Morecare i Rise - Dynamic Pediatric Standing Frame for Children with Cerebral Palsy
An adjustable pediatric standing frame with chest, pelvic, knee and foot supports, helping young children participate in supervised standing, play and early rehabilitation activities.





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Supported Standing for the Early Years
Some children with cerebral palsy, developmental delay or other neurological conditions cannot stand independently or need substantial help keeping their trunk, pelvis, knees and feet aligned. Families may also find it difficult to incorporate therapist-recommended standing practice into ordinary play and learning routines.
The Morecare i-Rise is an adjustable pediatric standing frame designed to provide supported upright positioning for selected children approximately 1–6 years old. Its chest and pelvic supports, padded 3D knee supports, adjustable footplates and foldable activity tray allow standing practice to be combined with supervised interaction and everyday activities.
How i-Rise Supports Children and Caregivers
- Multi-point postural positioning: Adjustable chest, pelvic, knee and foot components help the therapist set up an individual supported standing position.
- Adjustable for growth: The published standing-height adjustment is 20–34 inches. Suitability depends on the child's body measurements and support needs, not age alone.
- Activity tray included: A foldable wooden tray provides a surface for supervised play, drawing, communication and learning. Feeding activities require appropriate swallowing and postural assessment.
- Adaptable configuration: i-Rise can be configured for anterior or posterior support through manufacturer-approved wheel repositioning. Reconfiguration must follow the supplied instructions with the child removed.
- Indoor room-to-room repositioning: Castors help caregivers reposition the unoccupied frame; engage the applicable wheel brakes and check stability before standing activity.
- Early intervention and home use: Suitable for therapist-directed sessions in clinics, schools and appropriate home settings.
Designed for Standing, Not as a Walking Frame
i-Rise is primarily a supported standing and positioning device. It should not be described as an independent walking aid, full-body suspension hoist or replacement for a clinically prescribed standing programme.
Its published maximum user weight is 60 kg. The published primary age group is 1–6 years and the standard product description commonly references children at GMFCS Levels III–IV. A diagnosis or GMFCS classification does not by itself confirm safe use.
A qualified rehabilitation professional should assess positioning, weight-bearing tolerance, orthopaedic restrictions, support needs and appropriate session duration.
| Section | General Information |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Morecare i-Rise |
| Model | i-Rise |
| Product Type | Adjustable Pediatric Supported Standing Frame |
| Primary Purpose | Supervised Early-Intervention Standing and Positioning |
| Recommended Age | Approximately 1–6 Years |
| Recommended User Height | Approximately 2–5 ft, Subject to Individual Fitting |
| Commonly Recommended GMFCS Group | III–IV; Clinical Assessment Required |
| Maximum User Weight | 60 kg |
| Intended Operation | Caregiver / Therapist Assisted |
| Recommended Setting | Indoor Home, Therapy Clinic, Hospital or Special School |
| Country of Origin | India |
| Section | Frame & Construction |
| Frame Material | Powder-Coated Mild Steel |
| Product Weight | 18 kg |
| Standing Height Adjustment | 20–34 Inches |
| Overall Base Footprint | Approximately 24 Inches W × 28 Inches L |
| Frame Configuration | Foldable / Adjustable |
| Standing Platform | Wooden Base Platform |
| Activity Tray | Foldable Wooden Tray; Included as Standard |
| Section | Postural Support & Positioning |
| Chest Support | Adjustable |
| Pelvic Support | Adjustable |
| Knee Supports | Soft PU-Padded 3D Adjustable Supports |
| Footplates | Adjustable Ergonomic Foot Positioning |
| Standing Orientation | Convertible Anterior / Posterior Setup, According to Approved Instructions |
| Full-Body Suspension | Not Established; Not to Be Used as a Patient Hoist |
| Additional Positioning Supports | Available on Request; Confirm Configuration and Cost |
| Section | Castors & Stability |
| Number of Castors | 4 |
| Castor Brakes | 2 Braked Wheels |
| Indoor Relocation | Unoccupied Frame Only, According to Approved Instructions |
| Surface Requirement | Firm, Flat and Level Indoor Floor |
| Stationary Use | Engage Applicable Wheel Brakes and Confirm Stability |
| Section | Adjustability & Growth |
| Standing Height | Adjustable 20–34 Inches |
| Chest Support Position | Adjustable |
| Pelvic Support Position | Adjustable |
| Knee Support Position | Adjustable in 3D |
| Footplate Position | Adjustable |
| Activity Tray | Foldable; Configuration Adjustable |
| Custom Positioning | Subject to Individual Assessment and Manufacturer Confirmation |
| Section | Standard Inclusions |
| Main Standing Frame | Included |
| Chest Support | Included |
| Pelvic Support | Included |
| Padded Knee Supports | Included |
| Footplates | Included |
| Wooden Standing Platform | Included |
| Foldable Activity Tray | Included |
| Castors | Included |
| Section | Shipping & Support |
| Supply Condition | Knock-Down for Shipping |
| Approximate Assembly Time | 30 Minutes |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 12 Months Against Manufacturing Defects, Subject to Policy |
| Product Life | Estimated 5–7 Years with Correct Use and Maintenance |
| Setup Guidance | Installation Video and Virtual Assistance Available |
Early-Intervention Standing Programmes
i-Rise provides external support for children who cannot maintain an upright standing position independently.
Under therapist guidance, a child can participate in a standing programme suited to their physical abilities and medical needs.
Individual Postural Positioning
The adjustable chest, pelvic, knee and foot components help caregivers and therapists position the child's body for supervised standing.
Alignment needs to be assessed individually; the equipment does not automatically correct deformities or abnormal posture.
Supported Weight-Bearing Activity
A clinician may use i-Rise to introduce or maintain appropriately prescribed upright weight-bearing activities.
The amount and duration of weight bearing depend on the individual child's needs and restrictions.
Play, Learning and Communication
The included foldable tray can provide an activity surface for supervised games, drawing, books and communication exercises while the child is supported in standing.
Home and School Routines
After setup training and therapist approval, families and educators can incorporate selected standing sessions into a consistent daily schedule in an appropriate indoor environment.
Therapist-Guided Developmental Rehabilitation
i-Rise may be considered as part of a treatment programme for selected children with cerebral palsy, developmental delay, muscular weakness, hypotonia, spinal cord injury or other conditions affecting standing ability.
Realistic Outcomes
The purpose of i-Rise is to facilitate supported upright positioning and participation.
Improvements in strength, bone health, hip development, walking ability or independence are not guaranteed by the device.
Goals and progress should be monitored by the child's rehabilitation team
Who May Be Suitable
- Children approximately 1–6 years old who need externally supported standing as part of an individual rehabilitation programme.
- Children whose clinical assessment supports upright positioning and loading through the legs, including selected children at GMFCS Levels III–IV.
- Children whose height, trunk dimensions, pelvic width, knee positioning and foot size fit the standard supports and adjustment ranges.
- Families, special schools and therapy providers looking for a compact supervised standing setup with an included activity tray.
When i-Rise May Not Be the Right Choice
- The child's posture or medical restrictions require a reclined, supine or gradual-tilt standing system rather than upright frame-based positioning.
- Fixed contractures, hip/knee/ankle restrictions or pain prevent correct positioning in the standard supports.
- The child needs a different head, trunk or pelvic support arrangement that cannot be provided safely with the chosen configuration.
- The main goal is walking practice or full-body suspension rather than supported standing; a gait trainer or dedicated body-weight-support system may be more appropriate.
- The child cannot fit safely in the frame despite meeting the published age or weight limits.
Measurements Needed Before Ordering
- Child's age, height and body weight.
- Standing or supported body height and floor-to-knee measurements.
- Trunk and pelvic dimensions.
- Knee and ankle range of motion.
- Foot length and width.
- Head/trunk control and current positioning needs.
- Therapist's recommended standing orientation, duration and medical precautions.
Configurations and Customization
- Standing-height adjustment within 20–34 inches.
- Adjustable chest, pelvic, 3D knee and foot supports.
- Foldable activity tray included.
- Additional positioning supports and custom alterations can be discussed with Morecare, subject to technical approval.
- Anterior/posterior setup arrangements are possible through approved wheel reconfiguration; follow the instructions supplied with the delivered unit.
How Morecare Can Help
Share the child's measurements, current supported-standing photographs or video where appropriate, and any therapist recommendations.
Morecare can review product fitting and approved custom options before manufacturing or dispatch.
Before Each Standing Session
- Follow the child's rehabilitation professional's instructions for position, session duration and weight-bearing restrictions.
- Confirm the child is within the published 60 kg maximum and fits the current support setup.
- Inspect the frame, support pads, footplates, adjusters, tray, castors, brakes and any straps or harness attachments.
- Place i-Rise on a firm, stable, level indoor surface and lock the designated braked castors before positioning the child.
- Set support heights and widths based on a current fitting assessment, then securely lock all adjustment mechanisms.
- Position the child's feet correctly and secure chest, pelvic and knee supports as instructed; do not over-tighten or restrict breathing.
- Never place or remove the child without appropriate caregiver assistance.
During Supported Standing
- Remain with the child throughout the session. Never leave a child unattended in the frame.
- Check the child's comfort, breathing, skin, head/trunk position and foot contact throughout.
- Use the foldable tray only for approved supervised activities; do not load it with heavy items or use it to lift the device.
- Do not move or fold the frame while the child is in it unless a manufacturer-approved occupied-movement procedure explicitly permits this for the delivered configuration.
- Stop the session if the child has pain, unusual distress, loss of position, dizziness, skin pressure or equipment instability.
- Do not use the device on slopes, stairs, thresholds or uneven ground.
Dynamic/Orientation Adjustments
- If the delivered model supports anterior-to-posterior conversion by wheel relocation, perform the change without the child in the frame, according to the current manufacturer instructions.
- Check correct castor installation, all locks and structural fasteners after any conversion.
- A support/resting harness must not be treated as certification for full-body suspension or patient lifting.
Cleaning & Maintenance
- Wipe the powder-coated steel frame and wooden tray with a soft damp cloth and mild cleaner.
- Clean PU support pads according to their supplied care instructions; allow them to dry fully.
- Avoid strong solvents, bleach, abrasive cleaners and pressure washing.
- Inspect castors, brakes, bolts, pads and support fasteners regularly; replace worn or damaged components.
- Keep wheels free of hair, dust and debris.
- Store the frame in a dry indoor environment when not in use.
- Arrange Morecare-approved servicing if there is frame damage, instability or abnormal movement.
Product Life
The product page estimates 5–7 years under normal use with appropriate maintenance.
Actual service life depends on frequency of use, loading, environment and inspections.
Shipping & Dispatch
- Orders are typically dispatched within 2–3 working days after order confirmation.
- Products are securely packed to help prevent damage during transit.
- Tracking details are shared once your order has been dispatched.
- Estimated delivery is 4–5 working days after dispatch, depending on your location.
- Please refer to our detailed Shipping Policy for complete information.
Installation & Setup
- Ships in knock-down condition for safe transportation.
- Assembly typically takes around 30 minutes.
- A product setup video is included for easy installation.
- Free virtual setup and installation support is available.
Returns, Replacement & Refunds
- Returns are accepted only for manufacturing defects or transit damage.
- Transit damage must be reported within 48 hours of delivery with clear photos or videos.
- A 20% restocking fee applies to approved returns due to change of mind or preference.
- Product exchanges are available with a 5% processing and shipping charge.
- Orders cancelled before dispatch are subject to a 5% cancellation fee.
- Please retain the original packaging during the eligible return period.
- Customized and made-to-order products are non-returnable.
- Please refer to our detailed Return, Replacement & Refund Policy for complete information.
Warranty
- 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal use.
- Warranty is valid from the date of purchase with the original purchase invoice.
- Wearable components, accidental damage, misuse, unauthorized modifications, and normal wear & tear are not covered.
- Please refer to our detailed Warranty Policy for complete information.
After-Sales Support
- Lifetime virtual technical support via phone or video call.
- Assistance with product setup, adjustments, and troubleshooting.
- Genuine Morecare spare parts and accessories are available at an additional cost.
- Paid repair and servicing are available after the warranty period.
- Please refer to our detailed After-Sales Support Policy for complete information.
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FAQs related to i Rise - Dynamic Pediatric Standing Frame for Children with Cerebral Palsy
Find quick answers to common questions about this product.
i-Rise is an adjustable pediatric standing frame for selected children approximately 1–6 years old who need supervised supported standing. The current product page commonly recommends GMFCS Levels III–IV and a maximum user weight of 60 kg. A rehabilitation professional should confirm individual suitability and fit.
No independent standing ability is required, but the child's permissible weight-bearing and support needs must be assessed by a qualified therapist. i-Rise provides external support for standing; it is not a full-body lifting hoist, and any positioning/resting harness is not evidence of full-suspension approval.
The published configuration includes adjustable chest and pelvic supports, padded 3D knee supports, adjustable footplates, a wooden standing platform and a foldable wooden activity tray. Confirm the exact inclusion and permitted role of any harness or extra positioning support when ordering.
Yes. The published standing-height adjustment is 20–34 inches, and chest, pelvic, knee and foot components can be adjusted for an individual fit. Growth suitability depends on body dimensions and positioning needs, not just age or the 60 kg weight capacity.
Yes. After fitting and caregiver training, i-Rise can be used for therapist-approved standing activities in suitable homes, clinics or schools. The included foldable tray can support supervised play and learning; feeding should follow the child's swallowing and positioning recommendations. Lock the designated castors for stationary use and supervise throughout.
The current maximum user weight is 60 kg. The product page lists a 12-month manufacturing-defect warranty, knock-down shipping, approximately 30-minute assembly, dispatch in 2–3 working days and estimated delivery 4–5 working days after dispatch. Returns and custom orders are governed by Morecare's published policy.
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