Assistive products for body stabilization

Shower chair harness

Anatomic Pillow supplying pressure relief to avoid neck pain

SAFE Med pressure relieving anatomic pillow supplies gentle support and muscle relaxation.
Pressure relieving anatomic pillow relieves neck, back and shoulder pain.
In viscoelastic SAFE ViscoPore White soft foam.
Machine wash up to 95 C, tumble dry.
Soft-Cell or Cotton velvet cover to buy separately.

Harmony Long cushions no. 44, pressure relieving, molding, stable

Positioning cushions as long cushions molds to the body, lying stable, keeping carrying capacity and are soundless for pressure sore prevention, pain relief and sensory stimulation.
Contains granulated, visco-elastic SAFE foam.
Machine wash up to 95 C, tumble dry
Soft-Cell Cotton velvet or Comfor PUR to buy separately.

Harmony Positioning Cushion, Boomerang-Banana shape, molding

Positioning cushion with boomerang-banana shape molds to the body, lying stable, keeping carrying capacity and are soundless for pressure sore prevention, pain relief and sensory stimulation. Contains granulated, visco-elastic SAFE foam. Machine wash up to 95 C, tumble dry. Soft-Cell Cotton velvet or Comfor PUR to buy separately.

R82 Y-hip belt

The Y-belt is pulled downwards and/or backwards to maintain the position of the thighs and pelvis against the seat and back. The harness prevents the child from changing pelvic position and sliding forward in the seat.

Bodypoint padded Hip belt

Bodypoint PivotFit H harness

Bodypoint Y harness

Play me cusion

The Play Me cushion positions the child securely on the floor, bedside, or bench. It surrounds and supports the body, suitable for children with reduced trunk stability, increased tone, or motor restlessness. High sides and back form a stable frame that supports balance and prevents backward or sideways falls.

Sitsafe. 3. Hand

The SitSafe cushion is designed to support children with reduced trunk stability, increased muscle tone, or motor restlessness. It can be placed directly on the floor, allowing the child to sit at eye level with peers.