EasyStand

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Why EasyStand Featured Models The Lineup Compare Models Honest Fit Benefits Build Quality Story Ownership FAQ Our Take EasyStand Standing Frames — Sit-to-Stand and Prone Positioning EasyStand builds standing frames, positioning cushions, and multi-position standers designed to help people with physical disabilities achieve safe, therapeutic upright positioning, with the Zing Prone Standing Frame starting at $6,471 and the full collection running up to $9,814. The lineup spans the Bantam Sit-to-Stand series, the Zing Prone, and the Zing MPS and MPS TT multi-position frames, giving clinicians and families a range of support levels and transfer configurations to work with. EasyStand equipment is primarily used by children and adults with neuromuscular conditions, spinal cord injuries, or other diagnoses that limit independent standing. Choosing the right frame depends heavily on how much support the user needs, the transfer method available in your setting, and whether prone or supine positioning is a clinical goal. Because these are durable medical devices rather than general fitness tools, it helps to involve a physical or occupational therapist in the selection process before purchasing. Entry Model: The EasyStand Contoured Back Positioning Cushion at $704 is the most accessible entry point in the collection, providing contoured lumbar and back support that pairs with EasyStand frames to improve trunk alignment during standing sessions. Flagship Model: The EasyStand Zing MPS TT Multi-Position Tilt-Table Standing Frame Maximum Support Package Size 2 at $7,505 is the most fully equipped option, combining supine-to-prone pivoting in one motion, up to 30 degrees of independent leg abduction, and a longer, wider tilt-table platform for users requiring maximum support. Construction and Manufacturing: EasyStand frames are constructed from welded steel and aluminum with adjustable components engineered to accommodate growth and changing clinical needs, consistent with the d