Leckey Horizon Stander

The Leckey Horizon is a robust, durable 3-in-1 stander that can be configured to provide support for prone, supine and upright standing positions. This highly versatile power operated stander with flat-to-load technology offers an open frame design to promote easier access for transfers from lifts and wheelchairs. It is ideally suited to users with complex needs, those with acquired injury and those with behavioral issues. The user is completely secure, supported and comfortable but not restricted.

The Leckey Horizon is available in 2 sizes accommodating children approximately age 9 through adults weighing up to 220 lbs.(110kg). The Horizon features a powered adjustable actuator that is rechargeable. This makes changing the angle of standing effortless with easy-to-use hand controls and an easy-to-read angle indicator. No more guessing about the optimal angle adjustment at set up. The angle indicator also provides accurate measurements for documentation of progress in the user’s standing program. A built-in disabling system ensures that use of the battery is terminated before the charge is fully gone, thereby preserving the life of the battery. Easy access to the charging point and an emergency stop button on the control box are all user friendly.

Base/Chassis, Spine Assembly, Hip Pad, Chest Pad with Flexible Chest Laterals, Standard Knee Supports, and Flip-Up Footplate come standard with the Horizon. The Flip-UP Footplate is especially helpful when using the stander for prone standing. This footplate assembly allows the user’s feet to be secured to the footrest while the user is still seated in a wheelchair and prior to the transfer into prone standing. Offered in Size 2 and 3, match Footplate Assembly Size to Frame Size. The use of sandals (purchased separately) is required to use the footplate in this manner. The Flip-Up Footplate can also be used for standing in the supine configuration with or without sandals however, sandals are recommended for better lower extremity positioning/control. The Horizon comes standard with Flexible Chest Laterals that provide circumferential support with a side release buckle. All standard components provide unsurpassed levels of adjustability especially important for more complex users.

In Required Step 2, you can add additional foot support to the Flip-Up Footplate OR upgrade the Footplate with your choice of the following:

• Add Sandals with Straps (Pair)- Attach to the Flip-Up Footplate, sandals are required to secure the user’s foot to the footplate prior to a sit-to-stand transfer from wheel chair to prone standing. Sandals are also recommended for use of the Horizon in supine configurations to provide additional support for proper positioning of the feet. Offered in sizes Small, Medium, and Large, please refer to the Photo Gallery under Main Product Image for a picture of the Sandal Measuring Guide.
• 3D Footplate Assembly with Straps (Pair)- One Size Fits All A ball and socket joint on this footplate assembly allows for greater adjustability through rotation in addition to the ability to move the footplate up, down, forward, back and from left to right. Accommodates varus/valgus deformities of the ankle/foot in addition to limitations in plantar flexion and dorsiflexion ensuring maximum load bearing through the feet. Straps to secure foot to footplate are included. Purchase of additional sandals NOT REQUIRED

In Required Step 3 you can opt to add to the Standard Knee Assembly with a Medium Extended or Long Extended Knee Assembly. This allows for greater adjustability in depth (forward/ backward movement) of the knee support which is especially important for those users that have knee flexion contractures and are standing in the supine configuration. Limited range of motion in the knees can result in an inability to fully straighten the knees.

• Standard Knee Assembly has 1-3in. of adjustment or 1-5in. of adjustment if flipped.
• Medium Extended Knee Assembly has 5-7in. of adjustment.
• Long Extended Knee Assembly has 7-9 inches of adjustment.

In Required Step 4 you must choose some form of hip support strap. The Hip Pad (Pad that is attached to the Support Frame Spine Assembly) comes standard with the Leckey Horizon. Choices include:

• Flexible Hip Laterals- Offer circumferential support at the hips. Flexible Hip Laterals can be used in ALL standing configurations (supine, prone and upright). Flexible Hip Laterals CANNOT be used in conjunction with a Supine Belt.
• Supine De-Rotational Pelvic/Hip Belt- Offers proprioceptive input and structure to achieve and maintain a symmetrical position of the pelvis during Supine standing. This Belt is ideal for users who have issues with pelvic rotation. Supine De-Rotational Pelvic/Hip Belt is specific to the supine standing configuration and CANNOT be used for Prone standing. You can choose to purchase both a Supine De-Rotation Pelvic/Hip Belt and Flexible Hip Laterals BUT De-Rotational Belt CANNOT be used in conjunction with Hip Laterals.

In Required Step 5, you may choose to add a Headrest. A Headrest does not need to be chosen if your stander will be used for Prone Standing ONLY. Headrest is REQUIRED to use the Horizon as a supine stander. Choices for Headrest include:

• Standard Flat Headrest
• Flat Headrest Plus Lateral Supports helps to keep the user’s head in midline with neutral rotation (facing forward).
• Contoured Head Support offers lateral (side to side) adjustment for the user whose head is not in mid-line.

Also, in Required Step 5 you may choose to replace the standard Head Support Assembly with an assembly that offers up to 4 inches of depth adjustment which is important for users who have a forward head posture.

In Required Step 6 you may choose to add a tray. The tray is specific to either prone or supine standing so you may want to purchase both.

• Supine Tray- Tray size is 20.5in. x 23.2in. (52.1x58.9cm). The angle adjustment of the Supine Tray is -20⁰ to +30⁰.
• Prone Tray- Tray size is 20.5in. x 23.2in. (52.1x58.9cm). The angle adjustment of the Prone Tray is 0⁰ to 40⁰.

Having one piece of equipment that can provide support for all 3 types of standing has a distinct benefit especially for children who are expected to progress in their ability to stand. Supine standing provides support behind the user and is best suited for children who need maximum support to hold themselves upright against gravity. Prone standing provides support in front of the user and is appropriate for users who are beginning to develop head and trunk control. Fully upright standing is the end goal for both supine and prone standing programs and is the position that will be used to gain greater independence with a fully erect standing posture. A 3-in-1 stander also has significant benefits in environments where more than one person uses the stander such as therapy clinics and educational facilities.

Is this Product Right for You?

• A 3-in-1 stander offering support for supine, prone and upright standing
• Appropriate for users with minimal to significant physical involvement
• Appropriate for users ages 9 through adult
• Maximum user weight 220 lbs. (110kg)
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