It is further estimated that one third of disabled Americans are 65 years old and above who may have greater requirements for a lift chair. Lift chairs can play significant roles in giving additional comfort to the American population. Especially that 1 out of 20 people has severe disability and cannot perform activities such as walking and lifting, that 10,000 people every year get spinal cord injuries, and that 1 out of 250 persons uses a wheel chair (that's more than one million Americans currently), lift chairs are likely going to be greatly in demand. The 3-position lift chair. This chair is able to recline to a flat position of up to 90 degrees. It can be stopped at any height. This is perfect for taking naps. It also allows the patient to position the feet above his or her heart. The Infinite lift chair. This can fully recline and can be stopped at any point that is desired. It matters that you see if the user will be able to use his or her strong arms in pushing some controllers. Know when there comes a battery backup should there be power interruption. Look for chairs with easy to clean upholsteries. Remember that it must be maintained to be clean. Know the guarantees and warranties. The different designs usually revolve on the way foams are made plush on the arms, the backrest, seat, and footrest, and the kind of fabric used to create a truly delightful feel of the upholstery. Removable backs are also special features which will further add convenience when the chair is reclined to different positions for various activities. Please note though that just as Medicare requires that you meet certain conditions to qualify for reimbursements, so does your insurance company. It will be worth to check their specific policies on this before deciding to buy one with the thought that you can easily reimburse later. Yes, naturally you have to be 65 years of age or above. They include the physical challenges such as joint pains, arthritis, and some accidents met in the past. With this, the recliner lift chairs provide the assistance they need because they are motor driven. This means they can position themselves in whatever sitting angle they prefer and at the same time be able to easily move from one area to another.