Step with confidence
Your weight-bearing rehabilitation program is prescribed by your doctor. Monitor your crutch walking and alert you when too much, or too little, weight is placed on your injured leg.
Every step matters in your recovery. Make sure it's in the right direction!
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Smart Crutch Tips
Patient benefits
Helps prevent complications
Real-time notifications prevent overloading of the leg
Stay on track with your rehabilitation
Keeping to your WB program, you recover faster
Peace of Mind
No need for frequent returning visits
How Smart Crutch Tip Devices Work
Patient adheres to WB program using feedback cues from tips and app. Data is sent to doctor's phone and PC
Registration in the app
Walking with crutches
Step analytics
Doctor sets weight bearing (WB) program for duration of patient's recovery
Patient adjusts the load on injured leg according to doctor's instructions
Doctor's Dashboard
Doctor monitors how the patient loads the injured leg, addresses patient concerns, and adapts program to patient's needs
Testimonials & Quotes
Opinion of doctors
Richard Hudson
Physical therapist
William Moody
Fracture of the medial malleolus
Patient Reviews
It took some time to learn how to step without overloading my injured leg, but crutch tips help a lot with that. It is really very convenient that I can monitor by myself my daily activities such as how hard I pressed, how many steps I took, and so on. What I'd like to be added to the app is a day by day recommendation regarding exercising and other activities that I need to accomplish to ensure quick rehab progress.
Ruby Hubbard
Endoprosthetics
There is an urgent need to support patients' recovery outside of the clinic wall. We will now be able to send people home with instructions and instrumented exercise equipment that can actually measure and monitor what they are doing at home and, in some cases, adjust exercises as they go
My physiotherapist helped to set up Smart Crutch Tips & Mobile App on my cell phone, and we checked together how it worked, which took not more than 5 minutes in total. After just a day, I managed to get into the recommended loading. Every day I look at the data on the steps. It's great that there are different alerts. The voice is suitable when not in crowded places, but honestly, I prefer vibration on my phone and light notifications.
During Rehabilitation
Patients have difficulty replicating new weight-bearing status restrictions
• Patients tend to load the injured leg 2 times more than required;
• 80% of patients are afraid to step on their feet after surgery and delay a timely rehabilitation.
• Patients have difficulty replicating new weight-bearing status restrictions
• 80% of patients are afraid to step on their feet after surgery and delay a timely rehabilitation.
• Patients have difficulty replicating new weight-bearing status restrictions
Why a device on crutches and not in the shoe?
The idea of attaching Smart Tips to crutches was tested with real patients, and unlike insoles, Smart Crutch Tips are:
1. Always with the patient, even at night, when the patient is barefoot
2. More durable - 2 years of use
3. Available to consumers of any age and shoe size
4. More affordable to implement
5. Fit the reusable model
1. Always with the patient, even at night, when the patient is barefoot
2. More durable - 2 years of use
3. Available to consumers of any age and shoe size
4. More affordable to implement
5. Fit the reusable model
How is weight-bearing measured?
When walking on crutches, there is a moment during which the healthy leg is completed lifted off the ground and the entire load is distributed between the crutches and the injured leg.
We can determine how much load is placed on the injured limb by subtracting the amount of weight on the crutches from the patient's body weight. For example: if a patient's weight is 80 kg and during a step he transferred 60 kg to crutches, then 20kg of pressure was exerted on the injured limb.
We can determine how much load is placed on the injured limb by subtracting the amount of weight on the crutches from the patient's body weight. For example: if a patient's weight is 80 kg and during a step he transferred 60 kg to crutches, then 20kg of pressure was exerted on the injured limb.
How accurate is the data collected from the smart crutch device?
The error of weight sensors is less than 100 grams. We have calculated everything for safe use and a speedy recovery
What are the minimum and maximum weight-bearing thresholds?
The amount of initial weight bearing can be set from 0% NWB to 50% PWB. The upper threshold for graduated WBAT is 80%.
Smart Crutch Tips can be used with what pathologies and injuries?
The Smart Crutch Tips device can be used by patients recovering from nonsurgical and surgical treatments for hip, thigh, knee, shin, ankle, and foot injuries and pathologies
Are Smart Crutch Tips compatible with canes?
Yes! A patient can begin their gait rehabilitation on crutches and progress to a cane for quality gait progression
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Weight-bearing tracking service to control the load on the injured leg during rehabilitation
ComeBack Mobility Inc.
500 7th Ave, 8 floor, office B115
New York, NY 10018
Contact us:
ceo@comebackmobility.com
312 927 4108
9 am - 6 pm EST
500 7th Ave, 8 floor, office B115
New York, NY 10018
Contact us:
ceo@comebackmobility.com
312 927 4108
9 am - 6 pm EST
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