by Diana Hall | May 20, 2021 | Technical blog
Fitting is required and adjustments are expected with any injury! Adjustments for fit and comfort are easy to make. Download our fitting and adjustments guide here!: Cast Fitting Guide Or Contact Us for live remote video... 
by Diana Hall | Jan 27, 2021 | Technical blog
ActivArmor is manufactured in an off-site, FDA registered medical device manufacturing center to save clinics staff time, expertise and space… so what does a patient with a broken arm do during the turnaround time to the clinic? “It’s very easy for... 
by Diana Hall | Jan 27, 2021 | Technical blog
ActivArmor™ devices are custom-fit, but also adjustable, and can accommodate swelling. ActivArmor can reduce the risk of compartment syndrome, because (unlike traditional casts), swelling is instantly visible and easily accommodated for! ActivArmor devices are fit to... 
by Diana Hall | Mar 11, 2020 | Technical blog
There are different immobilization options for you to choose from. See how ActivArmor™ stacks up in this side-by-side... 
by Michelle Bevers | Feb 19, 2020 | Technical blog
ActivArmor™ replaces traditional casting and splinting efforts in the clinic – increasing patient throughput and billing opportunities. In a busy clinic, time is money. Let us do the work for you. ActivArmor replaces labor and cost-intensive... 
by Diana Hall | Nov 9, 2019 | Technical blog
49ers’ Trent Taylor is the latest to make news as an infection after surgery was not found until his cast was removed 2 weeks later. InsideThe49.com and Yahoo Sports reported coach Kyle Shanahan saying: “After the second surgery, two weeks into it, when... 
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