My spouse is recovering from knee or back surgery. Should they sleep in a recliner or a lift chair?

Well, I would highly recommend the fabulous MacZcliner at Gallery Furniture. For the first weeks after surgery, sleeping upright in a real lift chair is often better than a flat bed because it offers you rest, recovery, and relaxation.

This fabulous MacZcliner has power headrest, power lumbar, it's got heat, it's got massage, and it's got ultimate sleeping positions. I slept in a MacZcliner for 3 months after open-heart surgery, slept great every night.

And when you're ready to get out of the chair, you don't have to have a friend, neighbor, or relative. If you had knee surgery, hip surgery, ankle surgery, you had back surgery, you don't have to have a friend, neighbor, or relative to pull you out of the chair.

Getting out of the chair with a lift function is oh so easy, it helps you get up and out. Having your feet elevated all day long in a zero-gravity position obviously reduces swelling, increases the circulation in your feet and ankles.

It is great in so many ways. But if you wanna get out of the chair easily and effortlessly, buy a MacZcliner, walk right out.