Southwest Medical

Intended for children 25"-48" (64-122 cm). The Stander will accommodate weights up to 100 lb. Tugs Pediatric Prone Stander is a comfortable 35" high stander that keeps children in prone position during daily activities. The child is held safely in place with a pad at the buttocks and a wide cross strap.

The deluxe seat lift chair overbed table by Drive Medical serves many purposes. It can be used for eating, writing, crafts, working on the computer, reading, games and much, much more. The product was designed for use with a lift chair, standard recliner or couch. The table comes available in right or left positioning with 180 degree rotation, allowing a chair to be placed near any wall. The attractive, teak wood grain laminate finish top is easy to clean and scratch resistant. It pivots 360 degrees at the touch of a hand. A built-in magazine rack provides added storage for your convenience. Furniture weight secures the table in place, so the product requires no attachments. It is protected by a limited lifetime warranty. (This is the right-side model. Left-side model is also available.)

Seat 2 Go pediatric positioning chairs are ideal for special needs children. This soft padded positioning seat is portable, lightweight and convenient for home, school or travel. It offers support while your child is sitting on the floor or at the table. The standard seat includes adjustable double strap trunk support, plus belt and fastening straps that secure the seat to any chair. Straps can be stored in the back pocket. The contoured seat prevents the child from sliding forward and improves posture. The seat to back angle is 95.

The Low Profile ROHO cushion is an adjustable skin protection and positioning wheelchair cushion that has 2" (5 cm) high cells to provide excellent protection against skin breakdown. Also available with dual valves for side-to-side or front-to-back positioning and support. Includes cushion cover, patch kit, and pump.

The Low Profile Cushion is recommended for clients who:

• Are at moderate risk to high risk of skin breakdown
• Have no or partial sensation
• Are able to do independent weight shifts
• Propel their wheelchair with their feet