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The Ins and Outs of Using your Knee Scooter
Posted by Jeff Goldstein on
It’s an on-the-go world, and that means even an injury to your foot, ankle, or any other lower extremities shouldn’t stop you from getting around and accomplishing your daily tasks. It used to be that the only options for getting around when you were injured were uncomfortable crutches, or cumbersome wheelchairs. But with the knee scooter, we’ve created a medically designed, mobility device that can provide diverse functionality.
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4 Reasons Why You Need to Use a Knee Scooter After Injury
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Recovering from the effects of a devastating ankle, knee or foot injury and possible surgery can be extremely frustrating. For most people, staying off their feet indefinitely just isn’t a viable option, with requirements for work, school and home ever-present. Until recently the only options for ensuring you could stay mobile were crutches and wheelchairs, each presenting its fair share of issues. With a knee scooter, those issues are a thing of the past.
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TO RENT OR TO BUY: The Best Option for Obtaining your Knee Scooter
Posted by Jeff Goldstein on
You’ve injured your leg or ankle and you’re laid up at your house, pretty soon you realize that staying in bed for the duration of your recover just isn’t an option. Everyone needs to get around after all. But are you really going to have to ride around on a wheelchair, or contend with the frustration of crutches? No, you’ve decided you’re going to get a knee scooter instead – the only decision to make now is whether to rent one, or buy it outright. Why You Rent After all is a temporary injury, provided everything goes well you should...
Choosing the Right Knee Walker for your Injured Foot or Ankle
Posted by Jeff Goldstein on
The Knee Walker device is great for individuals that have suffered an injury to their foot, ankle, or leg, and required to be non-weight bearing. The independence and freedom provided by the knee walker, combined with the relief it provide compared to crutches, makes it a superior device.
Why Rent a Knee Walker?
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After experiencing a difficult injury such as an injured ankle or foot, one can feel dejected and down. Hospital emergency room clinics typically supply crutches and air casts to discharged patients. After a few days at home using crutches, your arms will be tired, and you will typically be averse to venture outside, or really moving around at all. Not only does the knee walker make it easier to move around - it gives a sense of freedom, adventure, and independence that is not possible with crutches. There are various types of knee walker models. The most important consideration is...