Are you looking to upgrade your stairs in your clinic? CanDo Training Stairs might be exactly what you are missing. Having the right equipment can make all the difference in how your patients progress during their therapy sessions. Whether your patients are trying to improve balance, build strength, or heal from injury or surgery, having reliable training stairs will help your team support your patient’s recovery at each stage.
The CanDo Training Stairs are plywood base with an ultra-durable UV-cure topcoat finish. The staircase comes pre-assembled with solid hardwood handrails that offer comfortable, secure grip for patients as they with each step. Steel fasteners and metal braces reinforce the frame, adding extra strength for long term durability. Each step includes two full-width safety treads to help prevent slipping. The staircase supports up to five hundred pounds but requires just a minimum 9-foot ceiling to install.
The CanDo Training Stairs are designed for patients going through physical therapy with the supervision from clinicians. Patients can practice stair navigation in a controlled environment and help build strength, balance, and confidence before returning to stairs at home or in public settings. Clinicians can help patients through each step using the handrail for support as needed while switching between 1-step and 2 step sides to help the patient during the session. Whether it is used during structured rehab sessions for balance and mobility work, the staircase provides patients with a way to prepare for stairs they will face outside of the clinic.
If you are ready to give your clinic a long-lasting upgrade, the CanDo Training Stairs is a smart investment. It is built to support your patients during all the stages of their recovery process. The stairs will be a tool that the clinic can count on to adapt to whatever the patient needs. A small addition of the CanDo Training Stairs can make a lasting impact on the care you provide for your patients at your clinic.
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Written by Emily Bannerman
