The New Standard in Mobility Devices – The pain and limitations of crutches and knee scooters are well known. Finally there is a better alternative – the iWALK Hands Free Crutch. It’s safer, increases patient well-being, reduces recovery time, and allows your patient to maintain a functional lifestyle during their non-weight bearing period. iWALK crutch is the new standard of care for lower leg injuries.
“I recommend the iWalk for all of my foot and ankle patients who need to be non-weight bearing due to an injury or surgery. It’s a game changing device that allows patients to stay active, be independent, work, and use their hands while keeping weight off of their foot and ankle in a safe, comfortable, and easy to use fashion. I would use it immediately on myself if I had an injury that required me to keep weight off of my lower leg.”
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.
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“Crutches hurt! The knee scooter gave me limited mobility. After getting the iWALKcrutch I can do just about everything I normally do!
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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“I‘m going use it for myself because of my stress fracture in my heel but I’m excited the opportunity to use it for my patients, especially my non-compliant athletes who have foot and ankle stress fractures and post-ankle surgery. I really think it’s going to cut down on the morbidity of crutch use or walker use. It’s truly hard for patients to be compliant when they have to carry around a device that’s so restrictive that they can’t use their hands or take care of their kids or hold their bags or purse or such.”
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.
“my patient actually introduced me to the iWALK and, by the way, I’m doing this video just because my patient loves this device. He came walking into the office, I’d never seen it before, and the look on the guy’s face, just watching him walking by all the other patients in wheelchairs, crutches, everything, with this iWALK on, was amazing. And if the patient happy then I’m happy, and let me just tell you – the patient is happy. I just have to say, this is the best device ever.”
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.
“I assembled the iWALK crutch in about 10 minutes. 15 minutes later it was like I had been walking on it for a year. I can walk up and down the stairs. I was even able to go to the gym.”
Almost any lower leg injury is indicated for use with iWALK crutch.
“Dr. Erik Brink, LCDR US Navy is an orthopedic surgeon based in Naples Italy. He used the iWALK crutch to get back in the operating room. “I will definitely recommend it to my trauma patients and encourage orthopedics to keep stock of the iWALK crutch in their department”.
Clinical research supports that iWALK crutch is safe, effective and ushers in a new standard for recovery of non-weight bearing lower leg injuries.
“I’m five weeks post-op with a tibial plateau fracture. Today I’m doing a rotator cuff repair, total joint replacement and a clavicle fracture. I’m back in the operating room, hands free!”.
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