Lift Chairs

1 Zone Comfort Lift Chair Recliners

The 1 Zone Comfort Lift Chair Recliners are specifically designed to provide lower body support. Although these lift chairs feature slightly reclining capabilities, the four-way motion seat and adjustable footrest can reduce stress and pressure on inflamed joints, back, knees, and hips, making them particularly beneficial for people suffering from arthritis, sciatica, or exercise-induced muscle cramps.14

2 Zone Comfort Lift Chair

The 2 Zone Comfort Lift Chairs combine patented MaxiComfort® Positioning with Zone 1 footrest adjustability. This added functionality helps recline the backrest and alleviate pressure, which makes it beneficial for those with back pain, postural issues, or conditions like scoliosis. You can also recline these chairs to an almost flat position or stop at any point during the recline for enhanced comfort. 

3 Zone Comfort Recliner Chairs 

The 3-Zone variant incorporates an adjustable headrest, providing essential neck, shoulders, and spine support. Since this model supports natural body positioning, you won’t have to worry about neck strain or tensed shoulders after sitting for too long.  

4 Zone Comfort Lift Chairs

4 Zone Comfort Lift Chairs include adjustable lumbar support, which is crucial for alleviating pressure on the spine. This added feature helps relax lower back muscles after a taxing day. 

5 Zone Comfort Recliner Chairs 

Besides these basic models, you will also find 5 Zone Comfort lift chairs that offer infinite positions. As the most advanced of all lift chairs, they feature Golden’s unique Twilight Technology that allows you to adjust the footrest to elevate your legs above the heart while evenly distributing body weight between the seat and back. This zero gravity position can help relieve pressure from the back and hips, alleviate muscle tension, promote good spinal alignment, improve lung capacity, and enhance circulation.

GOLDEN TECHNOLOGIES LIFT CHAIR SERIES

Golden Technologies offers a wide array of lift chairs in various series, including The Cloud™, The EZ Sleeper™, The Comforter, The Cambridge, The Elara, The Relaxer, The Titan, The DayDreamer, and more. 

While most models feature plush backrests, supportive chaise pads, and adjustable positioning zones, others, like The Regal and The Rhea feature a HeatWave™ Technology, provide cellular-level far-infrared therapeutic heat to relieve muscle soreness. 

The Day Dreamer is famous for its exclusive PowerPillow™ articulating headrest and power lumbar support, allowing for customizable comfort. The Dione stands out with its programmable AutoDrive™ hand control, which enables you to save and recall your favorite positions easily — a big plus for seniors.

You can also buy reclining lift chairs featuring USB charging ports, cup holders, storage compartments, removable tables, and convenient remote control for the ultimate in convenience. 

BENEFITS OF USING POWER LIFT CHAIRS

Lift chairs offer numerous advantages for individuals with mobility challenges or those recovering from injuries or surgeries. One of the primary benefits is increased independence. With the push of a button, these specialized chairs can gently lift you from seated to standing, so you won’t need assistance from caregivers or loved ones. 

Proper posture is crucial for preventing chronic pain and maintaining musculoskeletal health. Lift chairs offer adjustable support to maintain proper spinal alignment, reducing the risk of developing back problems or exacerbating existing conditions.

Lift chairs can also be helpful for people recovering from surgery or injury. Standing up from a regular chair can put immense pressure on your knees, hips, and back, whereas sitting too long can lead to muscle atrophy and disuse syndrome. However, lift chairs smoothly transition you from sitting to standing position and help you relax and recover in varying positions, ultimately speeding up the recovery process. The included heated function also causes vasodilation, which can help deliver essential nutrients to the injured tissues and alleviate general discomfort. 

TIPS FOR CHOOSING THE RIGHT LIFT CHAIR AT CLOCK MOBILITY

Clock Mobility has a wide array of lift chairs, which might be overwhelming. Here are some tips to make this decision easier for you:

• Consider Your Mobility Requirements: Evaluate your specific health requirements before anything else. If you have arthritis, hip replacements, or other mobility-related issues, you may need a chair with multiple positioning options to reduce discomfort and increase convenience. Similarly, individuals with edema or poor circulation might need a chair with a footrest lifting mechanism that elevates the legs above heart level for better circulation and oxygenation.
• Measure Your Space: If your lift chair is too big, you might bump into it while crossing the room. If it’s too small, you may not get adequate support. That’s why it’s essential to measure the area where you plan to place the lift chair, ensuring it can fully recline without obstructing walkways or doors.
• Test for Comfort: Comfort is non-negotiable, especially if you’ll be spending most of your time in the chair. Look for one with adjustable headrests, lumbar support, and adequate cushioning for extended use.
• Check for Medical Features: Some lift chairs offer additional medical benefits, such as built-in heating and massage functions. These can provide relief for conditions like muscle sprains and cramps.
• Check the Weight Capacity: Lift chairs have varying weight capacities, typically ranging from 300 to 500 pounds. Choose a chair that can safely accommodate your weight to ensure proper functioning and durability.
• Consider the Lift Mechanism: Evaluate the lift mechanism’s smoothness, noise level, and ease of operation. If you have difficulty sleeping in a bed, an infinite-position lift chair that can lie flat might be best. Ideally, it should feature dual motors for independent control of the backrest and footrest, so you can adjust it according to your needs.
• Assess the Upholstery: Check if the lift chair’s material is breathable and easy to clean. Consider water-resistant or stain-resistant fabrics if you anticipate spills or accidents. Also, make sure it has a high moisture transfer rate for optimal body temperature regulation and top-layer resins for maximum hydrolysis resistance. 
• Evaluate the Controls: Ensure the chair’s controls are user-friendly and within easy reach, especially if you have dexterity issues or vision impairments. Some chairs offer wireless remote controls for added convenience.
• Factor in Your Budget: Lift chairs can vary significantly in price, depending on features and quality. While it may be tempting to go for the most feature-packed model, ensure it aligns with your financial situation. If it’s out of your budget, you can contact our customer service team to explore financing options.