Adjustment possibilities

& functions of rehab strollers

After you have noted the most important dimensions for the child, it is time for the next step. It is necessary to determine which special adjustment possibilities and functions are required to completely meet the needs of the child. Rehab strollers offer the following customization options:

Supine position

For children who want to sleep or, because of their diagnosis, must be transported lying down

Turnable seat (face-to-face)

The child can look forwards in the direction of travel or directly look at his or her parents; this is a good idea for spastic or anxious children

Back angle adjustment

A rest position can be set; sitting with an open hip angle is also possible if this is therapeutically necessary

Seat tilting

Tilt adjustment to relieve the child’s spine and circulation; a semi-supine position

Grows with your child

For long periods of care and growth spurts, the back height, seat width, seat depth and lower leg length are adjustable

Height-adjustable footrest

The correct lower leg length can be set for a stable seating position

Knee angle adjustment

For elevation of the legs and to set a supine position

Various model sizes

Optimal care and familiar handling by simply changing to the next size

„Make sure that the rehab stroller is unable to tip over and is stable even in the supine position. Otherwise, there is a risk that your child tips backwards together with the rehab stroller while he or she is lying down! There are rehab strollers that have a special safety mechanism on the seat that shifts the center of gravity when the child is lying down. Then there is no longer a risk of tipping.“

Mobility

Therapy & Hygiene

Therapeutic mattresses

Other