Top-Rated High Chairs for Seated Comfort Post-Hip Operation

Introducing the Drive Medical Wooden High Hip Chair and the Deluxe Hip-High Chair by Drive Medical

Making a comfortable and supportive choice for post-hip surgery residents is essential, and these two chairs from Drive Medical are excellent options. Both chairs offer a raised seating option that allows the patient to sit and stand without bending at the hip, which can be beneficial in preventing complications such as blood clots or pressure sores.

The Drive Medical Wooden High Hip Chair, constructed of solid maple hardwood, is a sturdy and stylish choice. It weighs 33 lbs and has an armrest-to-floor height of 31′′. The chair's contoured armrests are covered in soft, attractive vinyl and are water-resistant, providing additional support for the patient. The chair's fixed footrest adjusts to three different heights for maximum comfort. It has a weight capacity of up to 300 lbs and comes with a 1-year limited warranty on upholstery and a 2-year limited warranty on the frame.

The Deluxe Hip-High Chair by Drive Medical is another great option, with a durable steel frame and a brown-vein finish. Its armrest-to-floor height is 32′′, and the seat to floor height is 26′′. The chair has a weight capacity of up to 300 lbs. It comes with a limited lifetime warranty on the frame and a 1-year warranty on the upholstery.

Both chairs should be easy to clean, with a vinyl or leather seat. They should also be stable and have non-slip feet. The size of the chair should be appropriate for the patient, and it should be tall enough to allow the patient to sit and stand without bending at the hip.

Armrests are essential for helping the patient sit down and stand up safely. Sitting in a proper position can help improve circulation and reduce swelling in the legs. Using a high hip chair after hip surgery can help prevent complications and promote a speedy recovery.

The company that manufactures the wooden high armchair discussed in the article is Hock Design. Both chairs are designed to provide comfort and support during recovery, making them an excellent choice for post-hip surgery residents.