controller is way to short! I am concerned about the covering not being very fire resistant. I would have liked to have gotten the heat and massage options but the wait time was too long.

curtis m. from saltsburg, pa

Age-72 disability- osteoarthritis and neuropathy

Color, style and operational ability are very good.

Not long enough for a six foot person, feet hang over.

sara v. from cullman, al

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Holds my husband with room to spare

Have not found anything yet

virginia v. from timberlake, nc

My husband needed a good chair and he loves it!

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shari r. from las cruces, nm

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Stylish and comfortable chair, while providing the much needed help in lifting someone up to transfer to walker, scooter or power chair.

No weaknesses found

david l. from dallas, ga (caregiver)

72 year old lady that cannot walk, which requires her to use a Jazzy lift chair to get around. The new lift chair is perfect for her transfering.

Provides ability to be independent.

Too easy to fall asleep.

hugh f. from valhalla, ny (caregiver)

Hugh is 77 years old and has Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes and is a covid surviver.

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delorise s. from pasadena, md

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it has many features

not many

edward p. from columbia, il (caregiver)

Wheelchair bound patient that doesn't want to stay in bed all day