Find your lift chair recliner
Standing from a seated position doesn’t have to be difficult. Lift chair recliners are a great aid for improving safety, comfort and independence. Your local Sanford Health Equip team is here to match you to the right product for your needs.
Lift chairs look like ordinary recliners but do so much more. They come with a power lifting mechanism that raises the chair up to easily assist you to a standing position.
Holiday Sale
Save up to $300 on in-stock lift chair recliners from Sanford Health Equip now through Dec. 31. If you find it difficult to stand from a seated position, a lift chair recliner will keep you safe, comfortable and independent this holiday season. Visit a location near you and our team will match you with the right product for your needs.
Valid Nov. 1-Dec. 31, 2024. HSA debit cards or flex cards are accepted. Items cannot be billed to insurance. Does not apply to Medicare or insurance claims. Cannot be combined with any other offer. Discount is off the original price. Products may vary by location.
Product Options and Features:
- Two-position lift chair recliners have a moveable footrest and partial reclining backrest.
- Three-position lift chair recliners can recline to three different angles.
- Infinite position lift chair recliners offer the full range of recline, including a true sleeping position.
Lift chairs come in a variety of sizes, colors, fabrics and styles. Extra features can include:
- Remote hand controls
- Cup holders and snack trays
- Storage pockets
- Heat and massage functions
- Lumbar support pillows
- Charging port for personal devices
Shop close to home
Your local Sanford Health Equip team is ready to help you find the right products for your needs.
Lift Chair FAQs
A traditional recliner only reclines. A lift chair recliner also lifts forward and off the floor to help you into a standing position.
Insurance does not typically pay for lift chair recliners. Contact your insurance provider for more information.
Medicare may pay for just the lift mechanism of the chair. Contact your Medicare provider for more information.