Standing Frame - Obtaining A Standing Frame

Obtaining A Standing Frame

Funding (government funding or health insurance) for standing equipment is achievable in most developed countries, but usually requires medical justification and a letter of medical necessity (a detailed medical prescription) written by a physical therapist or medical professional.

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