So, for the patient, I would say right away something easy, easy to use, which doesn’t intimidate the patient when they are first introduced to the rehabilitation tool. It’s something they can use in many places and is perhaps less stigmatizing than other tools.
The advantages for the patient? I would say again, ease of use. Between a rollator, which is more difficult to transport, and a cane, the Wheeleo® presents a big advantage in terms of maneuverability. It is less stigmatizing and useful in many more places. In any case, for patients in consultation, it is easier to accept the Wheeleo® than other technical aids.
We are constantly looking for anything that can bring added value to our patients in their rehabilitation. Just yesterday, a patient switched from a simple cane to the Wheeleo®, and it led to a drastic drop — I would even say an impressive reduction in loss of balance and falls. I think the stability of the cane makes all the difference.
Compared to the rollator, the maneuverability and portability of the Wheeleo® are really major advantages over other technical aids. It looks like a cane while having the benefits of a rollator, which patients have often already used.
In their daily lives, patients who use the Wheeleo® increase their walking range and speed. This allows them to rediscover the pleasure of taking walks safely, often with their spouses. It’s often the spouses who report this positive aspect, especially when a patient, after overcoming a neurological issue, has returned home.
This change in life dynamics is attributed to the progress made possible by the Wheeleo®.
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