AKCES MED manufactures specialized orthopedic devices, providing innovative postural and mobility solutions like standing frames, positioning chairs, and strollers.
AKCES MED is a leading manufacturer of specialized orthopedic equipment and medical devices designed to support children and adults with special needs. Their extensive product line includes static and dynamic standing frames, specialized positioning chairs like the Kidoo, and special needs strollers such as the MAMALU and ULISES EVO PRO. Designed in collaboration with healthcare professionals, these devices provide crucial postural stabilization, comfort, and safety during everyday rehabilitation and daily activities.
AKCES MED provides customized mobility solutions tailored to individuals with neurological, orthopedic, and cardiological conditions, including cerebral palsy and muscular dystrophy. Certified under the ISO 13485 quality management system, the brand ensures strict safety and quality standards for all their Class I Medical Devices. Whether used in specialized rehabilitation centers, schools, or at home, AKCES MED products are highly trusted to aid in social integration and improve the quality of life for mobility-impaired individuals.
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User manuals and instructions for AKCES MED products, such as the MAMALU and ULISES EVO PRO strollers, can be found on this page or downloaded directly from the official AKCES MED webmísto.
Yes, AKCES MED products like the LIFTER standing frame typically come with a 24-month warranty. The device must be used in accordance with the manual for the warranty to remain valid and must only be modified with manufacturer approval.
To adjust the seat depth, loosen the knobs located under the seat, set the seat to the desired depth based on the child's needs, and then firmly tighten the knobs. A full guide can be found in the Kidoo User Manual.
The adjustment of an AKCES MED standing frame should always be made by suitably trained staff, such as specialized caregivers, doctors, or physiotherapists, to ensure patient safety during exercises.