Gazelle PS Standing Frame
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The Gazelle PS Standing Frame features a tilting, fully adjustable, and customizable device for achieving excellent posture among children and adults regardless of the mental handicap they are living with. with FREE Shipping and Best Price Guarantee
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The Gazelle PS Standing Frame is a versatile device designed to support individuals in achieving optimal posture.
It features a tilting mechanism and is fully adjustable to accommodate different body types and needs.
This frame is customizable, making it suitable for both children and adults with various mental disabilities.
Constructed with durable materials, it ensures stability and safety during use.
Available in Nairobi and across Kenya, it comes with free shipping and a best price guarantee.
Applications & Use Cases
The Gazelle PS Standing Frame is utilized in physical therapy settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home healthcare environments.
It is ideal for individuals requiring assistance in standing and posture training.
Healthcare professionals can use it with patients who have mobility challenges due to mental or physical disabilities.
This frame helps improve weight-bearing capacity and overall body alignment, promoting better health outcomes for users in Kenya.
Care & Maintenance
To ensure longevity, regularly inspect the Gazelle PS Standing Frame for any wear or damage.
Clean the frame using a mild detergent and damp cloth to maintain hygiene.
Avoid using harsh chemicals that could damage the surface.
Store the equipment in a dry, cool place when not in use, ensuring it is free from dust and moisture.
Proper care will enhance the durability and performance of this standing frame.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of standing frames?
Common types of standers include: sit to stand, prone, supine, upright, multi-positioning standers, and standing wheelchairs..
How long to use a standing frame?
Children get the most benefit from using a standing frame for 60 minutes per day. Sometimes it can be challenging to have your child in the standing frame for 60 minutes. Instead, you can try: 2 times for 30 minutes each.
When to use a standing frame?
If your child isn't standing or starting to explore standing by 12 months of age, a therapist may suggest using a standing frame. This will help your child to stand at an age-appropriate time. Your child might use a standing frame for a short period of time as they work on building their standing skills.
How do you use a standing frame?
Life. So the standing frame. Itself can be lifted using this arm crank.
