TherAdapt Posture Chair Features
- Slip resistant upholstery
- Three seat height options
- Adjustable lumbosacral support
- Designed for lower limb instability
- Made for lower body”s involuntary tightening
- TherAdapt Posture Chair comes standard with a 10° anterior angled seat with slip-resistant upholstery, adjustable pelvic strap, and lumbosacral support
- Especially effective for children with tight hamstring muscles or contractures at the ankle and foot
- Seat adjusts to three different heights, and the lumbosacral support adjusts both vertically and horizontally
- Standard kneel pads adjust in all three planes of movement for exact placement selection
- Foot straps secure the feet with velcro like hook and loop through a D-ring
- Front mounted casters for easy transport once the user has been removed from the chair
- For users with significant foot deformities or strong foot reflexes, the foot straps can be rotated 90° and used over the calf instead
- Note: The chair does not increase tightening of the hamstring muscles but rather it eliminates their devastating effect on the pelvis in sitting
More About TherAdapt Posture Chair
- The seat can be adjusted to three different heights to best fit the needs of the user.
- The knee pads can be adjusted in all three planes of movement for exact placement selection.
- The foot straps have hook and loop closures and are slipped through a D-ring; rotate the straps 90 degrees and use them over the calf in the case of users with strong foot reflexes or significant foot deformities.
- The TherAdapt Posture Chair also has front-mounted casters for easy transport, but should only be moved if no one is in the chair.
- The TherAdapt Posture Chair is not designed for users with a limited hip range of motion, a history of hip dislocations, or a fixed thoracic kyphosis or scoliosis.
- Note:
– The Posture Chair is not designed for users with either a fixed thoracic kyphosis or scoliosis, a limited hip range of motion, or a history of hip dislocations
– It should be evaluated by a licensed therapist and the user should be monitored for fatigue secondary to the dynamic nature of the chair
