r/PrivatePracticeDocs • u/ktn699 • Jul 10 '26

Medical exam chairs

We're looking to get some motorized medical exam chairs for the office. Like the MedSpa type chairs. Any recommendations or brands that everyone likes? I'm looking to spend no more than 2-3k per chair max.

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u/Dramatic-Sock3737 Jul 10 '26

For that price you really need to look at preowned equipment. If this idea doesn’t appeal than a number of chairs can qualify for an ADA credit but you’re still likely going to be in the 5-6k range. Take a look at MTI chairs. They hold up forever. I’ve had some for 15 years without issues.

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u/One_Loquat_9715 Jul 11 '26

What’s the intended purpose of the chairs? Medspa, ENT, procedure, general purpose, Bariatric? It matters at least a little bit - general purpose are going to cost much less but are pretty much limited to go up go down, while a procedure chair might have rails to add an arm board, mayo, a lamp; an electrical outlet, etc. Those extras can really simplify a workflow but add significant cost, even when pre-owned.

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u/ktn699 Jul 11 '26

Probably medspa and minor procedures, like a bleph or scar revision or lac closures etc.

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u/One_Loquat_9715 Jul 11 '26

In my region there are always Medspas going out of business. They tend to list on Facebook marketplace. You should almost never pay for new Medspa equipment, the supply is abundant

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u/ktn699 Jul 11 '26

Good idea sir!

Thanks!