Mobility Blog

  • The 3rd Foot Fabric Topped Crutches and Adaptive Crutch Feet: An Innovative Approach to Mobility

    by Linda Smith Swerdlow

    The 3rd Foot Fabric Topped Crutches and adaptive 3rd Foot crutch feet deliver a breakthrough in assistive mobility technology, providing ergonomic, anatomical, and functional benefits that support user comfort and independence. By rethinking crutch design to align with the body’s natural movement, kinetic chain alignment and structure, these crutches and adaptive crutch feet reduce joint stress, allowing users to move better, get stronger and walk longer and enjoy a more active lifestyle.

  • The Aligned As Designed Wheelchair: Advancing Mobility Through Innovative Design

    by Linda Smith Swerdlow

    The AAD Wheelchair represents a significant advancement in Patented mobility solutions for individuals with limited or no movement in their legs. Meticulously designed and engineered to foster coordinated movement between the upper and lower limbs through the body’s midline, while promoting healthy alignment and supporting user independence. The AAD Wheelchair is suitable for both paraplegic and quadriplegic users and can be operated manually or mechanically.

  • Mobility Blog Part 3-Why It's Important To Maintain Alignment And Not Just Balance After An Injury And As You Age

    by Linda Smith Swerdlow
    Improper body alignment increases your risk of falling, weakens the body's core muscles and negatively impacts the alignment and stability of your ...

  • The Mobility Blog Part 2-How to Move Better, Get Stronger And Walk Longer

    by Linda Smith Swerdlow
      Do this simple 5 Day Exercise, five times in a row slowly, five times a day, for five days in a row. By the end of the fifth day you'll understan...
    Posted in Increasing Mobility And Stability As You Age

  • The Mobility Blog Part 1-How To Reduce Your Risk Of Falling

    by Linda Smith Swerdlow
    The human body is a complex, biological movement machine. Not only is it designed to develop and maintain upright posture, balance, and stability ...