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Bodypoint Stayflex Chest Support is expertly designed to provide dynamic, flexible upper body positioning for individuals using wheelchairs. This chest support give users trunk control and firm support without limiting shoulder movement. The patented dual-stretch-zone design reduces the risk of strangulation by virtually eliminating upward shift at the neckline when the user leans forward. Stayflex™ narrow chest supports provides a comfortable fit for women and user with smaller frames.
The Revolutionary Stayflex™ Chest Support are equipped with multi-directional (MD) pull straps that can be configured as front-pull or rear-pull at the time of the fitting to better accommodate individual user needs. This upper body positioning support is made of carefully selected materials that work together to provide the best balance of stretch and resistance. The Bodypoint Stayflex Standard Chest Support is a reliable choice for those seeking to improve posture, trunk control, and daily functional mobility
Key Features:
This trunk support requires a solid wheelchair back option.
User Issues:
Upper body instability, head/neck/sternal collapse, respiratory, impairment, dysphagia, dysphasia, general neuromuscular weakness Needs additional postural support but "does not want to wear a belt" |
Product Examples:
Monoflex™ for two-point support. Stayflex™ for, four-point support, with or without zipper. Chest Belt or Quad Belt for independent use can add Slip-On Pads. Evoflex® or Monoflex™ on chest or abdomen, or Chest Belt; Leg Harness or Calf Support |
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Q. Which end fitting option should I choose?
A. You have to choose flat/cinch, attachment options based on what type of chair you have
Q. Do your 4 point harnesses come with front pull or rear pull top straps
A. Can be configured using multi-directional top straps depending on the client's needs
Q. Should I use strap guides with a harness?
A. If your backrest height doesn't allow optimal placement, strap guides offer more flexibility and positioning options.
Q. Should a harness be used in conjunction with a pelvic positioning belt
A. Yes, it should be used in conjunction with a pelvic positioning belt
Q. Why would I choose a zipper?
A. Based on your preference, or ease of transferring client in and out of the chair
Q. What are the benefits of choosing a Stayflex over a H-Harness
A. More control, anterior trunk suport, covers more surface area - more distributed control for trunk
Q. How do I determine the size I need?
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