Silver Sport Reclining

Well made

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richard w. from luverne, mn (caregiver)

Great

high back recliner will be a great teaching tool.

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tamla h. from dequeen, ar (caregiver)

Purchased as a training tool for the OTA program.

Reclines easily and very easy to operate.

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jill g. from lone tree, co (caregiver)

Elderly person with Alzheimer’s

It is narrow enough to get through doorways that are not renovated, and go up stairs. It is easy to use and perfectly designed.

I can't think of any weaknesses. It is perfect for our use. Thank you for the opportunity to praise this product and to say thank you!

joan d. from east patchogue, ny (caregiver)

I purchased this chair for my 43 year-old who is disabled from a 12 week premature birth. The chair is lightweight, folds, and fits through doorways!

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james l. from summerfield, nc (caregiver)

79 year old, female.

Easy maneuvering and comfortable.

Seat is high off ground and feet do not reach floor when transferring to and from bed.

melba t. from charlotte, nc (caregiver)

98 yr old Mom loves to sit on back porch but regular wheelchair is not comfortable when she takes short naps. This chair is perfect for everyday use.

The strengths are the way the chair can go back all the way, and my wife's mother can sleep or relax comfortably.

I coud not find one yet

jose a t. from miami, fl (caregiver)

My wife's mother is the person using the chair, she is 92 years and she loves the chair.

See 5. above.

See 5. above.

c h s. from commerce, tx (caregiver)

Age:81; Dementia patient, probably Alzheimers

Great value.

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frank l. from willington, ct (caregiver)

My dad.

The recline aspect.

Have not found the weaknesses.

david f. from la place, la (caregiver)

My wife is Alzheimer's patient. Requires 24/7 care. Doesn't walk and spends all waking hours in the chair. This chair allows for different positions.

Easy to push around house and is very well made.

Hard to get through narrow doorways

patricia c. from jacksonville, fl (caregiver)

Mom is 93 years old and is wheelchair bound, because of recent TIA and vascular dementia.

The way fits the patient. The head rest, the reclining ability, moveable parts, to

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fay h. from ramona, sd

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