AlphaCare II
The AlphaCare II is our all-new, comfortable yet robust seating system, developed with a key emphasis on safety and stability. It is a suitable Huntington’s Disease or Dementia chair for individuals with postural instability and significant movements, such as those with Huntington’s disease, dementia, and other neurological and neuromuscular conditions. It is suitable for all health and social care settings.
Its linked seat and back recline function adjusts the seat angle as the back reclines, promoting postural stability and pelvic positioning. The contoured back supports a midline position, aiding physiological function and engagement. Supportive curved armrests provide lateral feedback for added security and increased durability. The ergonomic block leg rest supports the lower limbs, promoting comfort and energy conservation. The leg rest block, secured by the intuitive CareFlex EasySecure system, is easily removable for transfers and activities. Reflexion® foam in the seat and leg rest also addresses the pressure care needs of individuals with limited movement.
The AlphaCare II underwent a rigorous two-year trial to ensure it met the highest standards of safety, stability, and seating tolerance. This extensive testing period allowed for design refinements based on user feedback and safety assessments. The final design includes advanced features that ensure unmatched user safety and stability, making the AlphaCare a revolutionary option for those with specialised postural care needs in sitting.
Standard Features:
- Linked seat and back recline
- Curved armrests for improved durability
- Pressure redistributing Reflexion® foam
- Contoured backrest
- EasySecure block leg rest with quick release lever at push handle
- Comfort push handle
- Two fully braked castors to the rear of the chair and the front of the block leg rest
- Transfer aid compatible
- Two-year warranty
Optional Extras:
- New highly durable fabric in stylish colours
- Chest harness & padded tray options for enhanced support
- 380mm seat width for smaller users
