The manufacturer of Smart Crutch Tips, ComeBack Mobility, has announced the launch of a clinical study aimed at improving rehabilitation outcomes for patients with hip and shin fractures. The company expects that this research will contribute to raising rehabilitation standards in both Ukraine and the United States.

The purpose of the study is to evaluate the effectiveness of ComeBack Mobility’s technology, which combines biomechanical analysis (FEA***)—used to determine the optimal load on the recovering limb—with Smart Crutch Tips that enable patients to maintain the prescribed load throughout the entire rehabilitation period at home.…

In the modern era, medical technology has become a cornerstone of improving the quality of life for millions of patients worldwide. Behind this progress lies a crucial framework: ISO 13485. This international standard, designed specifically for organizations involved in medical…

The innovative medical device startup, ComeBack Mobility is tackling the challenge of bringing more science into post-surgical weight-bearing. What is now mostly theory (how much weight should one bear), becomes measurable and evidence-based with “Smart Crutch Tips” tech.…

Partial or permissive weight-bearing is often prescribed by surgeons to patients who have undergone surgery for fractures in the lower extremities. Compliance with these weight-bearing instructions is crucial for successful postoperative rehabilitation. …

Ankle fractures are a common injury that often require surgery to stabilize the bone. Recovery from this type of surgery can be challenging, but recent research suggests that active exercises and weight-bearing can speed up the recovery process…

Medical reimbursements are linked to Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes. They categorize billing rates and rules for procedures, treatments, and care services.…

Modified weight-bearing recommendations are commonly prescribed after surgical intervention for injuries to the lower extremity to reduce the risk of non-union and delayed healing associated with load bearing through the injured limb and to combat the deleterious effects of immobility. …

A Dutch survey among orthopedic surgeons and trauma surgeons showed that almost 90% of the surgeons do not follow protocols regarding the weight bearing aftercare for tibial plateau fractures.…

As you start your injury recovery with the use of crutches, or another assistive device, here are some challenges you may encounter and solutions to keep you safe.…

Crutches are often required for successful rehabilitation after an injury or surgery to the lower extremity. Walking with crutches helps protect the involved leg, improves balance, and ensures a steady posture while walking. Crutches increase a person’s independence and self-efficacy during a time of loss of mobility. It is important to learn how to use crutches properly to realize these benefits.…