Recovery Mobility for the Next Step

Start with the kind of movement support that fits the recovery routine. Confirm the product choice with your care team when guidance is needed.

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Choose for the recovery routine

These options help compare product roles and do not replace clinical guidance for an individual recovery plan.

  1. Identify the movement restriction

    Start with whether the routine calls for keeping weight off one lower leg or for walking and balance support.

  2. Choose the movement style

    Compare a knee-supported scooter with a standard walking frame for the intended routine.

  3. Plan the home route

    Check doorways, floor surfaces, turning space and where the product will be stored.

Start with your routine

Find support for the next step

Answer two short questions and we’ll show the recovery products that fit your movement routine.

Recovery mobility routine

Question 1 of 2

Question 1 of 2

What part of moving around feels most difficult during recovery?

Start with the movement moment that needs the most help.

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R6 Upright Rollator Walker with Seat
4.9 / 5

R6 Upright Rollator Walker with Seat

  • Adjustable Forearm Supports
  • 8" Wheels & Foldable Frame
$219.99
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R18 Classic Knee Scooter
4.6 / 5

R18 Classic Knee Scooter

  • Low-Center-of-Gravity Frame
  • 8" Wheels & Dual Brakes
$199.99 $139.99
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W1 Lightweight Folding Standard Walker
4.6 / 5

W1 Lightweight Folding Standard Walker

  • 5" Wheels & Glide Skis
  • One-Hand Fold & 8-Level Height
$54.99
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Next, see it in the routine

See recovery support in a real routine

Short demonstrations make the next step clearer: how a mobility aid is set up, used around the home and stored between routines.
Recovery mobility

Questions before you choose

Contact support

A knee-supported scooter can be appropriate for a foot or ankle recovery routine. Confirm the right mobility aid with your clinician or care team.

A folding walker is for users who need walking and balance support for everyday movement. Review the product details for fit and setup information.

No. These pages explain product roles and features. Follow the advice of your clinician or care team for an individual recovery plan.