VivaLift! Radiance

Two motors enabling different positions much better than a single motor.

It is not possible to be able to set the controls such that one is in a good eating position.. Better than a single motor chair, but still is not entirely satisfactory.

walter b. from chandler, az (caregiver)

Patient has dementia, cannot walk except a few steps with a walker. Spends quite a bit of time in the chair.

The large version of this chair is HUGE. But if you have the space, it's a great deal on a chair that has all of the features, including the less common lumbar and headrest adjustments. The headrest adjustment is important because it allows you to recline but also raise your head to watch tv, etc. The two memory buttons are key for saving your favorite positions. 

You have to get the sizing right; I've only seen the large and it is huge, so check the measurements before ordering. The only uncomfortable area for this particular nearly 6ft tall male was the absence of neck support, which we fixed with an after-market neck pillow. User will have to be able to use a basic remote that is fairly user friendly. I do wish the memory buttons required just one push rather than "push and hold," but that is a minor complaint. 

shannon h. from chesterfield, mo (caregiver)

82 yo with mobility issues

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Learning the remote not easy.

richard g. from sun city west, az

85 years old, difficult mobility issues

The infinity chair can be put in any position. Love the lumbar and heat settings

Haven't been able to follow the directions for setting up the two memory buttons. When I press them, they send the chair to the bottom and I am stretched out with my head slightly lower. They will not flash green to allow me to press one to set the position I like.

barbara s. from austin, tx

I have two bad knees along with blood clots in both legs. This results in a lot of pain but I cannot have surgery for new knees because of the clots.

Ease of use and back and neck comfort.

Hard leg rest

deborah c. from north wilkesboro, nc

66 year old person who weighs over 400lbs. with osteoarthritis and arthritis with extreme pain in knees and back.

Powerful and relaxing.

Wish it had massage capabilities.

larry s. from ridgecrest, ca

76yr. old disabled Vietnam combat veteran. 6' - 1", 286lbs. Mobile but balance issues.

Very nice looking chair and the material is really nice. Put together very well.

I don't think the chair itself has weaknesses that I've found, however the issues I have are certainly due to my physical makeup. I find the lumbar area to be too much for my body. Other than that, the chair is just fine.

sandy m. from lewiston, mi

Age: 72, Two bad knees that don't allow me to get out of furniture easily.

The one feature that is really good is the heat. My wife is at the stage with her ALS she cramps, tightens up and her muscles draw. The heat helps to relax her muscles at times. The chair after breaking it in does become comfortable enough to sleep in.

The chair was hard on her back the first few week.

jeffrey d. from honaker, va (caregiver)

My wife has ALS and uses this chair to sit and sleep in.

Comfort and ease of use

Chair requires a lot of wall space to use

james g. from kansas city, ks (caregiver)

Elderly woman that needs feet elevated and assistance getting out of the chair..

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mary lou a. from bennington, vt

So far I like it. I did notice that one side of the chair rises and lowers a second or two before the other side. Plus there is a squeaking noise

looks nice in our room need time to evaluate chair at this time

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jimmie k. from billings, mt

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heavy duty large

footrest to short

bobby r. from washington, il

6'4", 300# 71yr old