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The Importance of Movement for All

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Movement is normal. We are born moving and continue to do so our entire life. Our bodies are designed to move – it is actually easier to move than to stay still! When movement is prevented or restricted, we experience negative physiological effects. Movement is a good thing, however many of us are not moving enough.

Clinician Interview: Mark R. Schmeler, PhD, OTR/L, ATP

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Mark Schmeler is well known in our industry and is currently an Associate Professor / Vice-Chair for Clinical Services & Policy in the Department of Rehabilitation Science & Technology at the University of Pittsburgh.

Quick Class: Dynamic Seating – Preventing Client Injury

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Dynamic Seating can assist with preventing client injury for those who exert sustained or intermittent force against seating components. These forces can lead to pain, joint and bone injuries, and possibly even concussions. Dynamic Seating absorbs forces, preventing these injuries.

Free CEU: Dynamic Seating, a Series of Case Studies

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In this webinar we explore clinical applications of Dynamic Seating through a series of case studies.

CMS Final Fee Schedule Determination: Dynamic Backs

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A primary challenge in Complex Rehab Technology (CRT) is funding. A client may benefit from CRT equipment but not receive this equipment due to funding barriers.

Top 10 Dynamic Seating for Wheelchairs Resources from 2023

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From FREE CEUs to FAQs, take a look back at 2023 to see what Dynamic Seating for wheelchairs resources our community found most helpful this past year.

Free CEU: Dynamic Seating: Moving past perceived barriers to provision of needed interventions

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Join OT Michelle Lange for Dynamic Seating: Moving past perceived barriers to provision of needed interventions with IACET CEUs provided by iNRRTS as an authorized provider.

Armrest Style and the Dynamic Rocker Back Interface

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I work primarily with kids and their wheelchair frames are on the small side. This can be an issue when ordering a Dynamic Rocker Back interface (DRBi), as there is little ‘real estate’ on the frame.

FAQ: Does Installing a DRBi void the wheelchair manufacturer’s warranty? Part two: non-OEM

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When installing a Dynamic Rocker Back interface (DRBi) on a manual or power wheelchair, the back canes must be cut to accommodate the height of the dynamic hardware. A common concern from suppliers is whether or not this voids the warranty on the wheelchair frame.

Alpine Rehab Conference 2023: a great time in Salt Lake City!

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Early October found Seating Dynamics at the Alpine Rehab Conference in Salt Lake City. A packed house joined us for…