Education Center Topics New Video Tutorials on Using the Rifton TRAM
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New Video Tutorials on Using the Rifton TRAM

Clare Stober | November 2013

A patient uses the Rifton TRAM for sit to stand in the transfer mobility device videoAs word of the Rifton TRAM continues to spread among therapists and caregivers we’ve recognized the need for a simple set of step-by-step tutorials to demonstrate the basic functions of this new transfer and mobility device. If you’ve recently acquired a TRAM or if you’re trying to decide whether it’s right for you or someone you’re caring for, take a few moments to watch these short videos. We think they will provide you with all you need to know. As always, your feedback is appreciated.

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