Southwest Medical

Each cutlery piece features the patented Good Grips handle. Large and easy-to-hold, the handles are made of a rubber-like material with flexible ribbing.

Spoons and fork have a twist built into the metal shaft that allows it to be bent for either right- or left-handed use.

The angled Rocker Knife cuts with an easy rocking motion, decreasing wrist strain.

The Souper Spoon features a raised lip to help prevent spills. The 6 oz. (170 g) of weight in the built-up handle provides more control so that the utensil reaches the mouth easier. Ideal for persons with limited hand control, Parkinson's disease or spasticity. Sold Individually.

Occupational and physical therapists emphasize the importance of an adjustable-height work surface to develop proficiency in visual attention, reach, grasp and prehension. The KAYE T-Table, with its tilting work surface, permits a child to be positioned at the optimal distance from the work. This helps stabilize the eyes, head, and trunk, and insures freer movements of the scapula, arm, and wrist, all of which contributes to precise hand use when manipulating objects.

The KAYE T-Tables are specifically designed to work in combination with KAYE Adjustable Benches and T-Seats. Because these tables are lightweight, a therapist can easily move the table in front of the child after the child is seated securely. This makes them convenient products for therapy programs, particularly when space is a limitation.

Danmar Products #6815 Hensinger Head Support with Mount Bar: A posterior head support designed for positioning in seating systems like feeder seats. Features the standard Hensinger soft foam wrap-around collar attached to a pre-formed aluminum mounting bar for secure attachment. Available in multiple sizes (Small, Medium, Large) and standard colors (Blue, Black cotton covers) Aids in maintaining midline head position to facilitate improved breathing, feeding, and social interaction.

Requires additional trunk support

Unit dose solution for irrigation and suctioning.