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    LiteGait® Therapy

    LiteGait® is a gait training device that simultaneously controls weight bearing, posture, and balance over a treadmill or over ground. It creates an ideal environment for treating patients with a wide range of impairments and functional levels.

    LiteGait provides postural control and weight-bearing assistance for fall-free therapeutic activities.  It permits the clinician to be hands-free when working with clients of all functional levels and diagnoses, to focus on better quality and increased quantity of practice.

    The design of the LiteGait lets body weight support to be directed only where needed while facilitating normal weight-bearing where appropriate. The overhead straps provide postural control and support for symmetric upright positioning even for those who cannot support themselves.

    LiteGait therapy allows clients to safely engage in progressively challenging functional activities early in the rehabilitation process and throughout treatment.

    LiteGait can be used for gait over ground or with a treadmill, for balance and standing activities such as therapeutic exercise and ADL, for supported sitting and quadruped positioning, along with cardio and balance equipment and for many other activities.

    “Therapy – Gait Training with “LiteGait” has been proven to be an effective means of improving gait in various children with neurological conditions such as cerebral palsy, craniocerebral injuries, spinal cord injuries, orthopedic problems, autism, etc.

    BENEFITS OF USING LITE GAIT FOR
    CHILDREN

    • Secure suspension for more effective walking training.
    • Controlled reduction of the weight bearing load on the child.
    • Learning to walk with proper standing posture.
    • Comfortable walking in an environment protected from falls.
    • Increase or decrease weight support on the weak side.
    • Learns to walk with a proper standing position.
    • Using an aid (walking or standing) on the ground.
    • Children begin gait training much earlier than to date in rehabilitation programs and with a lower level of functional capacity.
    • It improves their interaction with the therapist.
    • Positive experience with successfully achieving a comprehensive therapeutic session.