Healthcare Facility Stool

A unique chair that allows movement in the lumbar spine through the uniquely-designed seat.

The unique, dynamic seat has the same positive qualities as a Pilates ball, but there is no risk of losing your balance

The seat activates your body’s balance system and strengthens the muscles and joints in your back and stomach

The seat helps you move your lower back and rotate your pelvis

The dynamic movement stimulates and strengthens your back and your lower back, and you achieve a straight and active sitting posture

What the therapist says about VELA Samba 410

I’m trying to figure out how to best sit and get up. It depends entirely on the treatment. So, when I have a back patient, I’m mostly sitting, but all treatments below the shoulder I do standing up.

I have used the stools during treatments—my favourites are these two: VELA Samba 420 and VELA Samba 410. I usually prefer VELA Samba 410 as it is softer and very comfortable for me to sit on, and it ensures a good position in relation to the pelvis.

The stool has sluggish wheels and I really like those because you are more stable. In other cases, the chair would often roll away when I got up to fetch something. But with these wheels, it was pretty good.

Some treatments are best done sitting, e.g. treatment of arms, elbows and hands. I sit next to the table and move while I’m sitting on the chair—that’s pretty good.

The VELA Samba 410 seat is really like the gymnastics ball. It can be recommended to everyone. You never sit completely still or in a rest position on a ball. You can move around a lot, and it is easier to turn and rotate.