-Over 60 customizable options for specific user needs.
-Modular design for versatility and easy adjustments.
-Supports users from 6'0" to 6'10" and up to 350 lbs. 
-Ideal for promoting standing and posture support

• Accommodates user height of 4' - 5'6"
• Comfortable to stand for long time and get a proper stretch
• Ideal for pre-walking needs, prepares for exoskeleton walking
• Glider allows for a full stretch of the hips, knees and ankles when gliding

-Promotes active ankle, knee, and hip movement.
-Adjustable resistance cylinders for strength training.
-Gliding mechanism for lower body movement.
-Hinged seat sections for full leg extension.

• Safe and easy for a caregiver to transfer and stand a child
• Combines sit-to-stand transition and supine function in one frame
• Accommodates user weight up to 100 lbs. with a height range of 36" - 54" tall

• For those that self-transfer, it is a quick lateral transfer
• Glider handles allow an attendant to assist in movement
• Promotes movement of ankle, knees and hips creating range of motion
• Combines enhanced lower body range of motion with upper body strengthening

• Open base makes independent transfers easier
• Comfortable sit-to-stand device with multiple configurations available
• Provides safe and easy lateral transfer and supportive transition to standing
• Users can achieve standing position with manual hydraulic actuator or push-button pow'r up lift

• Offers sit-to-stand as well supine standing
• Modular design works for children who require minimal positioning
• Can do anterior tilt positioning, posterior tilt in space and a full recline
• Matches hip and knee flexion of child; then, adjust as range of motion improves

• No transfers are necessary with the strapstand
• Gentle vertical lifting reduces pressure on the knees
• Lifts directly from wheelchair, bed, or other seated surface into the standing position

• Matches the child's hip and knee flexion
• Ideal for longer period standing by shifting positions
• Adjustability creates the opportunity to stand children with positioning challenges