Clinical research proves that iWALK crutch is safe, effective and ushers in a new standard for recovery of non-weight bearing lower leg injuries.
Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) are impossible on traditional crutches or knee scooters. With iWALK crutch your patient can immediately get back to their daily routine and remain compliant to your non-weight bearing orders.
The iWALK crutch ushers in a higher standard of care for your patients.
iWALK crutch is clinically proven to reduce your patient’s recovery time, and research shows that 90 percent of patients prefer the iWALK crutch over traditional crutches or knee scooters. This leads to higher compliance to your non-weight bearing orders with associated reduction of re-injuries. Crutch and scooter related injuries are eliminated entirely. The iWALK crutch also promotes near-normal blood flow which speeds recovery and reduces risk of DVT.
If not already covered by your patient’s health insurance, the iWALK crutch remains inexpensive and affordable. iWALK also enables your patient to return to work during their non-weight bearing period and prevents their injury from impacting their income.
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.
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.
While the iWALK hands free crutch works for most people, it isn’t for everyone.
Basic Ability Guidelines
If your patient could walk with normal unassisted gait prior to their injury, then they’re likely a good candidate for the iWALK crutch. Further, if they could go up or down stairs at normal walking speed, without requiring a handrail for balance or support, then they have the physical ability to succeed on iWALK crutch.
Visit our Requirements For Use page below for more information to help you determine if the iWALK crutch is suitable for your patient.
iWALK crutch works for these common lower leg injuries
iWALK crutch does NOT work for these leg injuries
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