Reclining Chair
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A medical Reclining Chair built for long treatments and safe patient transport. It offers multi-position back and leg support, wipe-clean healthcare upholstery, integrated IV pole options, and lockable casters for smooth, controlled movement. Ideal for infusion, recovery, and observation areas, it boosts patient comfort, eases caregiver workload, and helps facilities free bed space while maintaining hygiene and safety standards.
Description
A healthcare Reclining Chair is a mobile, patient-care recliner designed for comfort during long treatments and safe transfers around the unit. Unlike household recliners, it uses medical-grade materials, wide castors, and a stable frame that supports infusion therapy, post-operative recovery, oncology sessions, and step-down care. The backrest, leg rest, and seat angle adjust smoothly—from upright to full recline—so patients can rest, read, or receive IV fluids without repositioning strain.
Key features
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Multi-position back and leg adjustment with easy-reach levers or push bars
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Supportive foam with pressure-relief contours and moisture-resistant, wipe-clean upholstery
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Integrated or mountable IV pole, ergonomically shaped armrests, and calf support
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Four large, quiet casters with directional lock and brakes for controlled movement
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Stable steel or alloy frame with rounded edges and protective bumpers
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Optional accessories: removable head pillow, utility hooks, side tablet, seat belt, and disposable cover compatibility
Primary benefits
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Improves patient comfort during infusions, dialysis, transfusions, and observation stays
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Reduces caregiver effort with smooth adjustments and safe mobility between rooms
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Helps infection-control teams with non-porous, disinfectant-ready surfaces and simple seams
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Frees bed capacity by moving appropriate patients into chair-based care without sacrificing support
Typical applications
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Day-care infusion suites, oncology centers, emergency observation, and step-down wards
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Pre- and post-op areas, maternity and geriatric units, blood donation and recovery bays
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Outpatient clinics and specialty centers where long sitting times are common
How it compares
Compared with lounge chairs or standard wheelchairs, a clinical recliner offers deeper recline angles, calf elevation to reduce edema, integrated IV pole options, and locking casters for safe bedside procedures. Upholstery and hardware are engineered for frequent cleaning and heavy use, supporting hospital housekeeping protocols and local safety requirements. Facilities can standardize upholstery colors or labels to match service lines and wayfinding.
