Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer with forearm supports for neurological impairments has comfortable handles and a padded seat.

Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer

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Wide base rollator with adjustable forearm platforms provide increased support and stability for users with neurological conditions.

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The Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer is designed for users with neurological conditions who have upper body weakness. The patented U shaped base provides stability, maneuverability and control to increase walking independence for those with Parkinson's, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, ALS, MSA and PSP.

The Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer has adjustable forearm supports that provide additional support for users with weak upper body or stooped posture. The forearm attachments are highly adjustable for optimal set up for the user. The U-Step2 features an innovative braking system that is easy to use and allows the user to have complete control. The walker will not roll unless the user is ready to walk and lightly squeezes the release. Once the lever is released, the unit stops immediately. This feature is particularly helpful when standing up from a chair because the unit will not roll away.

The U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer has a unique wheelbase and frame that surrounds the user and moves with them, providing added stability and support in every direction. It is not like pushing a standard rolling walker. Unlike other rolling walkers, users can adjust the rolling speed of the walker. The patented spring loaded front caster system easily glides over uneven surfaces. The Platform U-Step 2 Walking Stabilizer has a unique frame and extra wide wheel base designed to help prevent falls, increase walking independence for users with neurological conditions.

The U-Step 2 Medicare code (HCPCS) is E0147.

Note: U Step 2 Cueing Module Laser Accessory sold separately.

Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer User Guide

U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer Information

Platform U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer Specifications:

Overall dimensions: 23 inches wide, 25 inches long.
Seat Height: 22 inches.
Seat Width: 20 inches.
Turning Circle: 29 inches.
Item weight with seat: 27 lb.
Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Folded Dimensions: 42 inches long, 23 inches wide, 10 inches high.
User Height Range: 5 feet 2 inches - 5 feet 11 inches.
Handgrips: Up to 38.5 inches high.
Includes: U-Step2 Walking Stabilizer with forearm platform supports.

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The quality is good, however I was looking for a walking aide for my senior father, who has Parkinson’s and is recovering from a broken hip, and I was hoping for something that would be able to roll over varying surface conditions. This walker/rollater does great on extremely smooth surfaces like hardwood or vinyl flooring, but I was dismayed to see that it came to a sudden stop and almost tipped over with my father in it, when he tried to cross a seam in our brand new concrete driveway. I had hoped that my father could use this upright walker/rollater to walk around our neighborhood on the road, since we have no paved sidewalks here, however I now realize that any rock or gravel larger than the size of a pea might upend him, that hope is dashed. My father says he prefers his $50 dollar Drive rollater to this $750 upright, he says he Drive is much lighter and easier to maneuver, although he does need to lean over more to use it. Perhaps you could design something for more active seniors, that can actually handle more surface conditions than perfectly smooth.

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Reviewed by: Chris Molly from Pennsylvania on 12/6/2020

Q: Is this covered by Medicare?

Asked by: Mary - 7/6/2021

A: We do not take insurance as payment. However, You may ask your medical insurance company if they are able to reimburse you for your purchases.

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