What is new at Schuchmann?

Campaigns, testing days, seminars, fairs … – there is always something going on at Schuchmann. Read here what we have been doing and what our future plans are. You will find details of upcoming dates and events and there are also more exciting stories from the past here, too.

Tricycle: A valuable aid for mobility and inclusion

Lilly is 12 years old and has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy. For her the momo tricycle. is not just a means of transport, but also a valuable aid in everyday life.

We think sustainably – now officially certified

Sustainability is not a passing trend for us – it is part of the way we think and act. We take responsibility for our impact and are committed to combining environmental awareness with high product and service quality.

Rare Disease Day – Angelman Syndrom

Rare Disease Day takes place annually on the last day of February to raise awareness for approximately 4 million people affected in Germany and worldwide. The aim is to improve the diagnosis, research and treatment of 6,000 to 8,000 different rare diseases.

Supportive Seating Pathway

A clear step-by-step guide for families – and the professionals who support you.

What is the therapy chair used for, and for how long?

This structured approach helps parents better understand the many aspects of a therapy chair and make the right choice for their child.

Torch Relay in the tina.

Matteo from Italy completes a torch relay for the Olympic Games using the tina. modular cradle system.

Reliable hold: our new armrest for the smilla. therapy chair.

Our design and development team completely redesigned the smilla armrest with one clear goal: maximum stability in everyday clinical use.

Sitting – because we meet at the table…

If a child cannot sit independently at around one year of age, a therapy chair is essential.
Child with a disability stands in Schuchmann's adaptable leaning system

World Occupational Therapy Day

27 October is World Occupational Therapy Day, but what is occupational therapy and what is it for? Let's take a look at it!