Front Wheeled Walkers: What Two Wheels Actually Change
The front wheeled walker is the plain aluminum frame with two small wheels at the front and two rubber tips …
Mobility at Home
Walkers, rollators and canes judged on how they behave indoors, in real hallways and doorways.
Wearable Chairs: How the Sit Anywhere Idea Works
The wearable chair is one of those ideas that sounds like it should already be everywhere. You wear a light …
Hypershell and DNSYS Exoskeletons Overview
Two names dominate the consumer exoskeleton shelf, and both of them come from the outdoor world rather than from the …
Are Exoskeletons Safe for Older Adults?
This is the question that should be asked before any of the others, and it is one no website can …
Folding Canes: Travel, Storage, and What You Give Up
A folding cane solves a problem that only shows up away from home. A one piece cane has to be …
Body Weight Support Walking Devices Explained
Families usually meet this idea in a hospital corridor. Somebody is walking in a harness attached to an overhead rail …
Exoskeleton Cost: What Drives the Price
Asking what an exoskeleton costs is a bit like asking what a vehicle costs. The answer depends entirely on whether …
Does Medicare Cover an Exoskeleton?
This question is asked far more often than it can be answered, and the honest position is the same as …
Exoskeleton vs Mobility Scooter: Which Fits
These two options come from opposite ends of the same problem. A mobility scooter takes the walking out of an …
Exoskeleton vs Walker or Rollator Compared
Once a household has read about wearable exoskeletons, the obvious question follows: is this better than the walker or rollator …
Exoskeleton Legs for Older Adults Explained
The phrase exoskeleton legs conjures a specific image: a full metal frame running from hip to foot, doing the walking …
Exoskeleton Walker: How It Differs
Exoskeleton walker is one of those searches that means two opposite things depending on who typed it. Some people are …