R.I.C. Basic Frame

This is a motor rehabilitation station for a wide range of active exercises in various postures, also with the addition of weights and counterweights, to stimulate muscle recruitment and strengthening, balance, coordination and proprioception. In particular, the exercises can also be performed while lying supine, prone, on the side, or in a sitting position, on all fours, or standing upright.

The areas to be treated can also be positioned in axial suspension to help move them and achieve the widest possible joint ROM. Finally, each exercise can be performed with different, personalized ranges of motion.

The frame is versatile, as the range of possible exercises would normally require to use variuos equipment and consequently to move the patient. The therapist's job is generally made easier.

NOTE:

The basic frame must be ordered along with a special treatment table type Bobath and can be used in combination with a standing frame (code AC 0100.01)