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Multiple ways to position. When functioning, it helped relieve pain and improve functionality.

It broke within a week. The warranty process has been long for a product whose market are elderly and/or disabled individuals. Being forced to sleep in a seated position (the motor for raising/lowering the head broke after six days) for what looks to be at least two weeks has increased user's pain exponentially.

bethany l. from vancouver, wa (caregiver)

Mid-70s with lost of mobility and chronic pain issues

The ease of usage.

I thought the product would have come down a little farther, enclosing a little more of her 4'-5" body.

vallorie b. from acworth, ga (caregiver)

My daughter Alexis, is a 30 year old female who has cerebral palsy and is legally blind. She uses a wheelchair for ambulation.

Ability to raise/lower bed height to customized levels at the touch of a button. Sturdy, steady, and comfortable. 

The assembly instructions are inadequate for someone who is not fairly experienced with mechanical products. 

jo l. from tulsa, ok (caregiver)

User is semi disabled, with difficulty transferring from bed to wheelchair and back. 

Heavy and good workmanship

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paula b. from ellisville, ms (caregiver)

This bed was for my mother. She's 83 years old and in a personal care home that required her own furniture.

The bed is made very good, and it lowers to make it easier to get in and out of, it lowers all the way to the floor for rolling which makes it easy to clean under it. The back raises which makes it easier for people who have a hard time sitting up in bed.

no weaknesses at this time

deborah h. from blairsville, ga

a person with cerebral palsy