Lift Chairs
Sizes from junior petite to wide, capacity to 700 lbs, and five-motor zero-gravity models. Sit in one before you commit. Delivered across Texas.
Move From a Seated to Standing Position Easily
We offer several lines of therapeutic lift recliners. Whether you're looking for a traditional TV recliner or a multi-position chair, including zero-gravity positions, we can help.
Luxury Twilight Technology: A Unique 5-Motor System
Adjust back positioning
Control footrest movement
Activate a tilting movement that provides a weightless experience
Adjust head support and placement
Provide lumbar support
A Variety of Sizes: One Size Does NOT Fit All
Junior Petite, Small, Medium, Large, Tall, Wide
Weight capacity up to 700 lbs
Footrest extensions to extend the length by 5 inches
Right hand or left hand
Available Features
AutoDrive Programmable Remotes
Heat & Massage
Power Lumbar
Twilight Tilt Technology
A Variety of Fabrics
USB Ports
Related Services
Patient Lifts
Power Mobility Scooters
Solutions for Arthritis
Solutions After Knee & Hip Replacement
Contact us for a free in-home assessment in Houston, Austin, or San Antonio.
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Common questions
Questions we hear about Lift Chairs
What makes a lift chair different from a regular recliner?
A lift chair is a motorized recliner that aids users who have difficulty standing up or sitting down. Positions can be customized based on the user's comfort, whereas a regular recliner only has one set position.
What is an infinite-position lift chair and why is that important?
Infinite-position lift chairs are customizable multi-motor chairs that give users the fullest range of lift chair customization. Controls on infinite-position chairs can operate multiple motors (headrest, lumbar support, etc.) independently, allowing users to customize their seating. This type of lift chair has the largest range of motion in the lift chair family.
How does a lift chair work?
Lift chairs rise from a seated position to a standing position at the touch of a button. This process aids users who find it very difficult to stand up from a standard recliner or a couch.
How do I choose the best lift chair for me?
The most accurate process for choosing the best lift chair for you is to contact one of LiveWell's Accessibility Consultants to schedule a free in-home consultation . Our consultants can walk you through all available options and determine which one best fits your needs and your budget.
What's the difference between a two-position and three-position lift chair?
With a two-position lift chair, when the chair is reclining and the footrest is going up, the angle between the backrest and the seat does not change. With a three-position lift chair, when the chair is reclining and the footrest is going up, the backrest reclines back farther, opening the angle between the backrest and the seat. The chair can recline more fully into a “sleeper” or “napper” position.
Do you have any chairs that feature the trendelenburg position?
The Trendelenburg position may be recommended by doctors to improve circulation in the legs. In the Trendelenburg position, the body is laid flat on the back on a 15–30 degree incline with the feet elevated above the head. Chairs with the patented Twilight Technology offer the Trendelenburg position.
What’s the price of a lift chair?
Therapeutic lift chairs pricing starts a little higher than the price of a standard recliner in your local furniture store. The price will depend on the features, options, and fabrics you choose. Lift chairs are covered by Part B of your Medicare coverage. They are considered durable medical equipment (DME) used to treat certain conditions like arthritis, balance, and mobility issues.
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