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Rifton Prone Standers provide a stable, highly adjustable, mobile and durable standing aid to enable partial weight-bearing at the eye level of your client’s peers. They enable prone standing for children and adults with physical disabilities.
- New Stander - Rifton
Rifton’s standers provide support and stability while...
- Adaptive Standers Comparison: Prone vs. Supine vs. Dynamic
Rifton Prone Stander. As a therapeutic progression from the...
- New Stander - Rifton
Pronestander is a stander that allows users to stand in different prone positions from 45° to 85°. It has adjustable chest, hip, knee and sandal supports, and is suitable for users aged 1-18 years.
Understanding Prone vs. Supine Standing is a good place to start learning about the basics of these styles. The support surface of a Prone Stander is in front of the person using the stander. The angle of the stander is adjustable from upright forward towards the horizontal (leaning forward).
The Leckey Pronestander is a pediatric stander that allows users to stand in five different prone positions from 45° to 85°. It offers postural support, pelvic positioning, and benefits of standing therapy for children with various needs.
Aug 25, 2022 · A prone stander is a piece of rehabilitation technology that helps a child or adult achieve sustained standing with supports on their belly. Learn about the benefits, types, and how to get a prone stander for cerebral palsy.
Rifton’s standers provide support and stability while encouraging weight-bearing and use of both hands and arms. Fully adjustable with a critical, new hip abduction feature, the new Rifton stander grows with clients as their skills develop. Download the Size 1 and 2 Stander brochure.
Rifton Prone Stander. As a therapeutic progression from the Supine Stander, the Prone Stander gives users the added challenge of working their trunk and neck muscles against gravity for better postural control. The angle-adjustable mainboard provides anterior stability while encouraging gradual weight-bearing and hip range of motion.
