MJM International Bariatric 3-position recline Geri-Chair (30" internal width)j w/ elevated legrest and footrest 700 lbs. Capacity

The MJM International Geri-Chair is engineered specifically for bariatric use, featuring an exceptional weight capacity of 700 lbs.

This robust support is coupled with a generous 30-inch internal seat width to ensure maximum safety and comfort for larger patients.

The integrated system, featuring both an elevated legrest and a separate footrest component, is crucial for patient comfort and proper positioning.

This design ensures comprehensive support for the patient’s lower extremities, which is vital for long-term care and recovery.

Yes, this Geri-Chair is ideal for use in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and long-term care facilities.

This geri-chair is designed with a 3-position recline feature, allowing for versatile patient comfort and different care needs.

This Geri-Chair is a Factory New product, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition directly from the manufacturer.

The MJM International Bariatric Geri-Chair is designed with an internal width of 30 inches, providing ample space and comfort for bariatric patients.

The chair’s frame is constructed with a light-colored frame that appears to be made of rounded tubing, suggesting it is either a durable plastic or coated metal, designed for ease of cleaning.

The Geri-Chair is equipped with multi-directional caster wheels at its base, allowing for easy mobility and transport.

The MJM International Bariatric Geri-Chair is shipped as a complete unit and includes everything required for positioning and support:

• The main Geri-Chair frame equipped with the 3-position recline mechanism.
• An integrated elevated legrest and accompanying footrest.
• The associated cushioning and padded upholstery (including the head pillow and seat padding), designed for patient comfort and hygiene.

Yes, this Geri-Chair includes an elevated legrest and a separate footrest component to ensure comprehensive lower body support and proper positioning for the patient’s lower extremities.