Benefits of the iWALK Crutch For Your Patients:

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Clinical research proves that iWALK crutch is safe, effective and ushers in a new standard for recovery of non-weight bearing lower leg injuries.
  • PREFERRED BY 90% OF PATIENTS»
  • ABILITY TO PERFORM DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES»
  • INCREASED MUSCLE ACTIVITY»
  • DECREASED MUSCLE ATROPHY»
  • INCREASED BLOOD FLOW
  • REDUCED RISK OF BLOOD CLOTS (DVT)»
  • SAFER AND MORE STABLE THAN CRUTCHES »
  • FASTER RECOVERY»
  • ELIMINATION OF SECONDARY INJURIES RELATED TO MOBILITTY DEVICE USE»
  • RETURN TO WORK SOONER»
  • REDUCED HEALTHCARE COSTS»
  • INCREASED PATIENT COMPLIANCE»
  • LESS FATIGUE»

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users of the iWALK hands-free crutch
Everyday activities are impossible on traditional crutches or knee scooters. With iWALK crutch you can immediately get back to your routine. So whether you’re pushing a shopping cart, going up or down stairs, carrying a cup of coffee, walking the dog, the iWALK crutch gives you your life back.
Improve your quality of care by giving your patient a functional, pain-free, hands-free recovery.
Walk with both hands free, use public transportation, go to school, go to work with the iWALK hands-free crutch, iWALKFree
Climb stairs, social activities, carry personal belongings, open & close doors, with the iWALK hands-free crutch, iWALKFree
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iWALK crutch is clinically proven to reduce your patient’s recovery time. Also, your patient will prefer the iWALK crutch to other mobility devices because they can lead a functional lifestyle during their recovery. Increased activity promotes a reduction in muscle atrophy for both the injured and non-injured leg, and increased compliance can reduce secondary injuries. 
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Tracy Mason working after foot surgery in an aircast and the iWALK hands-free crutch iWALKFree
iWALK crutch is inexpensive and affordable. It enables people to get back to work during their recovery period and prevents their injury from impacting their income.
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Clinical research proves that the iWALK crutch is more stable than traditional crutches,  providing greater safety for your patient.  Better by design, the iWALK crutch is functional, strong, easy to use and easy to adjust. It can be tailored to your patient’s leg type, which allows it to mimic their specific leg geometry. This provides natural balance which is familiar to your patient. Unlike other mobility devices, iWALK crutch has a long history of injury-free performance.

What your colleagues are saying

Clinical research supports that iWALK crutch is safe, effective and ushers in a new standard for recovery of non-weight bearing lower leg injuries.  Don’t take our word for it – see what your colleagues have to say about the iWALK crutch.

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Indications

Common-lower leg injuries that the iWALK hands-free crutch can help - iWALKFree

iWALK crutch works for these common lower leg injuries

  • Foot fracture
  • Sprained ankle
  • Broken ankle
  • Achilles tendon rupture
  • Achilles tendon injuries
  • Bunions
  • Tibia fracture
  • Fibula fracture
  • Jones fracture
  • Plantar fasciitis
  • Stress fractures (lower leg)
  • Below knee amputation
  • Foot and ankle dislocations
  • Foot ulcers
  • Calf muscle tear
  • Calf muscle strain
  • Gastrocnemius tear
  • Almost any lower leg injury is indicated for use with iWALK crutch.

Contraindication

Above the Knee Injuries - iWALKFree manufacturer of the iWALK hands-free crutch

iWALK crutch does NOT work for these leg injuries

  • Any injury to the knee or above
  • ACL tears
  • MCL tears
  • Patella conditions
  • Other knee injuries
  • Hamstring tears and strains
  • Groin injuries
  • Piriformis injuries
  • IT band issues
  • Illiopsoas (hip flexor) conditions
  • Diabetic ulcers where proprioception issues adversely affect balance or any other knee or above upper leg injury.
  • Femur fractures
  • Hip injuries
Rx for your Practice the iWALK hands-free crutch - iWALKFree

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