Standers:

Standers provides a better alternative for positioning; we recommend that children with special needs get their first standing frame at about the same time when most children start total weight bearing on their legs, that is, around the age of one year. We understand that options available in standing frames can be overpowering but once you understand the application of different models you can come to a conclusion.

Dynamic Standers:

Dynamic standers supports children with special needs when they can interact in an upright and mobile position. Standers makes it easy for kids with no weight-bearing ability. Dynamic Stander gives children greater independence and mobility. Standers with mobile wheeled dynamic standers helps strengthen critical motor skills so a child can progress toward independent standing. Through Dynamic Stander’s removable large wheels in place, children can self-propel in a standing position – free to explore their surroundings alongside their playmates in standing position. Dynamic Pediatric Stander easily rolls right up to a table or a counter for participation in crafts and other stationary activities. Dynamic Standers are specifically used by children who are unable to stand independently and can be safely supported in an upright yet mobile position as to easily interaction with peers. Snug Seat Rabbit Stander, Kaye Dynamic Standers are the important ones in their life.

Prone Standers:

Prone Standers are designed as user can bear weight in an upright standing position. Standers supports correct alignment of the trunk and lower extremities in the prone stander. The manual height adjustment in a prone stander can be done effortlessly and reliably. You can easily monitor and adjust the rate and amount of weight bearing your child can manage comfortably through a stander. Standers can be used for children with development disabilities such as Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, and other conditions where anterior support is essential for prone standing. Prone Standers are expertly designed to safely support a child in a weight bearing position that best suits his individual standing abilities and support needs. The unique knee and trunk components of stander permit the child to be at eye level with peers, for maximum benefit of social interaction and academic participation. Prone Standers are recommended for children who require anterior support, display emerging head and trunk control, or are beginning to right themselves from a prone position. Certain Prone Stander will safely and effectively support a small child up to preschool age. These standers provides multiple angle adjustability from vertical to approximately 45° and is the least rigid of all the standers. As the user moves, the column in the stander will sway slightly, encouraging the user to self-initiate equilibrium reactions at the head and trunk. The tray is angle adjustable. This stander is excellent for multiple users and is extremely low profile.

Supine Stander:

Supine standers are considered for weight bearing and are used by patients who are lacking head control. Supine standers provide support on the posterior service of the user and incremental weight bearing is tolerated. The size, adaptability and ease of using supine stander make it an ideal choice for home, school and therapy centers. Supine standers are designed to provide the developing child with posterior support and proper alignment while standing and weight bearing with models like Leckey Squiggles Standers, TherAdapt Supine Stander, Leckey Horizon Supine Stander, Snug Seat Giraffe Stander, Snug Seat Buffalo Stander, Tumble Form TriStander etc. The child is always positioned at the lowest possible height regardless of their size and the stander “grows up with the child. The wide range of angle adjustment allows the stander to be positioned horizontally while placing the child in the stander. The stander can then be easily raised to the desired angle for the child to bear weight.

Vertical Standers:

Vertical Standers provides upright support and vertical alignment which allows minimally to moderately involved child to stand. Standers for use by individuals are Kaye Vertical Stander, Leckey Freestander, TherAdapt Vertical Stander, Snug Seat Gecko Stander, Leckey Tot Stander. Vertical standers are static and support the patient in an erect position. Standers are the best for maintaining bone density, bowel function and full weight bearing. Vertical standers are designed as positioning aids for users who do not have adequate balance to stand independently and who need lower body support to attain alignment while standing. Vertical standers accommodates children from 18 months to 9 years who need support at the hips and pelvis to maintain standing alignment. Standers pelvic stabilizer controls both anterior-posterior and lateral position of the pelvis. It's easy to position children in the stander with its rear entry system that swings open then locks safely in place.

Sit-to-Stand Standers:

Sit-to-Stand Standers are designed to provide a supportive transition to standing even when child is unable to stand fully upright. A variety of options in EasyStand products features sit-to-stand technology and tool free adjustments. Choose many models from EasyStand: Bantam Standers, Magician-EI stander, Magician Comfy stander, Magician Original stander, EasyStand Evolv Standers. Standing frames are a supportive sit-to-stand patient stander designed to meet the needs of a variety of people. Sit-to-stand stander is ideal for multi-user facilities like rehabilitation centers and schools. Sit-to-stand standers works well with people who have limited range of motion. All you will find is the best price for this stander which is affordable for your loved ones.