Lift Chair Recliners

Golden Technologies' expert craftsmen blend the finest components with superior designs to provide you with the utmost quality, comfort and style in their lift chairs for seniors and the handicapped. They offer a large variety of lift chair styles and sizes to offer a more custom fit in lift chair recliners.

You also have your choice of comfort positions that may promote health, wellness, and relaxation for both your body and your mind.

• 2-Position - Back reclines up to 135° - most economical for reading & TV viewing
• 3-Position - Back reclines up to 150° - expanded range for resting and sleeping
• Zero Gravity - Back reclines up to 180° - ultimate range for pressure-relief comfort. Zero Gravity lift chairs provide the ultimate range in recline angle and use a two-motor system which operates the back and footrest separately.

Their product lines include the economical value series, the plush comforter series or the more luxurious Maxi-Comfort Series. Proudly handcrafted by Americans, Golden lift chairs feature superior craftsmanship, Smart Tek inside technology and whisper quiet motors for a dependable lift chair built to last. Additional features may include heat & massage, multiple fabric choices and multiple size choices.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose a lift chair? 

Here are things to consider when picking out a lift chair: 

Fit: The larger the chair, the deeper the seat cushion. Choose a chair that's too big and your legs may not touch the floor when sitting straight up. Choose a model that's too small and your lower back area might not respond well.

Number of Positions: Infinite position lift chairs have two motors that allow the footrest to move independently of the backrest. This feature is useful for individuals who want to sit upright while also elevating the footrest. In contrast, 2-position and 3-position lift chairs only have one motor, so the backrest must recline in order for the footrest to be extended. Additionally, 3-position lift chairs can fully recline, while 2-position chairs can only recline to 45 degrees.

Living Area: Does your lift chair need to be against a wall? Models are available that can start against a wall and slide open forward without banging into the wall behind it. Standard models both slide out and backwards which may be a problem in tight areas.

Does Medicare pay for lift chairs? 

If you qualify, Medicare will pay 80% of the cost of the motorized lift chair. You'll pay your Part B annual deductible, the remaining 20% for the device and the cost of the chair itself. The total amount you pay can depend on any other insurance you have, where you get the lift chair and more.

Are lift chairs tax deductible?

How much is shipping?
Shipping is free in the Continental USA for all lift chairs and other products. Please contact us if you require shipping to Alaska or Hawaii.

What if I don't like it? What is your return policy?
Some products by law cannot be returned for hygienic reasons. For all others, like these lift chairs, we offer a 30-day return policy on most products. Damaged product may be returned and exchanged at no cost to you. All others will be shipped at the customer’s expense to the least costly location. A 15-20% restocking fee will also apply depending on the item. See our Policy page for more information.

You said you will match price of a lift chair if I found a cheaper price elsewhere. What do I need to do to get that low price?
Thank you for wanting to do business with us! This is explained in detail on our Policy page. First though, we like to advise customers that there may be hidden costs at other shopping sites such as shipping or tax. Or perhaps what you're looking at may not include options we include. Be sure you are comparing apples to oranges!

Do you bill Medicare?
In order to keep our costs down and offer greatly reduced prices, ADHME does not bill any insurance company. However, for certain products that Medicare may partially reimburse on a purchase (i.e., commodes, lift chairs, walkers and rollators), we do provide a detailed paid invoice which will include any product HCPCS billing codes. We suggest checking with your private insurance company about possible reimbursement from them with your paid receipt.