with the included legs as a:

• free-standing table (with the included legs) that can be used with any
  • chair, (as shown in picture above on the left [with one of our chairs in front of our television] and
    on the right [with our rocking chair])
  • barstool, or
  • couch...
    • at home,
    • motel, or
    • in the doctor's waiting room;
    • at a relative, friend or neighbor's home, etc.
• Without the legs
  • on a desk, table or coffee table,
  • in place of a table leaf (as shown in center of the picture above [in the center of our dining room table
    —this was one of Mr. Alfred Heitz’s favorite positions when he successfully went through his face-down vitrectomy recovery]).
• The Rite Time Portable Face Down Table can also be used in a vehicle
  • either to lie down on the back seat (the Rite Time Bed Support can also be used on the back seat of a car) or
  • the Portable Support Table can be used while seated in the vehicle placed in the lap on top of stack of pillows…

Using the Rite Time Portable Support Table,
while sitting in a variety of chairs,
patient's can breathe freely and see all the way to the floor.
The patient uses the Rite Time Inflatable Air Pillow
to float their face on a cushion of air.
To allow for a variety of positions for the head and neck,
the patient uses the Rite Time Spacer Pillow Rings to
raise or lower their head 1, 2 or 3 inches.
With the use of the "Make It Rite" Mirror™
they can see what is happening in the room around them,
and have eye contact with whoever is in the room
thus feel like they are participating in whatever is happening around them.

The Rite Time Portable Support Table allows for mobility,
can be used creatively,
for a variety of comfortable postures
while still maintaining the prescribed, necessary face prone positioning.