Find Your Perfect Lift Chair in South Florida

A single motor lift chair uses one motor to control both the backrest and footrest simultaneously. When you recline, the footrest goes up at the same time. This makes operation very simple — just one button to recline and one to sit up. Single motor chairs are typically more affordable, ranging from $899 to $1,289.

A dual motor lift chair has two independent motors — one for the back and one for the footrest. This means you can recline the back while keeping your feet down, or elevate your legs while sitting upright. Dual motor chairs are ideal if you have specific medical needs like edema (where you need to elevate your legs frequently), or if you simply want more control over your seating position. They typically range from $1,729 to $1,899.

Both types include the power lift feature that gently raises you to a standing position. Our specialists can help you determine which option is best for your needs — just call us at 561-300-6531.

Yes, Medicare Part B may cover a portion of a lift chair — specifically the lift mechanism — if your doctor determines it is medically necessary. Medicare classifies the lift mechanism as Durable Medical Equipment (DME), and they will typically cover about 80% of the approved amount for the mechanism after your Part B deductible is met.

To qualify, you'll need a prescription from your physician and a Certificate of Medical Necessity. Your doctor must document that you have a condition that makes it difficult to stand from a seated position, such as severe arthritis, muscular dystrophy, or certain neurological conditions.

As an authorized Medicare provider, Atlantic Healthcare Products handles all the paperwork for you. We'll work directly with your doctor's office and Medicare to maximize your benefit. Call us at 561-300-6531 and we'll walk you through the process.

Absolutely! Our rental program is one of our most popular options. Renting lets you experience the comfort and functionality of a lift chair in your own home before making a purchase commitment.

The best part is our rental-to-purchase credit program — if you decide to buy after renting, we apply your rental payments toward the purchase price. So you never lose money by trying one out first.

Rentals are perfect for post-surgery recovery, short-term rehabilitation, or simply wanting to try before you buy. We offer flexible terms with no long-term contract required. Delivery, setup, and pickup are all included. Call 561-300-6531 to check availability and current rental rates.

Yes! Every lift chair purchase and rental from Atlantic Healthcare Products includes our complimentary white glove delivery and setup service throughout Palm Beach County and the surrounding South Florida area.

Our trained delivery team will bring your lift chair into your home, place it exactly where you want it, fully assemble and test the chair, and demonstrate how to use all the controls. We'll even remove all packaging materials so you don't have to deal with any of that. We want you to be comfortable using your new chair from the moment we leave.

We carry lift chairs from two of the most trusted names in the industry: Pride Mobility and Golden Technologies.

Pride Mobility is one of the world's leading manufacturers of mobility products. Their lift chairs are known for outstanding comfort, durability, and innovative features like their patented VivaLift! power headrest and lumbar support.

Golden Technologies has been making lift chairs in America for over 40 years. They're renowned for their MaxiComfort positioning system, which offers infinite recline positions and a full zero-gravity Trendelenburg position — ideal for circulation and pain relief.

Visit either of our showrooms in West Palm Beach or Boynton Beach to try chairs from both brands, or call 561-300-6531 and we'll help you choose the right one over the phone.

Choosing the right size lift chair is essential for comfort and safety. Here are the key measurements to consider:

Seat height: When seated, your feet should rest flat on the floor with your knees bent at approximately 90 degrees. Measure from the floor to the back of your knee while wearing your usual footwear.

Seat width: You should have about 1-2 inches of space on each side of your hips when seated. Measure your hip width while seated and add 2-4 inches.

Seat depth: There should be 2-3 fingers' width of space between the edge of the seat and the back of your knees. This prevents circulation issues.

Back height: The chair back should support your full spine, ideally reaching at least to your shoulders for maximum comfort.

Weight capacity: Standard lift chairs typically support up to 375 lbs, while heavy-duty models can support 500 lbs or more.

The easiest way to get the perfect fit is to visit one of our showrooms. Our team will take proper measurements and let you try different sizes. Can't make it in? Call 561-300-6531 and we'll guide you through measuring at home.