Here are my top five massage chairs recommended for seniors or people with limited mobility, making it easier to get in and out of a typical traditional massage chair. There are five models.

The first one is the Luraco I9 series. It has armrests that slide back and forth, so you can slide them back on either the left or right side and enter the chair like you’re getting into a car.

The same applies to the Human Touch Supernovo X. Instead of sliding back, the armrests lift up, which also allows you to get in like you’re getting into a car.

The third one is the Grand Osaki Grand Duo, which has armrests that slide back like the Luraco, but they’re not electronic—they’re manually operated with buttons on the left or right side.

Next is the OO M8, the original chair that featured side doors that open up. You manually push them open on the left or right side to get in.

And the fifth one is a lift chair called the Daiwa iLift. It’s a combination of a lift chair and a massage chair. You can sit in it, enjoy your massage, and then push a button to elevate you so you can easily stand up and exit the chair.

Download my free report, “11 Things You Absolutely Need to Know Before You Even Consider Investing in a High-Quality Robotic Massage Chair.” The link is in the caption.

Anyway, I hope you found this video helpful. I’m Dr. Alan Weidner from Massage Chair Relief, and I’ll see you in the next video. Bye-bye.