Seating and Positioning

Real comfort and safety for real people.

ROHO seating and positioning systems – now part of the Permobil family of companies – are built for the real you.

No matter who you are or where you sit, our patented air-cell technology lets the cushion move as you do, preventing pressure injuries and ensuring long-term comfort and safety.

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Dry Floatation

And it’s a ROHO exclusive. The adjustable air-filled cushions mimic the pressure relieving properties of water, removing friction and delivering stability and comfort no matter where you go or what you do.

Universally personal.

There’s nothing more personal than your comfort. That’s why we have a range of sizes and products to fit every chair and every person. Plus we have custom options, too. It’s also why we meticulously test and inspect your cushion before it leaves our factory.

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Education & Evidence

Proof in motion.

The right chair can make all the difference — in your life, in your independence, and in your long-term health. See how we’re using the latest medical research to deliver information that moves everyone in our industry forward.

Latest Blog Posts

Documentation Tips for Seating and Wheeled Mobility in Home Health

Part 5 in our series about Seating & Wheeled Mobility in Home Health. See Part 1,Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4.

In our series about Seating & Wheeled Mobility in Home Health we've taken a look at challenges that a Home Health therapist faces as well as three of the top common misconceptions of seating and wheeled mobility in the home health setting. Today we're going to discuss documentation and some tips and tricks to make the process easier and faster.

Introducing Jess Markt

Today we have the pleasure of introducing Jess Markt. He's been a TiLite user for the last 18 years, and we'll be publishing blog posts from Jess in the near future.

Jess Markt was 19 years old in August of 1996 and was preparing for his sophomore season as a high jumper on the University of Oregon track team when he was involved in a serious car accident near his family home in West Linn, OR. As a result of the accident, Jess was paralyzed at the T6 vertebrae and, from that day forward, would need to use a wheelchair to navigate the world. Upon learning the severity and permanence of his injury, Jess assumed his athletic dreams were over, but he decided not to let that hinder his motivation. He threw himself fully into physical rehabilitation with the goal of returning to school, finishing his degree, and moving forward productively with his life.

Home Health Misconception #3: Our Branch Can't Do Seating Evaluations

Part 4 in our series about Seating & Wheeled Mobility in Home Health. See Part 1,Part 2, and Part 3.

We’re continuing to look at common misconceptions of seating and wheeled mobility in the home health setting. So far, we’ve addressed the misconception that someone else will deal with seating and wheeled mobility and that there isn’t a need in home health for wheelchair seating and positioning.

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