money Seniors love the added mobility of this power-lift recliner from Amazon
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There’s nothing like dozing off on the couch for a power nap. However, having to haul your body up after snoozing can be the worst—especially if you've got a soft but sagging couch and creaky back and knee joints.
As we age and our mobility becomes more limited, finding a power-lift recliner to lounge in is essential, because they provide users the ability to recline and then sit up with just the press of a button. They’re fantastic, especially for those who benefit from sleeping upright.
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That’s where our favorite, the Signature Design by Ashley Yandel Power-lift Recliner comes in. With a 4.3-star rating and over 2,000 reviews, this chair is a fan favorite. Reviewers note that this chair is "indispensable" for those recovering from surgery or people with mobility limitations.
Christopher Groux, Reviewed's senior editor of Accessibility, loves the chair, too, saying, "Not only does it have all the extra padding and attention to comfort required for anyone to feel at ease, but several aspects of its form factor prove this product was designed with accessibility in mind."
This power recliner lounges back to 180 degrees, if you prefer to be laying down. It takes a full minute for the chair to sit upright from fully extended, making the power-lift recliner a nice option for seniors who need slow movement.
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While this chair doesn’t have all the bells and whistles you might find in other reclining chairs, it offers exactly what you need, including an easy-to-use remote that will control your position in the chair.
The remote has just a few buttons, which Groux notes is beneficial since too many controls can become a mental and dexterity barrier. Additionally, the chair has convenient side pockets for storing remotes and reading materials.
Constructed from polyester, this chair looks like real leather but is much easier to clean.
"If you’re looking for a no-frills recliner that’s comfortable and provides all the right pressure and angles for easy transfers, this is still a wise choice," Groux says.
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