Style. Comfort. Elegance. Did we mention that these characteristics are what you should look for in a foot surgery scooter? Like with picking out a new car, selecting a foot surgery scooter represents an opportunity to demonstrate your unique personality. After all, when you’re recovering from foot and ankle surgery, you’ll be on your scooter for a considerable number of weeks… And the last thing you want is to look like you picked up your foot surgery scooter at the nearest

You have an upcoming surgery and you are a candidate for utilizing a knee scooter to stay mobile. You’re shopping around and trying to figure out, “Do I rent or do I buy a knee scooter?” Everyone’s situation is different, but in today’s post we’ll try to help you through that decision. Some of the factors to consider when deciding between renting and purchasing a knee walker or knee scooter include Time, Space, Quality and Value: How much time is the knee scooter needed? Purc

Us too. The “I Hate Crutches” Club has one of the highest online memberships around (well, in our head anyway). But seriously, who actually likes using crutches? Who likes wobbling around on two glorified wooden sticks, which are slowly and devilishly building up a firm layer of armpit blisters under your arms? Yeah, that’s right. So as part of opening the “I Hate Crutches” Club, here are just a few reasons why members have joined: “I hate that I feel sore everywhere. Serious

Turns out that your trip to New York City involves a little extra baggage than you might have originally anticipated: your knee walker. Whether you booked the trip before your foot accident or decided to take you and your healing ankle out for a weekend stroll around the Big Apple, you need to know how to get around NYC on your knee walker. You may have plenty of questions on your mind right now. Is using your knee scooter the same as using crutches? Will you be able to see m