UMF Medical Power5016 Podiatry/Wound Care Procedure Chair

The UMF Medical Power5016 is a premium, power-adjustable podiatry and wound-care chair offering ADA-compliant access, seamless upholstery, and advanced positioning features. With four power functions, programmable controls, and a 650 lb capacity, it's built for comfort, efficiency, and streamlined patient care.

Overview

Featuring dual electro-mechanical actuators, the Power 5016 provides smooth electrical control over seat height (18.5″–37″), backrest recline, tilt, and leg extension. A hand remote with OneTouch Patient Positioning® allows two programmable presets and return-to-home. It includes a double-articulating headrest, wide 28″ seat, articulating arms, stainless steel debris tray, hospital-grade outlet, and ADA access—all wrapped in a removable, seamless PreFixx® finish.

Key Features

• Four motorized functions: Power hi-lo, backrest, tilt, and leg extension
• Programmable positioning: Hand control with two presets and auto-return
• ADA-compliant low entry: 18.5″ seat height for easy wheelchair transfers
• Wide seat: 28″ for enhanced patient comfort in podiatry and wound care
• Articulating arms & headrest: Supports patient positioning and comfort
• Infection-resistant design: Removable seamless upholstery with PreFixx® finish
• Fluid/debris control: Stainless steel tray under chair for easy cleanup
• Integrated power: Hospital-grade outlet with child-safety cover
• Heavy-duty capacity: Supports up to 650 lb

Product Specifications

• Model: 5016‑650‑100 (hand control), 5016‑650‑200 adds foot control, 5016‑650‑300 adds OneTouch WheelBase®
• Height range: 18.5″–37″
• Seat width: 28″
• Back width: 26.5″
• Length: 73″ standard; extends to 80″ with leg section
• Leg rest: 28″ W × 13″ D
• Seat tilt: Power seat tilt included
• Net weight: ~411 lb; Shipping weight: ~451 lb
• Electrical: 120 VAC, 60 Hz; 220/240 VAC optional
• Upholstery: Removable seamless vinyl with PreFixx® protection
• Warranty: 3‑year limited

Ideal For

• Podiatry, wound care, and related specialties
• ADA-compliant clinics requiring low‑entry access
• High patient volume settings needing efficient positioning
• Environments that prioritize hygiene and fluid management
• Facilities supporting bariatric and mobility-limited patients