Will the standing chair grow with a young person or adapt to progressive diagnoses? Yes, on both counts. a. It is very easy to accommodate many changes related to length or height at no charge and there is modest effort and modest charge to increase width. In any event, a growing youngster won't need to have 4 or 5 different chairs. There is a lot of flexability and adjustability inherent in each chair. b. For a progressive condition wherein strength, range, or endurance may change, a person can very simply upgrade a manual chair to half-power or a half -power chair to full power at great cost savings for the insurance company.

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