Gait Trainers and Walkers

Are designed for a wide range of clients with varying abilities, gait trainers provide outstanding support in learning to walk, maintaining momentum, and building muscle skills. When appropriately supported and positioned in a gait trainer, thousands of people of all ages have enjoyed the benefits of gait training such as improved cognition, muscle development, and skeletal growth.

A sling is used with a patient lift to facilitate the transfer of a person. A sling comprises a specially designed and constructed piece of fabric, which is placed under and around a resident before being attached to the spreader bar/cradle of a lift to raise, transfer and lower the resident. When selected and used correctly, a sling and lift will achieve a safer transfer, reducing the risks associated with manual handling.

Adaptive Mobility Seating

The special needs adaptive seating systems offers children the ability to participate in classroom and home activities using a variety of solutions based on the specific positioning or support needs. Whether your needs are for upper or lower body support or encouraging sitting skills while participating in other activities.

Mobile standers and standing equipment are for people who want to stand without having to stand still. Because muscles and joints tend to stiffen if they’re not used, long-term sitting can lead to contractures of the ankles, knees and hips. Always consult a doctor before starting a standing program.

Special needs car seats provide a safe travel experience for children with special needs along with body support and promote a proper seating position. All of our car seats comply with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards that require all special needs car seats meet FMVSS 213 for Child Restraint Systems.  In most cases accessories are available to customize your adaptive car seat to your specific needs.