Hi, it’s Ian, I’m with Elaine. Elaine comes from Massachusetts to see us. She came with a carbon graphite design that was a little stiff for you…is that fair to say. Yup, yup.
Hi, it’s Ian from Insightful. I’m pleased to introduce you to Gail who came from Connecticut to see us today and she came in with this design here. She complained that this design restricts her foot and keeps it frozen. Is that how you described it?
Hey there, it’s Ian from Insightful. We have Chris here who came from Framingham, MA, and he has flail foot and flail foot is, um, a type of pathology where you don’t have any plantarflexion or dorsiflexion, and the Step-Smart Brace tends to do very well for that kind of pathology as well…
Hi, it’s Ian from Insightful Products. We realize that since we started with the Step-Smart Brace that we’ve added features and specified some braces for certain conditions, and I just wanted to go over that quicky for you so that when you order a Step-Smart brace, you have a better idea of what’s best for you.
Hey there, it’s Ian from Insightful. We have Chris here who came from Framingham, MA, and he has flail foot and flail foot is, um, a type of pathology where you don’t have any plantarflexion or dorsiflexion, and the Step-Smart Brace tends to do very well for that kind of pathology as well…
Hey there, it’s Ian from Insightful. We have Chris here who came from Framingham, MA, and he has flail foot and flail foot is, um, a type of pathology where you don’t have any plantarflexion or dorsiflexion, and the Step-Smart Brace tends to do very well for that kind of pathology as well…
Ian here from Insightful. We’d like to introduce the Step-Smart Pro. The difference between the Step-Smart Pro and the regular Step-Smart is that the Step-Smart Pro comes with a Guided Calf Section. This goes on the medial side, so it keeps the calf section in alignment…
Hi, this is Ian from Insightful. Nancy came from Brooklyn, New York to come and see us today. She came in with an Easy Stride custom, or semi-custom brace- it’s a carbon graphite design with a lateral strut. And you’ve had this for several years?…
It has been estimated that as many as 20% of stroke survivors may experience drop foot (also known as foot drop). Drop foot involves difficulty
Having drop foot may increase your risk of tripping and falling in everyday situations that you otherwise hadn’t encountered beforehand. If you’ve been recently diagnosed
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