Controlled Movement Chair
Class C seating is designed for residents who require consistent caregiver assistance with mobility and positioning. The system provides enhanced stability, controlled movement, and safe access for transfers, helping caregivers support residents comfortably and efficiently during mealtimes and daily activities.

Prevent Falls – Move the Chair, Not the Person
Use Case:
Caregiver-directed movement with manual braking
Caregiver-directed movement with manual braking
Resident Profile:
Residents requiring significant assistance or guided positioning
Residents requiring significant assistance or guided positioning
Eliminating the TRIP ZONE
Class B

Full Seat Access
Fall Risk: Low
Class C

Full Seat Access
Fall Risk: Low
Class D

Full Seat Access
Fall Risk: Low
How It Works
By Default, Always Locked
Chair: Rolls and Brakes for Safety (360°)
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.
Chair: Rolls and Brakes for Safety (360°)
- Always locked by default
- Caregiver unlocks chair when needed
- Chair moves to the standing person
- Reduces the risk of falls during transfers
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.
Chair: Rolls and Brakes for Safety (360°)
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.
- Chair moves to the standing person
- Rolls smoothly for controlled repositioning
- Foot brake secures chair position
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.
Retrofit – Attaches to existing chairs
Chair: Rolls and Brakes for Safety (360°)
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.
Chair: Rolls and Brakes for Safety (360°)
- Attaches to existing dining chairs
- Chair moves to the standing person
- Rolls smoothly for controlled repositioning
- Foot brake secures chair position
Prevent falls – move the chair, not the person.