The SaeboFlex is dynamic custom fabricated wrist, hand, finger orthosis that allows stroke survivors the ability to incorporate the involved hand functionally in therapy and at home by supporting the weakened wrist, hand, and fingers. The brace attac
If you have limited or no use of your hand but your elbow is not affected then the SaeboFlex may be appropriate for you. However, if you have limited or no use of your hand AND you also have elbow limitations (weakness, increased tone etc…) that are
No. Saebo equipment, especially the SaeboFlex/SaeboReach orthoses, are specialized patented devices. Occupational and physical therapists attend specific education classes offered by Saebo, Inc. to become trained in the orthoses.
Absolutely not! When it comes to your health, recovery and physical abilities, it is never too late to try. People up to 20 years post neurological injury can benefit from the orthoses. In addition, the ability to use the hand in therapy or at home h
There are several ways to find out if you are a candidate. One way is to open a ticket via our chat and speak with one of our trained therapists about your current arm/hand function. Another way to find out if you are a good candidate is to meet with
The SaeboFlex and the SaeboReach are custom-fabricated orthoses. Once an order is placed for these custom-fabricated products, the order cannot be cancelled or returned for any reason.
While in the SaeboFlex, clients with hypertonicity and/or soft tissue shortening can exhibit finger deviation during grasping. Finger deviation can occur in a radial or ulnar direction. The below is an example of the long finger deviating in a radial
This video will show you what you'll receive in your SaeboFlex/ SaeboReach product box.
Here are some tips for treating patients with lower levels of function. • Increase proximal and distal AROM and strength. • Improve motor control. • Initiate/facilitate/reinforce independent grasp and release. Treatment Suggestions:. 1. Ball Placemen
Clinicians can use this helpful guide when treating patients with higher levels of function.
Many therapists have indicated that fitting the thumb is one of the most problematic areas. Below are some recommendations and helpful tips that may improve your success in properly fitting and positioning the thumb. It is very important that you hav
Refer to this guide when troubleshooting the SaeboFlex or SaeboReach (for Clinicians). a) Reposition the Forearm Shell so it is proximal to the ulnar head. Make sure the Forearm Straps are tight to limit any distal migration. b) Consider placing vent
Follow this guide to put on the SaeboFlex properly. Please perform the following steps in a seated position. Step 1:. Make sure all 3 straps are undone. • 2 Forearm Straps. • 1 Hand Strap. Note: The Finger Spring should be attached to the hook on the
Follow this guide to safely remove the SaeboFlex device. Step 1: Remove the Spring from the Thumb Mount located on the Forearm Shell. Step 2: Slide the thumb Digit Cap off the thumb. Step 3: Re-attach the Spring to the Thumb Lead Mount. Step 4: Remov
Limited Warranty: Saebo’s custom-fabricated orthoses (SaeboFlex and SaeboReach) were manufactured to meet Saebo’s superior standards. However, regardless of how carefully you use, or how well you care for your orthosis, it will eventually begin to sh
Limited Warranty: Saebo’s custom fabricated orthoses (SaeboFlex and SaeboReach) were manufactured to meet Saebo’s superior standards. However, regardless of how carefully you use, or how well you care for your orthosis, it will eventually begin to sh