Morecare i-Stand Nova – Adjustable Upright Standing Frame for CP Kids

Therapist-Directed Supported Standing

i-Stand Nova can be used for standing sessions where a child needs external postural support to stay upright. A qualified rehabilitation professional should determine the posture, appropriate weight bearing and session duration.

Individual Postural Positioning

Adjustable head, trunk, pelvic and knee components allow therapists to adapt support placement to the child's dimensions and individual alignment requirements. Correct fitting and continued monitoring remain essential.

Supervised Weight-Bearing Practice

For children who have been cleared for upright loading, the frame can form part of a prescribed standing routine. The device does not measure lower-limb load or guarantee bone-density, strength or gait improvements.

Learning, Play and Communication

The included activity tray can support appropriate books, toys, drawing and communication activities while the child is positioned in standing. Eating or drinking should follow the child's individualized feeding and swallowing guidance.

Home, School and Clinical Rehabilitation

After professional fitting and caregiver training, selected standing sessions may be incorporated into home programmes, therapy centres and special-school routines, provided the floor, space and supervision are appropriate.

What Outcomes to Expect

The immediate practical outcome is access to individually supported upright positioning while participating in supervised activities. Clinical progress depends on the child's condition and therapy programme; independence or other health improvements are not guaranteed.

Who May Be Suitable

• Children and teenagers approximately 4–16 years of age who need an externally supported, fixed-upright standing arrangement.
• Users within the published 80 kg maximum whose height, trunk, pelvic and knee dimensions fit the available supports.
• Selected children with cerebral palsy, developmental delay or neuromuscular conditions for whom upright standing has been professionally recommended.
• Families or institutions able to provide direct caregiver supervision and suitable level indoor floor space.

When Another Standing Solution May Be Better

• The child needs to begin in lying or reclined positioning and progressively tilt into standing; assess a supine or tilt-adjustable standing frame.
• The child needs a sit-to-stand transition mechanism rather than a fixed-upright arrangement; consider a suitably assessed sit-to-stand stander.
• The therapy goal is supported walking rather than stationary standing; assess a pediatric gait trainer.
• Head, trunk, hip, knee or ankle positioning cannot be supported comfortably and safely with the available adjustments.
• There is insufficient room, unsuitable flooring, or a transfer plan that makes upright placement unsafe.

Measurements to Share Before Ordering

Child Details

• Age, height and weight.
• Head and trunk control.
• Sitting and supported-standing posture.
• Therapy recommendation and standing tolerance.

Body Measurements

• Shoulder and trunk dimensions.
• Pelvic width.
• Floor-to-knee dimension.
• Foot size.
• Any joint movement restrictions.

Environment

• Doorway widths.
• Available clear floor space.
• Intended standing location.
• Whether the published overall dimensions fit the intended room.

Adjustment and Customization Choices

Adjustable head, trunk, pelvic and knee supports, adjustable body-positioning straps and an included activity tray are part of the published configuration.

Any non-standard support or frame modification must be discussed with Morecare, with compatibility and cost confirmed in writing before ordering.

Important Selection Limit

The published 80 kg capacity and 4–16 year age range do not guarantee that every child within those limits will fit or tolerate standing.

Standing suitability should be based on an individual rehabilitation assessment.

Before Every Standing Session

• Follow the child's therapist-prescribed standing angle, posture, weight-bearing limits and session duration.
• Verify child weight is within the stated 80 kg limit and body dimensions fit the supports.
• Check the frame, fold locks, head/trunk/pelvic/knee components, straps, activity tray, castors, wheel locks and adjustment hardware for damage or looseness.
• Position the standing frame on a firm, level, indoor surface. Engage the designated castor locks and check stability before fitting the child.
• Secure all positioning supports and straps according to the supplied manufacturer instructions; avoid excessive pressure or restriction of breathing.
• Use the approved caregiver transfer method when positioning or removing the child.

During Standing

• A trained caregiver or qualified therapist must supervise the child continuously; never leave the child unattended.
• Monitor breathing, comfort, skin pressure, head/trunk posture, lower-limb positioning and signs of pain or distress.
• Use the activity tray for appropriate supervised tasks only; do not use it as a lifting handle or to support heavy objects.
• Do not move or fold the product while occupied unless the exact current model's manual expressly authorizes an occupied movement; the conservative default is to move the frame only when unoccupied.
• Stop the session if discomfort, abnormal posture, loosening of supports or frame instability occurs.
• This is not a patient hoist, gait trainer or device for independent child use.

Cleaning and Maintenance

• Wipe the powder-coated frame using a soft damp cloth and clean padded supports with a suitable mild cleaner.
• Avoid abrasive chemicals and soaking the metal fittings or adjustment mechanisms.
• Clean castors of dust and hair; check wheel locks frequently.
• Inspect straps, support padding, fold joints and fasteners regularly and replace worn parts through Morecare.
• Store in a clean, dry indoor location away from excessive moisture.
• The published 5–7 year service-life estimate depends on correct use, inspections and maintenance.

Customization and Setup Guidance

• Review head, trunk, pelvic and knee positioning with the rehabilitation professional.
• Confirm activity-tray height and adjustment, strap fit and available space for safe positioning.
• Contact Morecare before requesting modified supports or other non-standard components. Only manufacturer-approved changes should be made.
• A single trained caregiver may be able to operate a suitable setup, but actual personnel required depends on the child's handling plan.

Shipping & Dispatch

• Dispatch within 2- 3 working days from order confirmation.
• Securely packed to help prevent transit damage during shipping.
• Tracking details are shared once your order has been dispatched.
• Estimated delivery is 4–5 working days after dispatch, depending on your location.

Installation & Setup

• Ships in knock-down condition for safe transportation.
• Assembly takes approximately 30 minutes.
• Product setup video is included.
• 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 photos or videos.
• Approved returns due to a change of mind or preference are subject to a 20% restocking fee.
• Product exchanges are available; 5% processing and shipping charges apply.
• Orders cancelled before dispatch are subject to a 5% cancellation fee.
• Please retain the original packaging during the return window.
• Customized and made-to-order products are non-returnable.

Warranty

• 12-month warranty against manufacturing defects under normal operating conditions.
• Valid from the date of purchase with the original purchase invoice.
• Wearable components, accidental damage, misuse, unauthorized modifications, and normal wear and tear are not covered under warranty.

After-Sales Support

• Lifetime virtual technical support via phone or video call.
• Assistance with product assembly, 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.