Mobile Stander
A mobile prone stander for children with ambulatory disabilities, the Mobile Stander provides partial weight-bearing support while enabling mobility in an upright position.
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The research is in. The results are indisputable. The health benefits of standing – in both prone and supine positions – are manifold. As a result, Rifton decided to create a truly multi-position stander that can switch easily between prone and supine to give you the greatest flexibility and the most options for your clients to meet the world in an upright position, participating at eye level alongside peers.
Standers allow for physiological development and greater social interaction. 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.
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The Benefits
- The health benefits of supported standing for children with disabilities have been widely recognized for years. Consider some of these important areas:
- Maintain or increase bone mineral density for prevention of fractures.
- Reduce spasticity, provide stretch to the muscles, and improve range of motion as part of your child’s postural management routine.
- Improve posture by keeping the spine in alignment.
- Improve hip joint health and development, with the option for placing the legs in abduction during weight-bearing. This can help to reduce pain and improve overall health and well-being.
- Improve engagement with family and classmates to encourage psycho-social development.
Features
Use the slides below to learn more about the features of the New Stander, such as how to adjust the standing angle and height to achieve a better level of postural control for your client.
- 1 Base frame
- 2 Body support
- 3 Caregiver handle
- 4 Height adjustment
- 5 Independent hip abduction
- 6 Tilt adjustment
- 7 Hip flexion and depth adjustments
- 8 Knee flexion adjustment
- 9 Adjustable sandals
- 10 Room for growth
- 11 Supine features
- 12 Prone features
Components
Use the slides below to learn more about the components of the New Stander.
Configurations
Legs
Trunk straps
Head laterals (Supine)
Butterfly harnesses (Supine)
Hip strap (Supine)
Pelvic harness (Prone)
Knee cuffs (Prone)
Knee straps (Supine)
Split knee supports (Supine)
Tray
Trunk laterals
Upper trunk support (Prone)
Medial/lateral thigh supports
Sandal lift kit
Headrest adapter plate kit
Conversion kits
Sizing & Dimensions
Use this dimensions chart to help you make the right choice for your client.
Important: Make sure that the user’s weight does not exceed the maximum working load.
Key user dimensions (inches)
Select the appropriate Stander by the user’s overall height. Choose the model that allows for growth.
Product Resources
More resources about the New Stander will be available soon.
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