Product Details
The Balance Brace gauntlet device is clinically proven to reduce postural sway and increase postural stability, reducing the risk of falls in elderly and high-risk patients. Its low-profile design fits into a variety of shoes, while velcro closures allow for easy donning. Balance braces are best used in conjunction with fall-prevention protocol such as: Physical therapy, strength training, and environmental changes in the home.

This device is constructed with a thin 3mm polypropylene shell that can be utilized for pathologies beyond balance control. A fall-risk evaluation form should be completed to determine whether or not the bilateral brace is beneficial to the patient.

This brace is formed over a positive model of the patient’s foot. A negative impression or scan above the height of the finished brace must be created to correct and hold the foot, ideally with the ankle at 90 degrees and in a semi-weight-bearing or full-weight position. The finished device is crafted by pulling a leather lining over the model, followed by the plastic layer and a final sewn leather top cover.

This device is fully customizable per the practitioner’s discretion and is available exclusively through licensed medical providers.

Suggested L Codes: L1940, L2330, L2820

• Fall Risk Assessment Tool
• Medical Compliance
• Medicare DMEPOS Fee Schedule

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Product Details
The Balance Brace gauntlet device is clinically proven to reduce postural sway and increase postural stability, reducing the risk of falls in elderly and high-risk patients. Its low-profile design fits into a variety of shoes, while velcro closures allow for easy donning. Balance braces are best used in conjunction with fall-prevention protocol such as: Physical therapy, strength training, and environmental changes in the home.

This device is constructed with a thin 3mm polypropylene shell that can be utilized for pathologies beyond balance control. A fall-risk evaluation form should be completed to determine whether or not the bilateral brace is beneficial to the patient.

This brace is formed over a positive model of the patient’s foot. A negative impression or scan above the height of the finished brace must be created to correct and hold the foot, ideally with the ankle at 90 degrees and in a semi-weight-bearing or full-weight position. The finished device is crafted by pulling a leather lining over the model, followed by the plastic layer and a final sewn leather top cover.

This device is fully customizable per the practitioner’s discretion and is available exclusively through licensed medical providers.