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Videos for Obsolete Rifton Products

| April 2020

For reference, here are a few videos discussing and demonstrating Rifton products no longer in production.

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 1 | The Frame

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 2 | The Chest Prompt

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 3 | The Arm Prompts

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 4 | The Hip Positioner

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 5 | The Thigh Prompts

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 6 | The Ankle Prompts

 

Pacer Gait Trainer Part 7 | The Casters

 

 

Blue Wave Toileting System

 

 

Rifton SoloLift Video 1 | Out of the Box

 

Rifton SoloLift: Dignified, Secure Transfers with an Electric Patient Lift

 

Rifton SoloLift: Patient Transfer with Only One Caregiver

 

Rifton SoloLift Video: Economical, Portable and Safe

 

Rifton SoloLift: A Unique Patient Transfer Device

 

Rifton Prone Stander

 

Rifton Supine Stander

 

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