The best days are spent doing what you love.
Whether it's exploring a favourite trail, enjoying the outdoors, or staying active with family and friends, improved mobility can help people stay connected to the activities that matter most.
#SpringLoadedTechnology
We’ve been thrilled to hear so much positive feedback from skiers this season!
Our team has been out in the field at @panoramaresort and @NipikaMtnResort testing the Spring Loaded brace across both downhill and cross-country terrain.
If you see us on the mountain, come say hi!
We’re hearing great stories from skiers on the mountain in the Spring Loaded knee brace this season.
Knee osteoarthritis or knee pain doesn’t have to mean sitting out. Spring assisted bracing reduces joint load and supports your quads so you can ski longer, more comfortably.
@FriedgeHNIC Absolutely heartbroken for our hometown hero. Canada is rallying behind him. We’d be honoured to build a custom knee brace right here in Nova Scotia to help get Sid back on the ice.
Our General Manager donating blood for the 13th time! We've made a company goal of getting 25 donations this year. It's been awesome to see many of our team members donate for the first time. Book yourself an appointment now at https://t.co/BfapG2anZy
@CanadasLifeline
We are so excited to see this new research with Spring Loaded bracing that demonstrates clear multi-compartment unloading benefits for patients with knee osteoarthritis. A great study funded by @MitacsCanada
We're building the world a better brace, one knee at a time!
Chris Cowper-Smith, former CEO of @springloadedtec, has a new company called Mable Health aiming to buy majority stakes in private medical clinics across Canada, with a focus on orthotics, bracing and prosthetics. https://t.co/Bz2Q3lImus #pe
Linda Pettit noticed a huge difference after wearing her Levitation knee brace for only 3 months. Watch her testimonial to learn how the brace has improved her daily life. #OA#Osteoarthritis#KneePain#KneeBrace
This user hasn't gone downstairs pain-free in a long time.
In the beginning, their hand is on the rail and they are looking to offload their weight from their knees so it won't hurt too much.
Watch their confidence grow as they go downstairs.
The Spring Loaded effect.
We love a good case study. 🤓
But we REALLY love aggregate data. Our Pt Registry tracks metrics like pain, function, and QoL across time.
From 63 participants, we see clinically relevant and sustained reductions in pain scores! We can't wait to add more patients and time points!
We love seeing evidence that taking your health into your own hands results in reduced pain!
That was our belief when we created Knee Boost, a self-directed exercise program, developed with a physio - https://t.co/e3LIvu2PhI - and our Knee Pain Info Hub - https://t.co/4kXz9dSAqJ
Web-based intervention for patellofemoral pain?
📊𝟒 𝐢𝐧 𝟓 people with patellofemoral pain were at least moderately better after accessing self-directed web-based care 💻
#OpenAccess here: https://t.co/8owiXUMwuT
@rathacat Hi Clare, our brace is available in the US. You can book and appointment to speak with one of our bracing specialists at https://t.co/kQOnoRCMYB !
A great outing for the Spring Loaded team, it’s always nice to take a break from marketing, selling, developing, making and counting braces. We’ll be back at it first thing tomorrow! @ HaliMac Axe Throwing - Halifax https://t.co/IFNUshr7HP
We love sharing client stories with our community. 🎉
Today, we’re sharing the story behind the @springloadedtec knee brace.
See how our two teams collaborated to produce a final concept in a market that tends to lean toward the traditional. 👇
https://t.co/gfhCaOxemj
We've been busy! We're always trying to demonstrate how well our product works! Take a look at Dr. Emily Bishop giving a comprehensive review of the research that has been done up until today at the OPC National Conference! https://t.co/wDT6fPx1fv
Are the days of prescribing viscosupplementation limited?
https://t.co/XAgDMnWQ2V
Incredible review funded by @ArthritisSoc
Ultimately the researchers conclude that the findings do not support the use of viscosupplementation for the treatment of knee OA.
What do you think?