What waiting room seating is appropriate for a physical therapy clinic?

Physical therapy waiting rooms serve patients who may be in pain, have limited mobility, or be recovering from surgery or injury. Seating priorities: chairs with high, strong armrests that patients can use to push themselves to standing (essential for post-surgical patients); a seat height of 18"–20" (easier to rise from than a lower seat); stable, non-tipping construction; comfortable cushioning for 10–30 minute waits; and antimicrobial vinyl upholstery for healthcare cleaning protocols. Avoid chairs that are too soft or bucket-shaped — patients with back injuries may struggle to get out of them. Two or three chair options with different arm configurations allows different mobility needs to be accommodated. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.