109 devices · GMDN 61700
A manual stander is a mobility device designed to assist individuals with limited physical function in achieving and maintaining an upright standing position. By supporting the body through a system of pads, platforms, and mechanical lifts, these devices help users experience the physiological advantages of standing, such as better circulation and improved respiratory function.
These devices are operated manually by the user or a caregiver to transition from a seated or lying position into an upright posture. They are intended for stationary use to provide therapeutic benefits rather than for walking or assisting with transfers between surfaces.
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