UpWalker

The revolutionary UPWalker® restores activity and independence for the elderly and mobility challenged.

• Enables users to stand upright and look ahead with better support,

  greater dignity and confidence to walk farther and remain more active.

• Preliminary clinical studies revealed improved walking posture, safer, more stable feeling, and reduced pain in legs, back, hands and wrists.

• Helpful in treatment and mobility for patients with Orthopedic, Cardiovascular, Neurological, Pulmonary and other health disorders.

• Stylish, easy-folding design, lightweight for transporting and storage, simple armrest adjustment for the perfect height in seconds.

• Cushioned sit-to-stand handles ease transition to standing position.

• Standard accessories include drink holder, seat backrest, personal bag.

  

  Upright Walkers Designed for Less Pain and More Stability

  The UPWalker addresses the deficiencies of conventional walkers, including fall risk, slouching, and lack of user confidence and comfort.

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  Unlike walkers that force you to hunch over putting painful pressure on your wrists and back, the UPWalker is designed to support you in a secure upright position giving you better posture so you have more confidence and less pain.

  

  Laboratory research study revealed UpWalker upright technology outperforms rollators and walkers

  • Improved gait efficiency was observed.

  • Users experienced lower oxygen consumption and physical exertion.

  • Reduced erector spinae lumbar muscle activation.

  • Reduced anterior-posterior trunk sway.

  • Participants offloaded 39% to 46% of body weight through elbow support armrest while ambulating.

  • The UpWalker product led to upright body posture, offloaded portions of body weight from the lower extremity and improved gait efficiency during ambulation in comparison to rollators and other devices.

  Clinical Applications:

  In comparison to standard rollators and walker devices, the UPWalker provides functional benefits which can be applied to treating clinical conditions including:

  • .  CVA

  • .  TBI

  • .  Ataxia

  • .  Degenerative Spinal Disease/ Sciata

  • .  Multiple Sclerosis

  • .  Balance Disorders

  • .  Other Neuro & Respiratory Disorders

  • .  Parkinson’s Disease

  • .  Deconditioning