Lift Chairs

More Than a Recliner: How a Lift Chair Can Support Comfort, Mobility & Independence

When most people see a power lift recliner, they think comfortable chair. And while they are certainly comfortable, a lift chair is much more than a place to relax.



Power lift recliners are medical devices designed to assist people who may have difficulty safely transitioning between sitting and standing. They can also provide adjustable positioning that may help improve comfort for people living with conditions such as neuropathy, fibromyalgia, arthritis, back discomfort and limited mobility.

At Pinnacle Mobility Scooters, we believe choosing a lift chair should be about more than picking a color. The right chair should fit your body, your mobility needs and the way you live.

Why Positioning Matters

One of the biggest advantages of a power lift recliner is the ability to change positions throughout the day.

Depending on the model, independently controlled backrests, footrests and headrests allow you to find a position that provides support where you need it most.

For people experiencing neuropathy or circulation concerns, elevating the legs may help reduce dependent swelling and promote venous return. Certain chairs allow the feet to be positioned at or above heart level, which may be more comfortable for some people when recommended by their healthcare provider.

People living with fibromyalgia may appreciate being able to make small positioning adjustments rather than remaining in one position for extended periods. Reducing pressure on sensitive areas and properly supporting the body can make relaxing more comfortable.

For those dealing with lower-back discomfort, lumbar support can be especially important. Select power lift recliners include adjustable lumbar support, allowing you to increase or decrease support behind the lower back without constantly rearranging pillows.

Heat & Massage — Comfort at the Touch of a Button

Some lift chairs take comfort even further with optional heat and massage features.

Gentle heat can help muscles feel more relaxed and comfortable, while massage functions may provide soothing relief after a long day. These features aren’t intended to treat or cure a medical condition, but many people enjoy them as part of their daily comfort routine.

Getting Up Can Be Just as Important as Sitting Down

For someone with weakness, balance difficulties, painful joints or reduced mobility, getting out of a traditional recliner can be challenging.



A power lift chair gradually raises and tilts forward to assist the user toward a standing position. Instead of struggling to push up from the armrests or relying heavily on another person for assistance, the chair does much of the work.

That can make a lift chair an important part of maintaining mobility and independence at home.

Not Every Lift Chair Is the Same

Chair size, seat height, seat depth, back support and positioning capabilities can make a tremendous difference.

That’s why we strongly recommend:

DON’T BUY A LIFT CHAIR WITHOUT SITTING IN IT FIRST.

A chair that looks perfect online may not fit you properly once it arrives. Your feet may not reach the floor correctly. The seat may be too deep or too shallow. The lumbar support may hit the wrong spot. Even the position of the headrest can affect how comfortable you are.



At Pinnacle Mobility Scooters, you can actually sit in different lift chairs, try the positions and controls, and find the chair that feels right for you.

We’re proud to offer power lift recliners by GoldenTech & Pride in our expanded Sun City showroom, along with mobility scooters, power chairs, walkers, rollators and other products designed to help keep you moving.

Whether you’re looking for easier sit-to-stand assistance, better positioning, lumbar support, heat and massage, or simply an incredibly comfortable place to relax, we’ll help you explore your options.

Pinnacle Mobility Scooters

10659 Grand Avenue, Suite 9

Sun City, AZ 85351

WE KEEP YOU MOVING… AND RELAXED. Power lift recliners and their positioning, heat, and massage features are not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions. People with circulation problems, neuropathy or other medical conditions should discuss appropriate positioning and heat/massage use with their healthcare provider.