Aquatic Upright Position Flotation Therapy Aid

Name: Aquatic Upright Position Flotation Therapy Aid
Brand: MJM International
SKU: MJM-A-F-C
Price: 179.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

SKU #: MJM-A-F-C

RMID: 21245

Brand: MJM International

Aquatic Upright Position Flotation Therapy Aid

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Category: Pediatric Aquatic Therapy

The Aquatic Flotation Therapy Aid for Child or Adult can aid children or adults who can support themselves in an upright position in water but need assistance when walking.

Assists individuals that require support in aquatic environments
Allows persons with special needs to practice ambulation and movement in the pool
Rustproof, durable item
Fast drying mesh material
Healthcare grade and polyethylene foam

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Rehabmart ID: 21245

MPN: A-F-C

Brand: MJM International

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Product Overview:

The Aquatic Flotation Therapy Aid for Child or Adult can aid children or adults who can support themselves in an upright position in water but need assistance when walking. The flotation aid is utilized during aquatic therapy. The Aquatic Flotation Aid for Child or Adult's support floats are made from polyethylene foam, and the covers are made from fast-drying mesh material. The material of these flotation aids are rustproof.

This product is non-returnable.

Notice: This unique custom fabricated item is made-to-order using a "Just in Time" manufacturing process. This is designed to keep your cost lower, but may require an additional 7-10 business days lead time before your product ships.

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The Aquatic Flotation Aid is constructed of healthcare grade materials that are designed to be operable flotation aids. The materials of the flotation aid is designed for aquatic therapy usage. The Aquatic Flotation Aid is available in two sizes, child and adult.

Child Size:

Dimensions: 52 in. L x 25 in. W
Center Support Space: 18 in. x 18 in.
Weight Capacity: 100 lbs

Adult Size:

Dimensions: 58 in. L x 31 in. W

Center Support Space 24 in. x 24 in.

Weight Capacity: 250 lbs

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Customer Reviews of Aquatic Upright Position Flotation Therapy Aid

Item Reviewed: Aquatic Upright Position Flotation Therapy Aid
3 Review(s) - Average Customer Rating: 4.0 (1.0 to 5.0 scale)

There is nothing that keeps your arms comfortable while using the device. Rubbing the underside of the arms on the mesh is very irritating. I came up with a solution. Put water noodles over the plastic pipe area on the space where the arms go. I have a photo if you want. It is very useful now and no chafing of the arms

Posted By: Arnie A.
7/22/2019 11:01:27 AM

My Dad has a balance problem and very weak. This flotation device gives him the confidence to safely use his pool. It is very stable even when he falls to one side.

Posted By: Dolores J.
7/25/2018 10:59:35 AM

Amazing Product
We purchased the pool flotation aid for my daughter who has CP/Brain injury. She walks with a gait trainer in the home and on land. She has low tone in her legs, so I was looking for a device that could help her improve mobility in the pool, but also a device that would help with pool exercise, pool aerobics, and just general walking mobility for the pool, since she does not swim. So, this device does a great job of providing her with greater water safety. Of course, she still requires supervision at all times when in the water, but she is perfectly safe, stable, and upright while in the flotation aid device. I feel she is using the device as a bit of a "crutch," by not working hard enough to stand upright, but to just hang onto or lean over the flotation aid at times and chill. So, I know that pools and summertime are a time to chill and relax, but I also want her to spend some designated time walking in the pool, exercising, moving, doing pool aerobics, playing water games, etc. During these times, Jamey is not actively trying to keep her feet on the floor of the pool (she stays in the shallow end of the pool in about 3 to 4 feet of water) and she bend her knees a bit. Our therapist recommended that we try ankle weights, as this may assist Jamey with keeping her feet in contact with the pool surface. So, we are going to try this, along with some gentle motivational strategies during our pool games and exercise times. I will do my best to remember to report back on how the ankle weights are working out.

Posted By: Elizabeth (Mom) from Commerce, GA
7/28/2016 11:00:34 PM