Some individuals who rely on home or resident healthcare spend the majority of their time in recliner chairs, and the right clinical recliner chair can have an incredible impact on a person’s quality of life.

Recliner chairs must act as an extension of the user’s own body. It must conform to their shape, but it also needs to provide the proper range of motion given the user’s physical and environmental limitations. Since these recliner chairs are designed to be set into a stationary position it is important to consider how the chair will allow the user to interact within specific spaces.

Tilt and recline functions are two of the most important features on a clinical recliner chair. Tilt allows the user to angle the seat for more comfort and many chairs fully recline so the user can lie flat or be positioned so that healthcare technicians can better attend to the user’s needs.

A 3-position recliner is a common design that we offer in many variations, from basic models to deluxe versions with nearly every conceivable amenity for a patient’s aid and comfort. The three standard positions are upright, a deep recline and a position using the elevated leg rest/footrest. These standard positions can also be complemented using additional features included in the more advanced recliner chairs.

Some of these additional features include removable locking trays, suspension seats with moisture barrier and contoured headrests and armrests. All of these features are designed with the user’s safety as the top priority, and help to ensure that comfort does not come at the cost of secure care. Many models are available with seatbelts, seat locks, multi-directional wheel locks and folding backs that allow for easier bed transfer.

Our line of clinical recliner chairs are priced with you in mind, because we understand the utmost need for quality in home healthcare products that are offered at a reasonable price.