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Overcoming foot drop one step at a time

Dear Sir or Madam,

More frequent stumbling and an increased risk of falling – these are the typical side effects of the so-called foot drop. However, there are small, almost invisible assistive devices that can help people to walk more safely again. What exactly can these small everyday aids do? We asked the Pro Walk GmbH.

Have a nice week!

Nadine Lormis
Editorial team REHACARE.com
Graphic: 6 to 9 October 2021, REHACARE International Trade Fair for Rehabilitation and Care, Düsseldorf, Germany

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We asked ... Pro Walk GmbH
News from the field of Women & Kids
Topic of the Month
News from the field of Auxiliary Means
How we roll
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Pro Walk: Overcoming foot drop one step at a time

We asked ...
Photo collage: Girl with WalkAide 2.0 goes for a walk with a dog. Boy with WalkAide walks on a path. Man with NeuGait walks down stairs; Copyright: Brio Photography / Pro Walk GmbH
Safe walking without tripping or falling is challenging for people with foot drop. Luckily there are technologies that provide active support by using functional electrical stimulation (FES). Pro Walk GmbH delivers these types of foot drop systems. How do these devices allow users to complete everyday tasks? REHACARE.com asked Nico Riedl, Product Manager and Physiotherapist at Pro Walk GmbH.
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Corona pandemic: Companies adapt to meet changes in demand

Topic of the Month
Photo: Close-up of a male hand opening a door with an Ottobock door opener from the 3D printer; Copyright: Ottobock SE & Co. KGaA
The Coronavirus crisis has affected all of us. The pandemic has also left its mark on many REHACARE exhibitors. Several companies have adapted their services and product portfolios in response to a rapidly changing situation. REHACARE.com has taken a closer look at three exhibitors.
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Alexandra Koch – That's how she rolls

How we roll
Photo: blonde woman in wheelchair - Alexandra Koch - with a stack of books on her lap; Copyright: private
Books are especially close to Alexandra Koch's heart. They make her laugh, they are part of her vocation and they can be an important medium for representing people with disabilities. Who (successfully) encourages her again and again and how she otherwise rolls, she tells us on REHACARE.com.
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