TherAdapt Odyssey Chair

Description

TherAdapt Odyssey Chair is used to meet the changing needs of physically challenged children as they grow. This chair is modular, which allows it to be adjusted and customized to fit the different needs of one child or several. Choose from early childhood or secondary chair models. The seat can be adjusted to different depths and angles, and different heights as well. The TherAdapt Odyssey Chair may require some assembly.

TherAdapt Odyssey Chair Features

• Support kit includes:
  – Foot sandals
  – Seat and Back Pad Set
  – 2 pair support blocks
• Designed to meet the changing needs of physically-challenged children as they grow
• Modular design allows it to be easily adjusted and customized for user needs 
• Early childhood or secondary chair models are available for a range of users 
• Seat can be easily adjusted to a range of depths, angles, and heights Laminated phenolic construction is strong, supportive, and durable
• TherAdapt Odyssey Chair has a modular concept which provides multiple options and adjustments with tremendous growth potential
• Seat is depth and angle adjustable for individualized therapeutic pelvic and lower extremity positioning
• Sides of the chair are constructed of laminated phenolic to withstand years of use
• Wooden seat is height adjustable within the chair to allow it to be positioned low for self transfers
• Mid-range height to use at a school desk or play table
• Up high as a feeding chair at the kitchen or dining room table
• Note: Seat width reduction is achieved by use of Support Blocks

More About TherAdapt Odyssey Chair

• Warning:
  This chair is as stable as a typical kitchen chair or baby highchair. However, if your child self-stimulates using vestibular movements (rocking back and forth), this product might not be the best choice to meet the child needs
• The TherAdapt Odyssey Chair’s sides are constructed from laminated phenolic and can withstand years of use. Position the seat low for self-transfers, at a mid-range height to use at a school desk or play table, or up high as a feeding chair at the kitchen or dining-room table.