Adaptive Mobility Equipment for Motor Skills
Help your student, client or loved one build motor skills with Rifton mobility equipment. Rifton’s innovative designs offer active mobility as a means to build gross motor skills, opening up a whole new world of participation for a broad range of users.
The Rifton Pacer Gait Trainer is an overground adaptive walker providing partial weight bearing support. It is primarily used to teach pediatric clients with motor delays how to walk. However, the Pacer has recently been successful in contributing to the recovery of ambulation and other vital motor skills in TBI, SCI, and neuro rehab clients. Additionally, it can be used as an assistive device to help adults with developmental disabilities retain motor skills.
The Rifton Dynamic Stander is a mobile prone stander for pediatric and early intervention clients with motor delays. It provides partial weight bearing support in standing, while enabling mobility in an upright position. With this stander, children can develop their gross motor skills of sit–to–stand transitioning and standing.
Last but certainly not least, Rifton Adaptive Tricycles are adapted sports bicycles for children and adolescents with physical disabilities. With the help of Rifton Adaptive Tricycles, users can improve motor skills such as leg strength and reciprocal leg movement in a way that is fun and recreational. What could be better than biking around the block with peers?
