Articles, Activities & Advice
Caring for children who have special needs can seem overwhelming at times for family members and caregivers. We know how much even a little help means, so we are pleased to offer you a wide variety of online resources - articles, craft activity ideas, and uplifting stories. If you don't find what you're looking for, or if you have suggestions on how we can improve these resources, don't hesitate to . You will get a personal reply. We look forward to hearing from you!
Please note: Our resources are provided as helpful tools, but should not be construed as medical advice. Always consult your medical provider before purchasing or using our equipment.
- Articles
- Valuable articles with links to further resources, on topics such as the use of Rifton products, inspirational stories, and a variety of field-specific issues.
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- Videos
- Check it out, product videos are now available online! (requires Flash Player)
- Product Manuals
- Here's a list of the Product Manuals for all of our products.
- Free Literature and Media
- You'll want to check out the free instructional CD Roms and Posters from Rifton.
- Letters of Medical Necessity
- Practical help on how to navigate the complexities of medical coverage. You can download Letters of Medical Necessity to facilitate the task of applying for insurance coverage. How to Write Letters of Medical Necessity
- Rapport Newsletter
- The RiftonRapport is a monthly e-newsletter, usually arriving the last week of the month. Rapport readers find out about new products and redesigns, participate in surveys, and read stories of inspiration and hope. Subscribe to Rapport
View back issues:
Adult Mobility June 2008
In The Classroom April 2008
School Inclusion Feb 2008
Rifton’s Adaptive Seating Dec 2007
Transfer Transformed Oct 2007
Rifton's Support Station July 2007
Walking Independently May 2007
Active Standing Mar 2007
Active Sitting Jan 2007
Concepts for Independence Nov 2006
Stabilize for Function Oct 2006
Participate in Life Sept 2006
- Learn About MOVE
- MOVE helps children and adults with severe disabilities gain more independence in sitting, standing and walking. Success in these functional motor skills has improved the quality of life for hundreds of individuals in the United States and abroad. Learn more....
- UCP
- The network of organizations and programs in the disabilities field is complex, but UCP has done a great job of listing all the resources and services available in each state. Look up your state, and find the resources available to you, your school, your family, or your community.
