If This Sounds Like You, a Reclining Wheelchair Can Help
A high-back chair that reclines and raises the legs, made for comfort and relief during long sits. Keep it for as long as you need, then send it back.
Can't Sit Upright All Day
If sitting straight for hours is uncomfortable or unsafe, the backrest reclines to several positions so you can lean back, rest, or even nap while staying supported.
Swelling or Poor Circulation
The elevating leg rests raise the legs while you recline, which helps improve circulation and reduce swelling, a real help for anyone dealing with edema.
At Risk of Pressure Sores
Reclining shifts and spreads body weight more evenly, which relieves pressure points. For someone seated for long stretches, that helps lower the risk of pressure sores.
Frequent Bed Transfers
The adjustable seat height makes moving between the chair and a bed easier and safer, which is a big help for caregivers and for anyone with limited mobility.
Long Hours in the Chair
With a high padded back, headrest support, and recline, the chair is built for people who spend most of the day seated, whether recovering at home or in long-term care.
Posture, Back Strain & Low BP
The high back supports the spine and eases back strain, and reclining can also help people who deal with low blood pressure feel more comfortable through the day.
Everything Included, No Hidden Fees
Your reclining wheelchair arrives sanitized and ready to use. Set the recline, raise the leg rests, and get comfortable.
Reclining High-Back Frame
Backrest reclines through multiple positions, with a tall back for support
Pair of Elevating Leg Rests
Come standard, raise the legs to improve circulation and reduce swelling
Adjustable Seat Height
Makes transfers to and from a bed easier and safer
Pressure & Circulation Relief
Reclining spreads body weight to ease pressure points and aid circulation
Cleaned & Disinfected
Sanitized with a 75% alcohol-based solution before it ships
Free Shipping & Returns
Ships sanitized and ready, return label included when you're done
Key Features & Specifications
A high-back wheelchair that reclines and raises the legs, built for comfort, circulation, and pressure relief.
Multiple Recline Positions
The backrest reclines from upright to a deep, relaxed angle so you can sit, rest, or nap in comfort.
Elevating Leg Rests
A pair of elevating leg rests comes standard, raise the legs to improve circulation and reduce swelling.
300 lb Weight Capacity
Supports users up to 300 lb on a sturdy, stable frame built for everyday use.
High Back & Head Support
The tall padded back supports the head, neck, and spine, ideal for long hours seated.
Adjustable Seat Height
Set the seat height to make transfers to and from a bed easier and safer.
Pressure Sore Relief
Reclining shifts and spreads body weight to relieve pressure points during long sits.
Folds for Transport
The frame folds down to fit in a car trunk, so it's easy to bring to appointments or trips.
Sanitized Before Delivery
Cleaned and disinfected with a 75% alcohol-based solution before every rental.
Free 24-Hour Home Delivery Across Chicago & Dallas
We ship your reclining wheelchair anywhere in the United States, sanitized and ready to use, with free shipping both ways. Order online and it arrives at your door, a home, a hospital discharge address, a rehab center, assisted living, or a hotel while traveling.
- Chicago surrounding area
- Dallas surrounding area
- Fort Worth surrounding area
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you rent a reclining wheelchair.
Right here. We rent reclining high-back wheelchairs with elevating leg rests and ship them anywhere in the United States. Pick your dates, order online, and the chair arrives at your door. When you're done, send it back with the prepaid label. No store trip and no prescription needed.
The backrest reclines through several positions and the leg rests elevate, so the user can change position, lean back, and rest instead of sitting upright all day. That makes daily activities like resting, eating, and napping more comfortable, and it helps with pressure relief and circulation.
Yes. A pair of elevating leg rests comes standard. Raising the legs while reclining helps improve circulation and reduce swelling, which is a real benefit for anyone dealing with edema or leg swelling.
Reclining shifts the body and spreads weight more evenly, which reduces the pressure points that cause sores. For someone seated for long stretches, being able to change position and lean back is an important way to lower that risk.
Yes. Elevating the legs while reclining encourages better circulation and helps reduce swelling in the legs and feet. It's a common reason people choose a reclining wheelchair over a standard upright one.
The backrest reclines through several positions, from upright to a deep, relaxed angle, so the user can find a comfortable spot to rest. Combined with the high padded back, it supports the head, neck, and spine during long periods seated.
The reclining wheelchair supports users up to 300 lb on a sturdy, stable frame. If you have questions about fit or sizing, call (847) 696-6814 and we'll help you choose.
Yes. The adjustable seat height lets you set the chair to match the bed, which makes moving the user between the chair and the bed easier and safer for both the person and the caregiver.
A standard wheelchair only sits upright. A reclining wheelchair has a high back that leans back through several positions plus elevating leg rests, so it's far better for long sits, resting, circulation, and pressure relief. It's the better choice when someone spends most of the day in the chair.
No. A reclining wheelchair is not a prescription device, so you can rent one without a doctor's note. People rent them for recovery, long-term care at home, and for anyone who needs comfort and pressure relief while seated. If you're unsure what fits, just call us.
Yes. The frame folds down so it fits in the trunk of most cars, which makes it easy to bring to appointments or take along when needed. Remove the leg rests first to make it even more compact.
We ship reclining wheelchairs across all 50 states. Order online, choose your rental dates, and the chair ships to your address, a home, a hospital discharge address, a rehab center, assisted living, or a hotel while traveling. It arrives ready to use.
Yes. If you need the chair longer, call or message us before your end date and we'll extend it. If you finish early, send it back with the prepaid return label whenever you're ready.
Every chair is inspected and disinfected with a 75% alcohol-based solution before it ships. We clean the seat, back, armrests, and leg rests, test the recline and leg rests, and pack it ready to use. If any part shows wear, we pull that chair and send a replacement.
You can cancel free up to 24 hours before your order ships. If your plans change after that, contact us and we'll work with you. We want you to get the right chair for the right dates without stress.
Why Rent a Reclining Wheelchair Instead of Buying?
A reclining wheelchair is a big piece of equipment, and most people need one only for a recovery period or a season of care. Renting means no storage, no upkeep, and nothing to resell when you're done.
| RENT FROM US | BUY NEW | |
|---|---|---|
| Commitment | Keep it only while you need it | One large purchase |
| Shipping | FREE both ways | You pay shipping |
| Condition | Sanitized before it ships | Used market, unknown |
| Right Fit | Swap seat width if it doesn't suit you | Locked into one purchase |
| Repairs & Upkeep | We service and sanitize it | On you to maintain |
| When You're Done | Send it back, free | Storage or resale hassle |
| Flexibility | Extend or return anytime | Stuck with it |
For a recovery period or a season of care, renting means nothing to store, repair, or resell when it's no longer needed.
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