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Research Participants Needed for Online Survey about Dynamic Seating – Ends 3/30
We are seeking input from people with cerebral palsy and related conditions and their caregivers. The purpose of this research is to better understand how and why people use Dynamic Seating on their mobility device(s), and its impact.
Continue ReadingDear CMS…A Technician’s Perspective
A seasoned adaptive equipment technician explains why dynamic backs differ from shock absorbers and why the distinction matters for comfort, safety, and function.
Continue ReadingThe Dynamic Rocker Back Interface and Back Support Mounting: 4 is better than 2!
Learn how the Dynamic Rocker Back interface works with 4 point back support mounting to diffuse force, protect equipment, and maintain client posture in dynamic seating applications.
Continue ReadingThe Case for Dynamic Seating: Client Force vs. Product Limitations
This article examines how wheelchair and seating ISO standards compare with real world forces generated by clients with strong extensor patterns. Research findings highlight where dynamic seating may better address forces that exceed standard testing limits.
Continue ReadingDear CMS…Tamara’s Thoughts
Expert testimony highlights how dynamic wheelchair backs are essential for safety, durability, and quality of life for users with complex postural needs.
Continue ReadingClinician Interview: Suzanne Wilhoit, OTR/L, ATP
An occupational therapist shares real client outcomes using dynamic seating to reduce agitation, prevent equipment damage, and improve positioning and participation.
Continue ReadingTop 10 Dynamic Seating for Wheelchairs Resources from 2025
Explore the top 10 dynamic seating resources from the year and see what our readers have found most helpful.
Continue ReadingDynamic Rocker Back Named 2025 Mobility Management Product Award Winner
Mobility Management interviewed Seating Dynamics’ Greg Peek to share more about the Dynamic Rocker Back interface (DRBi) solution and thoughts on the future of the industry.
Continue ReadingPositioning the Head: some general strategies
Many wheelchair users have decreased head control and may sit with the head in a suboptimal position. An upright and aligned head position is critical for vision, breathing and swallow. Numerous strategies may be employed to optimize head control and position.
Continue ReadingEarly Intervention: don’t wait for the break!
When is the right time to consider dynamic seating with a child? Explore clinical indicators and proactive planning.
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