Standing & Balance
Therapy System
Elvis brings movement to life
Elvis is a standing and balance therapy system designed for safe verticalization, postural training and early mobilization in modern clinical rehabilitation.
The system supports patients during the transition from sitting to standing and enables a controlled, secure upright position – even for patients who are not independently stand-capable.
By combining intelligent hardware design with digital therapy integration, Elvis supports structured rehabilitation concepts while helping therapists deliver safe and effective therapy sessions.
Key Features
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More InformationElvis – Next-generation standing and balance therapy
Elvis is designed for the rehabilitation of patients with impaired ability to stand or maintain a standing position safely.
The system enables safe verticalization while supporting active postural training and balance-related therapy activities.
Thanks to its adaptable design, Elvis can be used across different rehabilitation phases and patient groups.
Why choose Elvis?
- Digital Integration
Seamless integration with the Tyromotion ecosystem, including Maya and tyroS, supports structured therapy workflows and digital documentation.
- Motivating Therapy through Gamification
When used with tyroS, Elvis enables interactive therapy exercises that increase patient engagement and therapy intensity.
- Safe Patient Handling
The integrated electrical patient lift supports secure sit-to-stand transitions and stable upright positioning.
- One device for children, adolescents and adults
Adjustable components allow Elvis to be used for a wide range of patient sizes and therapy needs.
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