Clinical Starter System (CSS)

Multiple Sizes for Multiple Clients
The Clinical Starter System (CSS) is a multi-size “trial toolbox” that gives the clinic a selected range of TheraTogs garment and component sizes for use as needed in the clinic to trial, test, or demonstrate the use of TheraTogs on any client in your clinic’s practice.

You can use the Clinical Starter System to:
Demonstrate how TheraTogs provide carryover for your standard-of-care rehabilitation activities
Experiment with strapping applications in support of clinical objectives
Support other therapy modalities during the clinical session with the “extra hands” TheraTogs provide
Demonstrate TheraTogs results to caregivers and train them in TheraTogs applications
Support reimbursement claims with visual “before / after” proof of TheraTogs’ effectiveness
Verify correct sizing for TheraTogs orders
Any Practice Can Benefit!
Early intervention programs
In-patient clinics
Out-patient clinics
School-based therapy practice
Private therapy practice
Rehabilitation services departments
University faculty – to train/demonstrate to physical or occupational therapists

Indications & Uses
The TheraTogs systems included in the CSS can be used to temporarily address or provide carryover for any of the indications TheraTogs are built to help you manage, including:

cerebral palsy
hypotonia
in-toeing / out-toeing
kyphosis
lordosis
postural control deficit

You can use the Clinical Starter System to:
Demonstrate how TheraTogs provide carryover for your standard-of-care rehabilitation activities
Experiment with strapping applications in support of clinical objectives
Support other therapy modalities during the clinical session with the “extra hands” TheraTogs provide
Demonstrate TheraTogs results to caregivers and train them in TheraTogs applications
Support reimbursement claims with visual “before / after” proof of TheraTogs’ effectiveness
Verify correct sizing for TheraTogs orders
Any Practice Can Benefit!
Early intervention programs
In-patient clinics
Out-patient clinics
School-based therapy practice
Private therapy practice
Rehabilitation services departments
University faculty – to train/demonstrate to physical or occupational therapists