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The available sizes suit children aged between 1-8 years (approx.) who cannot stand or walk independently. However, some contraindications will apply – please download our Assessment and Prescription Fact Sheet for more details.
The Upsee attaches to both adult and child.
• Child harness
• Adult belt
• Double sandal
• Child harness – four size options: XSmall, Small, Medium and Large
• Adult belt – comes in one adjustable size
• Double sandal (Infant size allocated to the XSmall harness, Standard size issued with Small, Medium and Large)
• XSmall - 15kg / 33lbs
• Small - 15kg / 33lbs
• Medium - 20Kg / 44lbs
• Large - 25kg / 55lbs
Please download our Product Sizing Fact Sheet for further sizing details. To read about the clinical applications of Upsee, visit our Case Histories Section, and to see it in use, visit our Videos Section.
Expert clinicians designed this programme to help parents and therapists choose activities, set goals and map a child’s progress in Mobility, Ability and Participation.
Activity suggestions parents can do at home incorporating fun and therapy.
Step-by-step guide to using the Upsee for the first time in the 1-2-3 to active movement.
Mac is a five year old boy diagnosed with Pitt Hopkins syndrome, a rare neuro-developmental disorder.
This document looks at what is the Upsee, reported outcomes of Upsee use, Case histories and research on the Upsee.
A literature review carried out to investigate the benefits of upright movement and, in turn, the potential benefits of the Upsee on children with motor impairments.
Advice and Information for clinicians (and parents too) - indications for use, contra-indications and clinical uses.
Upsee Complete User Instructions - Your step-by-step guide to using your Upsee.
Please note that these sizing charts are a guide only. If the child wears AFO’s, Splints or body casts, you many need to reconsider which size they require.
Frequently asked questions regarding the development and the Upsee from parents and clinicians.
Frequently asked questions regarding the use of Upsee from parents and clinicians.
The Upsee should not be uncomfortable for adult or child. If pain is experienced, STOP using the Upsee and check the list below.
While it depends on the ability of the child, the Upsee can offer a number of advantages over other mobility aids.
Before you start to use the Upsee ensure all buckles and press-studs are secure and check the Velcro for any sign of damage, wear or tear.
Remember – do not over-tighten the straps as this will cause the child to hang in the harness.
Assessment & Prescription - Before using the Upsee, therapists and parents must be able to answer “yes” to these questions.
Expert clinicians designed this programme to help parents and therapists choose activities, set goals and map a child’s progress in Mobility, Ability and Participation.
"The Upsee is a great therapy tool for gait activities, standing, side stepping activities and sit-to-stand transitions. It frees up my hands for facilitation for reciprocal arm swing and input into my client's base of support."
“For the child, the Upsee offers new possibilities, more independence, greater inclusion and much more accessibility in social environments. For the family it offers the possibility to interact better with their child or sibling and creates opportunities.
"The Upsee is a very creative tool for me to use as her therapist and her family to use with Shelby to provide dynamic tactile input for sitting, standing and walking that can't be given as well thru wheelchairs, standers and gait trainers."
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