dpe - The Benefits of the DST

Benefits of the DST for patients

Achieve independence on stairs significantly sooner.
Achieve the mobility that allows them to return to their day-to-day life.
Experience a sense of accomplishment by successfully completing a full flight of stairs.
Begin practicing stair climbing at an earlier stage of rehabilitation than with present acceptable tools available in the physiotherapy department.
Constantly experience a sense of success and achievement, which directly contribute to their self-confidence and motivation.
Ascend and descend steps reciprocally.
Realize the full rehabilitation potential of the patient.
Avoids the fears, pains and frustrations normally experienced when negotiating regular stairs.
Safe to practice independently.

Benefits of the DST for Therapists

Save valuable time now wasted on improvising stairs with different heights.
Increase productivity because of the availability of different stair heights on a single piece of equipment at the push of a button.
Keep track of patients' activities and progress easily by using the "DST-CHART OF PROGRESS".
Reduce workload by enabling patients to exercise independently.
Give patients the most advance treatment available.
Move instantly from one patient who practice stairs to another.
Combine Gait training with stairs training with a push of a button, and give patients a perfect session.

Benefits of the DST for Hospitals and Rehabilitation Facilities

Achieve increased efficiency and increase the number of patients receiving stair training.
Provide a secure, fall free environment that allows one therapist to treat even the most difficult patients, and still achieve effective results with stair training.
Offer therapy to patients previously not eligible for stair training.
Offer longer, more specialized therapy sessions to patients.
Treat additional patients.
Save money by reducing the time curretly wasted on improvising different stairs height.
Save money by reducing the time needed for documenting patients' progress and activities.
Be considered as a leading institute, providing "state of the art" equipment available for training the utmost important skills of using stairs.