After Surgery or With Arthritis? Why a Lift Chair Can Help

People ask me all the time. They say, "I've had surgery." They say, "My aunt, uncle, my father, my mother, my grandmother, grandpa can't get out of the chair. We've got to lift them and pull them out of the chair. What's the solution?"

The solution is a great assistive chair, a lift chair, a performance chair, a MacZcliner from Gallery Furniture. And this chair is a great chair. For instance, the MacZcliner here, it's got power headrest for grandma and grandpa. It's got power lumbar support for the recovering athlete. It's got an ability to push it back as far as you want, sleep in the chair all night long. Lots of people recovering from shoulder surgery, hip surgery, they might be 20 years old, they might be 70 years old, recovering in this fabulous MacZcliner.

They ask, "Do I have to pull my parents out of the chair if they have arthritis, if they're weak after surgery, if they can't get out of the chair?"

No. All you do is push the button. The chair does 95% of the work to help a person get up and out of the chair safely, securely, and easily. This is a benefit of a great MacZcliner, one of these assistive/lift chairs from Gallery Furniture. Push the button, the chair does 95% of the work to lift you up and out safely and securely. All you got to do is enjoy the ride, and then the chair lifts you up high enough you can walk right out.

If your parents have arthritis, if somebody you know has had hip surgery, leg surgery, ankle surgery, they need a chair that helps them get up and out. The MacZcliner is the one for you.