Rhea

The Rhea Power Lift Recliner FDA Class II Medical Devices designed by Golden Technologies are intended to assist persons with chronic physical disablements. Golden lift chairs enable a mobility impaired individual to safely rise, sit or recline in the chair and many models contain additional features designed to assist with other impairments. Depending on participant eligibility and medical necessity, Golden products may be qualified for partial reimbursement under certain Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance programs. Learn more at your local retailer – https://goldentech.com/locator/ Take a vacation from your busy day in The Rhea. It offers an overstuffed back, plush chaise pad and an open arm design that holds numerous standard features that include a cup holder, storage compartments, power port with removeable LED light and tray table, wireless phone charger and a USB port for convenience. Adding to your Rhea experience, your positioning options are endless with our 4-Zone Comfort Zone™ positioning system, which offers four adjustable positioning zones: footrest, backrest, headrest, and lumbar all operated by our programmable AutoDrive™ hand control. For extra wellness and comfort, the Rhea comes standard with our HeatWave Technology providing far-infrared therapeutic warmth starting at your shoulders and continuing down to your feet. This power lift recliner comes in two sizes – Medium and Large. Incorporating the latest in convenience and innovation, the Rhea features thoughtfully designed right and left arm compartments. When you open the right arm, you will find a cup holder and a storage compartment that also holds the AutoDrive hand control. In the left arm, you will find an additional cup holder, a USB charging port, and a second storage compartment that holds the HeatWave hand control. As a bonus, you can use either cup holder without losing the comfort of the armrests thanks to the split design! FDA Class II Medical Devices designed by Golden Technologies are intended to assist persons with chronic physical disablements.