modulo: Riser offers so much more than the standard riser recliner chair. Key benefits are seat depth (very important to help stop sacral sitting), width (very important to allow users’ arms to be more supported and encourage a more upright sitting position) and height adjustment (to allow feet to be weight bearing and offer much safer transfer to prevent a fall risk). A removable seat cushion aids improved pressure management and skin integrity, and there is a standard as dual motor tilt in space with high leg lift.

The modulo: Porter offers all the same benefits as the riser. Yet it has been specifically designed to help users who are either at a stage where they are not always able to carry out independent transfers, or struggling with mobility and may need to be portered to another room closer to where they need to go next. This allows the user to enjoy the benefits of the chair, whilst enabling them to be where they want to be in different areas of the property.

The modulo: Care is for users that are mainly non-weight bearing. It trades the riser feature for a fully independent tilt option without having to lose much of the seat to floor height, keeping the fully electric features of back, leg adjustment and elevation. A height and angle adjustable footplate is also supplied as standard to help prevent footdrop. The modulo: Care is also supplied as standard with a chargeable battery to allow the chair to work when not plugged in to the main power supply.

Standard practice is usually once a year. However, there is no legal obligation to service chairs in the same way as you must service a hoist or other lifting equipment.

Yes, no problem! All modulo chairs are width adjustable and can be adapted anywhere between 14- 21 inches wide as standard.

Yes, the modulo has 12 different colour options to choose from.