Postural Support / Comfort
View our range of optional accessories, clinically designed to offer additional support and comfort alongside the Advanced Seating therapeutic seating range.
When you are unable to support your neck and head, causing your head to fall to the side, it can result in pain and affect your posture and sitting balance, potentially leading to fixed contractures.
Our concave head pillow provides support for the head and neck and helps to maintain a midline position even when sleeping or in patients with low muscle tone.
When you are unable to support your neck and head, causing your head to fall to the side or you have a slight kyphotic posture it can result in pain and affect your posture and sitting balance.
Our horse shoe head pillow provides support for the head, neck and upper back and helps to maintain a midline position even when sleeping or in patients with low muscle tone.
The Lateral Back ensures a midline sitting positioning that is achieved through 2 fibre filled cushions that further supports the spine, allowing you to sit comfortably for longer periods
When you have low muscle tone or have conditions such as Scoliosis in the spine, it can be difficult to sit upright which may lead to discomfort, pain and inability to sit for long periods.
Our lateral supports provide additional support for the body, accommodating scoliosis and may allow sitting for extended periods of time and increase comfort
When your legs abduct or externally rotate, there is an increased risk of injury to the legs and feet.
Our leg laterals protect the feet from injury or objects in the path of chair movement, while helping to support the feet on the footplate.
When you suffer from oedema or swelling in the lower limbs, it may be uncomfortable to sit for long periods of time.
Our legrest wedge allows the chair user to elevate their legs higher than normal which may alleviate discomfort and assist in the reduction of swelling.
If you are continuously sliding from your chair, this increases your risk of falls and causes shear and friction which can lead to pressure injuries
The ramped seat cushion is an angled seat cushion, increasing the angle of the seat base, discouraging sliding from the seat.
When seated, if your seat width is not correct, it can be difficult to maintain mid-line posture resulting in discomfort, pain and an inability to sit for long periods of time. These padded arm covers further reduce the width of the chair to accommodate users with particularly narrow hip widths, allowing the body to be fully supported.
The amount of padding is variable and these can be removed to suit the needs of multiple users.
When your seat-to-footplate height is incorrect, it may cause sliding from the chair, increasing your risk of falls and shear and friction.
Padding can be incorporated into the footplate of the chair for to accommodate or improve foot position or to further decrease the seat-to-footplate height for individual users, as well as additional pressure management.
A detachable pommel that is used to ensure your knees are comfortable and protected from pinching or rubbing together.
A tray for meals, positioning support and facilitation of activities. The tray table should only be used in accordance with facility or local regulations regarding restraint.
When your back is not fully supported, your weight can not be distributed evenly which may lead to pain and an increased risk of pressure injuries.
Our waterfall back, with it’s 3 tiered, fibre filled cushions, supports the spine, allowing you to sit comfortably for longer periods.
The Midline back is the most supportive back we have.
Making the chair more supportive allows patients to sit in chair for longer and can prolong the need to upgrade your seating solution