You have no items to compare. 2 Position3 PositionZero GravityHeavy DutyLift Chair TablesAccessories1 (800) 791-6264 • 8am-9pm EST Answer a few questions and we'll narrow down the number of lift chairs that are suitable for you and Let us guide you to your perfect lift chair. Safely lifts user to a standing position. Reclines approximately 45 degrees, perfect for watching the game.Recline to a nearly horizontal position or any position in between.Recline from an upright to a horizontal position or any position in between. Features independent leg and footrest adjustment.Recline to a neutral or "zero gravity" position with feet above the heart for optimum spinal alignment and pressure relief. has been providing lift chairs and other home mobility solutions to customers throughout North America.- provides only the highest quality lift chairs and mobility products from manufacturers who have proven histories of safety, quality, and customer satisfaction. Some of these manufacturers include Pride Lift Chairs, Golden Lift Chairs, and AmeriGlide.
- has the lowest advertised price on every lift chair we have in our catalog. If you find a lower published price anywhere else within ten days of your purchase, we will refund 150% of the difference. - provides FREE shipping on every liftchair to any home or business in the continental US. With warehouses across the US, we also provide the fastest delivery possible so that you will be able to enjoy your new lift chair in no time. See our Lift Chair Delivery page for additional information. Our commitment to service is second to none. We pride ourselves on our staff of factory-trained specialists who can help any user find exactly the right liftchair for their needs. Not only do we guarantee you won't find a lower price on your lift chair of choice anywhere else, either online or in stores, but we'll refund the difference if you do so within ten days of your purchase! Additionally, all of our new lift chairs include a 1 year in-home parts and service warranty to ensure that our customers' liftchairs remain in good repair.
Contact a specialist now for more information! Here is what some of our lift chair customers have to say:“The liftchair recliner came today and it is BEAUTIFUL!! The pictures online of the fabric does not even begin to show how beautiful it is... I can't thank you enough for all your help and support...”Pat, USA“Please accept my heartiest thanks for the exemplary sales and service conveyed to my family and me with my recent lift chair order. The lift chair is perfect, the service to me and assistance provided to my Dad could not have been better. I have already passed along your company's name with an excellent reference to another co-worker who plans to contact you in the future. It's good to know that good customer service is only a call away!”Up to 65% off Storewide Plus take an extra 25% off or 0% APR for 4 YearsAs with the two-position lift chair, the footrest flips up as the chair reclines but does not operate independently of the backrest. Three-position chairs are a good choice for individuals replacing a standard recliner with one that offers the safety benefit of easing the occupant in and out of the chair from a standing position.
Some models of three-position lift chairs include special features like heat and massage functions which make them even more of a benefit to seniors. An infinite position lift chair is for the person who will be spending a good portion of their day in the chair, and are of particular benefit to hypotension (low blood pressure) sufferers who have been directed by a doctor to recline in what is known as the Trendelenberg position (where the feet are elevate above the head). Infinite position lift chairs offers a full recline position (also called a sleeping position) and some models offer a bed mattress for extra sleeping comfort. This article was updated on: 11/16/2016 Medicare may cover the seat-lift mechanism of your lift chair if you meet certain conditions. Learn how Medicare coverage of lift chairs works. A “lift chair,” also known as a seat lift chair, refers to a chair with a motorized device that helps boost you into a standing position or lower you back into a seated position.
It’s meant to help people who have trouble getting up and down from a chair unassisted. A lift chair isn’t the same as a stair lift, which is a seat that lets you ride up and down a staircase. It’s also different from a patient lift, which is a device that helps transfer patients to and from a bed or wheelchair. Lift chairs can be helpful for patients who would otherwise be unable to stand up or sit down from a chair without help. Your doctor may prescribe a lift chair as medically necessary if you have a condition that could benefit from regular movement and your mobility would be difficult without the device. Medicare Part B may cover a portion of lift chairs as durable medical equipment (DME) in certain situations. There are two components to a lift chair, the seat-lift mechanism as well as the chair itself. Original Medicare only covers the seat-lift mechanism, the device that actually lifts the patient from the chair, as only this component meets the criteria for DME coverage.
This applies even if the seat-lift mechanism is built into the chair. Medicare may cover the lift mechanism portion of the lift chair if your doctor determines that it’s medically necessary and may help your condition. You may be eligible for Medicare coverage of a seat lift if: Medicare doesn’t cover seat lifts that use a spring-release mechanism or have features that aren’t medically necessary, such as a recliner function. Medicare Part B may also cover medically necessary patient lifts if you need help being moved to and from your bed to a chair, wheelchair, or toilet. Similar to seat lifts, your doctor must verify that the patient lift is medically necessary to improve your medical condition or keep it from worsening. Getting a lift chair from Medicare suppliers If you need a seat-lift mechanism for your lift chair, you’ll need to get the durable medical equipment through a supplier that is enrolled in the Medicare program, or Medicare may not cover the cost.
You’ll also save money if you get the durable medical equipment through a Medicare-participating supplier; these are providers that are contracted to accept the cost set by Medicare as full payment for the equipment. So, if you rent or buy your seat lift chair from a Medicare-participating supplier, you won’t have to pay more than the cost that the Medicare program has set for the equipment – in this case, you’ll pay 20% of the Medicare-approved amount, and the Medicare Part B deductible applies. Keep in mind that if you have Original Medicare (Part A and Part B) and live in an area that is affected by the Medicare Competitive Bidding Program, you’ll need to get your seat lift chair from contract suppliers, or Medicare won’t cover the cost. You can visit Medicare.gov to look up whether you live in an area that is part of the Competitive Bidding Program. Your coverage rules and costs may be different if you’re enrolled in a Medicare Advantage plan. These plans are available through Medicare-contracted private insurance companies and are required to cover at least the same level of benefits as Original Medicare (except for hospice), so you’ll be covered for the seat-lift portion of lift chairs under a Medicare Advantage plan as well.
However, your costs may vary by plan. If you get your Medicare benefits through a Medicare Advantage plan, talk to your plan about which suppliers to use when getting your lift chair. Depending on the rules of your plan, you may also need to get the equipment from certain suppliers to be covered. Do you have questions about getting Medicare coverage for the equipment you need? I can tell you about the various choices you might have for Medicare coverage in your area. Go ahead and click the “View profile” link below if you’d like to view my profile. If you’d like to connect by phone or have me email you information, just follow the links below. To research plan options on your own at any time it’s convenient for you, click on the Compare Plans buttons on this page. But if you’d like to talk to me or another licensed insurance agent right away, you’re welcome to call us during business hours. Call our licensed insurance agents at 1-844-847-2660, TTY users 711;