Supine Stander

In supine standing frames clients can stand at eye level with their peers. Adjustable supports on the standing aid allow for functional alignment with the client's arms free for activities.

Positioning someone with disabilities in a standing position is the first step to facilitating bone and muscle development and maintaining range of motion in addition to encouraging better functioning of the body’s internal systems.

Benefits:

Our bodies were made to be upright. Standing delivers enormous health benefits that everyone should enjoy. At Rifton we like to speak of the six B’s that benefit from standing: bones breathing blood bowel bladder and brains.

Optional accessories are available to tailor the standing frame to your client's positioning needs. Supine standing provides many therapeutic benefits including head support with partial weight-bearing.

Features:

Rifton Supine Standers enable vertical standing for adults and children with physical disabilities. Using a vertical stander can strengthen core muscles and improve weight-bearing weight-shifting and trunk control. Additionally they promote upright social interactions at the same eye-level as a client's peers. 

• Fold down the top of the Supine Stander for a user who needs to learn head control.
• The laterals slide out of the way to aid transfers. Laterals adjust easily: they slide in out up down and rotate.
• The armrests move up and down the frame or tilt at varying angles to encourage upper body control. They fold down when not needed.
• Small Supine Stander: Angle adjustment is calibrated from 0° to 85° for accurate positioning.
• Small Supine Stander: The small Supine Stander is 28½" high when horizontal. Large Supine Stander: The manual crank handle lowers the stander horizontally to 21" (wheelchair height) for a sitting transfer. Raise the large Supine Stander up to 30" to accommodate other transfers.
• Double-locking casters prevent roll and swivel during transfers.
• The sturdy curved frame gives plenty of foot room to the caregiver and allows close proximity for transfer in and out of a wheelchair or other equipment.
• The footboard adjusts bringing the client up to a comfortable height for the caregiver.