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Neuro-orthopaedics · Graz

Orthopaedic assistive devices for children — well equipped, as independent as possible

The right assistive device can make an enormous difference in daily life. We advise, prescribe and support the whole process — from the first assessment through to approval by the health insurer.

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A child with orthopaedic assistive devices for more freedom of movement and support
Our approach

Assistive devices provided with system and with heart

Orthoses, wheelchairs, walking aids, communication aids, seating systems — providing assistive devices for children with neurological and motor conditions is complex. Without the right device, much of the progress made in therapy never reaches everyday life. At HOME4MOTION Kids, Dr Martin Švehlík coordinates the whole process together with our therapy team. We know the needs, we know the options, and we know the way through the maze of health insurance claims.
The best assistive device is the one your child actually uses — because it fits perfectly and genuinely helps.
Types of assistive device

What we can help with

From orthoses to wheelchairs — we know every assistive device that matters for children.

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Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO)

Carbon orthoses, dynamic AFOs, night positioning orthoses — matched to gait pattern and diagnosis.

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Wheelchair provision

Manual and powered wheelchairs, seating systems, therapy chairs — individually fitted and tried out.

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Arm & hand orthoses

Wrist orthoses, elbow orthoses and arm supports for the best possible function.

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Walking & standing orthoses

Walking orthoses, standing frames and walking aids — for maximum mobility and support in standing.

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Communication aids

Speech-generating devices, picture communication, environmental control — for children who do not speak or speak with difficulty.

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Support with health insurance

We apply, justify and follow up the claim for funding — from the first request through to approval.

Our equipment and methods

These modern devices and methods are waiting for you

Our advice on assistive devices in Graz supports children individually with orthoses and other devices — always matched to everyday life, development and growth.

Individual fitting of wheelchairs and walking aids by specialists

Rollstuhl- & Gehhilfenanpassung

Die richtige Hilfsmittelversorgung verändert den Alltag Ihres Kindes grundlegend. Wir passen Rollstühle, Rollatoren und Gehhilfen präzise an – in enger Abstimmung zwischen Dr. Švehlík und dem Therapieteam.

Individual orthotic care for more stability and functional support

Individuelle Orthesenversorgung

Jede Orthese wird exakt auf die Bedürfnisse Ihres Kindes abgestimmt – Sprunggelenkorthesen, Knieorthesen, Rumpforthesen. Kindgerechte Materialien, bunte Designs, optimaler Sitz.

Therapeutic follow-up and adjustment of the rehabilitation plan

Verlaufskontrolle & Anpassung

Kinder wachsen – ihre Hilfsmittel müssen mitwachsen. Regelmäßige Kontrolltermine stellen sicher dass Orthesen und Hilfsmittel immer optimal passen und den Therapiefortschritt unterstützen.

Martin Švehlík, PhD, Priv. Doz. Dr. Bc.
Martin Švehlík, PhD, Priv. Doz. Dr. Bc.
Neuro-orthopaedic consultant
Our therapists

Specialised. Experienced. Here for you.

Assistive devices such as orthoses or insoles can make everyday life considerably easier — when they are well fitted. Together with therapists and medical specialists we choose the right provision. Modern assessments such as gait analysis often help with the decision. What matters is that your child accepts the device and understands it. Regular adjustments make sure it always gives the best support.

The right assistive device for your child.

A free initial consultation — Dr Švehlík and our team look forward to meeting you.

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Free & without obligation · Mon–Fri 08:00–16:00
Why HOME4MOTION Kids

Assistive devices that genuinely work

We know the difference between a device that is good in theory and one your child actually uses. That is our benchmark.

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Information session

Get to know us — with no obligation, in person or by phone.

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About 90 minutes

First appointment & assessment

Video analysis and movement tests, then an individual therapy plan.

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100% individual

Your personal therapy

Regular sessions, adjusted as you go, with a closing assessment.

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Real moments from our everyday work with children.

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Was Sie wissen möchten

How does the provision of assistive devices work at HOME4MOTION Kids?▾
First: assessment by Dr Švehlík and the therapy team — which device makes sense? Second: medical referral and a report giving the reasons. Third: application to the health insurer, with our support. Fourth: fitting and trying it out. Fifth: review and regular adjustment as your child grows.
Which orthoses are there for children with cerebral palsy, and what do they do?▾
Ankle-foot orthoses (AFO): correct an equinus foot position and improve the gait pattern. Knee orthoses: for hyperextension or internal rotation. Trunk orthoses: for scoliosis or poor trunk control. Which orthosis is right depends on the gait analysis — a well-chosen device makes a substantial difference to the goals of therapy.
When does a wheelchair make sense for our child?▾
A wheelchair makes sense when walking is too tiring or too unsafe for everyday distances — not as giving up walking, but as extending mobility. Many children use a wheelchair for longer distances and walk shorter ones. We advise you individually on all the mobility options.
How often do assistive devices need adjusting as children grow?▾
It depends on the device: orthoses every six to twelve months, depending on how quickly the child is growing; a wheelchair every three to five years, or when needs change. During a growth spurt it can be sooner. We handle the regular reviews and apply for replacements in good time.

Do you have questions?

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