Djo Procare Industrial Back Support

The Belt is a useful tool for caregivers to help patients walk safely or move them into a wheelchair. Its sturdy double-back pile strap has a quick-release buckle that makes it easy to use. This belt provides both patients and caregivers with confidence and safety during transfers and mobility assistance. It's perfect for use in healthcare settings.

This product is for low back and abdomen support. This is for people who require additional support and compression. Helps in strains and sprains of these areas. The product consists of a foam/pile construction with elastic panels & compression straps. It has a Comfort form Moldable Insert. These levels of retention support can also be individualized to a level of support that is bespoke.

Procare Universal Clavicle support is a versatile and adjustable solution for individuals with clavicular fractures or postural concerns. The combination of foam and nylon construction, contact closure, and movable D-rings ensures that wearers can find the right level of support and comfort while addressing their specific needs.

The Djo Procare Clavicle Splint is a medical device designed to provide support and stabilization for individuals with clavicular fractures & postural problems. The splint is designed to provide immobilization and support for individuals with clavicular fractures. Clavicular fractures are common and can occur due to various types of injuries or accidents. Proper immobilization can aid in the healing process and help prevent further injury. In addition to fractures, the splint is suitable for addressing postural problems. Poor posture can lead to discomfort and musculoskeletal issues. The splint can help promote proper posture & provide support to the clavicle area.

The Djo Procare Shoulder Immobilizer with Foam Straps is a medical device designed to provide support and immobilization for the shoulder and arm. The soft and comfortable design of this shoulder immobilizer is intended to promote patient compliance. By reducing discomfort and irritation, patients are more likely to wear the device as directed by their healthcare provider. This, in turn, can contribute to a more successful recovery process.