CONAIR Mobility Weight Bearing Real Time Feedback Service User Manual

CONAIR Mobility Weight Bearing Real-Time Feedback Service

Specifications

• Product Name: ComeBack MobilityTM
• Version: 2.2.0 Revision A1
• Print Date: Feb 03. 2023 08:54:46 AM

Product Information

ComeBack MobilityTM is a Weight-Bearing Real-time Feedback Service designed to monitor post-recovery rehabilitation progress by measuring the weight applied on the affected leg in both clinical and home settings.

Product Usage Instructions

Contact Information

For additional information, safety concerns, usage difficulties, or component- related issues, please contact ComeBack Mobility Customer Support via phone at 929-877-2383 or email at support@comebackmobility.com.

Conventions

• WARNING: Indicates safety-related issues that must be followed to prevent injury.
• PRECAUTION: Highlights product reliability issues to avoid damage.
• NOTE: Clarifies procedural information.
• MEANING: Explains light indications.

Why Follow This Manual?

• This manual ensures the safe, effective, and compliant use of the product. Failure to position the device correctly may compromise the performance and accuracy of results.
• Adherence to a weight-bearing program is crucial for successful treatment outcomes.

Intended Use

The ComeBack MobilityTM service is intended to track weight-bearing progress during rehabilitation.

Contraindications

• The product may not be suitable for individuals weighing over 308 lb (160 kg) or children under seven years old due to safety concerns.
• Additionally, individuals with certain musculoskeletal or neurological conditions may not be suitable for the product’s use.

Warnings and Precautions

• The Smart Tips increase the height of crutches or canes by 4.25 inches when mounted. Adjust for total height to ensure comfort.
• Do not modify, service, or repair the device as it can affect its function.
• Avoid immersing the Smart Tips in water or liquids to prevent permanent damage.

FAQ

Q: What should I do if I exceed the weight limit?

• A: If you exceed the weight limit specified for the product, please discontinue use and consult with your healthcare provider for alternative solutions.

Q: Can children under seven years old use the Smart Crutch Tips?

• A: Children under seven years old may not have the necessary coordination and strength to safely use the Smart Crutch Tips. It is recommended to consult with a healthcare professional for guidance.

Introduction

• ComeBack Mobility™ is the Weight-Bearing Real-time Feedback Service that monitors your post-recovery rehabilitation by measuring the objective weight you put on the affected leg in the clinic and at home.

Contact Information

• For additional information, including safety, difficulties in proper usage, damage, or loss of components, please contact ComeBack Mobility Customer Support.
• You may call and/or SMS/text at the following number: 929-877-2383. Also, email us at support@comebackmobility.com.

Conventions The following conventions are used in this manual:

• WARNING highlights a safety-related issue. ALWAYS comply with this information to prevent injury.
• PRECAUTION highlights a product reliability issue. ALWAYS comply with this information to avoid product damage.
• NOTE clarifies procedural information.
• MEANING explains the right indications

Why should I follow this manual?

• This manual contains information to ensure this product’s safe, effective, and compliant use. Keep and consult the terms and conditions set forth by this manual as necessary.
• Failure to properly position the device will compromise the performance and lead to inaccurate results. Adherence to a weight-bearing program is a primary determinant of treatment success.
• A weight-bearing tracking service ensures your rehabilitation’s objective progress and detects non-adherence early on. Otherwise, non-adherence may reduce functional abilities or a lower quality of life.

Intended Use

• The Smart Crutch Tips™ is intended to measure the weight applied to the affected limb during rehabilitation as an attachment to crutches or cane.
• The device alerts the patient and therapist with visual and voice notifications if the weight exceeds or does not reach a pre-determined level. ComeBack Mobility™ produces objective monitoring of gait outcomes using accurate weight analysis.
• All information is sent to the patient’s smartphone in the CBM Patient App. You can track in real time the load, the progress of rehabilitation, and the number of steps that need to be taken.

Contraindications

• Age and body mass are common contraindications to Smart Crutch Tips use. The device is NOT suitable for people weighing <88 lb and >308 lb (<40 kg and >160 kg). Generally, children need to be at least seven years old to manage crutch navigation safely.
• Additionally, any musculoskeletal or neurological condition that reduces mobility, strength, or sensation can be a contraindication to crutch tips’ short-term or long-term use. ComeBack Mobility Smart Crutch Tips SHOULD NOT be used in cases of
• Activity limitations due to medical disorders, medication, or emotional conditions.
• Vascular insufficiencies or infection.
• Severe cognitive disabilities.

Warnings and Precautions

• ComeBack Mobility Service monitors weight applied on the affected leg during the motion and provides visual and voice feedback via the ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App. Smart Crutch Tips will not prevent or reduce injury. Proper rehabilitation and activity modification are also essential to a safe treatment program. Therefore, if you feel pain or discomfort while using the device, you should stop using it immediately and consult a physician and/or medical provider.

Warnings

• The Smart Tips INCREASE THE HEIGHT of the crutch or cane by 4.25’’ inches when mounted on crutches or cane.
• Make corresponding adjustments to accommodate the total height of crutches with tips that are comfortable. See 6.3. Appendix: Walking Aids compatible with Smart Crutch Tips.
• NEVER modify, service, or repair the device. It can affect the function of the device.
• NEVER immerse the Smart Tips in water or any liquids. It causes permanent damage or stops functioning.
• DO NOT use Smart Tips on sand, dirt, or soft surfaces.
• DO NOT store tips near an open flame. It can damage the surface.
• DO NOT change the rubber tip on the Smart Crutch Tips because it may not fit properly.
• DO NOT use Smart Tips while running or jumping. They should only be used under the exercise options provided in the software.
• DO NOT drop or hit the device’s body on hard surfaces. The rubber tips are the only part of the device designed for weight resistance.
• DO NOT use additional force if the crutch stick does not insert slightly into the device. Repeat until the crutch stick reaches the bottom of the device. Only then – tighten the fixing nut.

Precautions

• The device is suitable for individuals weighing 88 lb to 308 lb (40 kg to 160 kg).
• Avoid exposing the device to temperatures exceeding 104 ºF or below -4 °F (>40 °C and <-20 °C). It will affect the accuracy and sensitivity of the product.
• Keep Smart Tips away from children. It contains some tiny particles that can cause adverse reactions if children inhale.
• Avoid contact with animals.

Definitions

The symbols located on the equipment are defined in this section

Weight-Bearing & Activity Tracking

The ComeBack Mobility Service provides

1. The assistance to maintain adherence to the weight-bearing program using light indicators from smart tips and the app;
2. Transferred data allow a medical provider/physician to monitor your rehabilitation progress remotely;
3. Continuously analyzing every step helps a doctor to adjust the prescribed weight-bearing program.

Objective Assessment

• Comeback Mobility™ is the only Weight-Bearing Real-time Feedback Service (approved by US regulators by Jan 2023) that monitors your rehabilitation by measuring the objective weight you put on the affected lower extremity.
• Rehabilitation is performed according to a rehabilitation program prescribed by a physician and/or medical provider. It may span multiple weeks and may have one or more phases.
• During each stage, a different partial weight-bearing (load) target may be prescribed for the injured lower extremity.

Walking Aids

• Comeback Mobility Smart Crutch Tips are compatible with crutches and canes. During the rehabilitation recovery, the walking aid transfers body weight from the legs to the torso and arms.
• Mainly used to assist individuals with lower extremity injuries and/or neurological impairments.

Device Description

• Smart Tips are installed on crutches or canes instead of the default ones. The Smart Tips are intended to measure the weight applied to the affected limb during the rehabilitation recovery as an attachment to crutches or a cane.
• The service tracks the load of every step, analyzes it in the ComeBack Mobility – Patient” App, and sends data to your physician and/or medical provider.

Patient App Installation & Operation

App Download

1. Download the ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App from the App Store or Google Play Market (Fig. 1). You can use the link in the SMS/text from your physician.
   • If you need a detailed guide on how to find the application in the App Store or Google Play Market, follow Appendix 6.4. The App Installation for iOS or Android.
2. Install the ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ and follow the instructions in the App.
3. Enter your body weight and height. You will be able to modify them afterward.
   • NOTE: Incorrect weight will cause the device to give incorrect recommendations while walking.

Initial Connect Once you have Smart Crutch Tips in front of you:

1. Open the Comeback Mobility – Patient‖ App.
2. Tap the Connect‖ button (Fig. 2).
3. Turn On Bluetooth to Allow Comeback Mobility – Patient” to Connect to Accessories – if necessary.
4. Find your Smart Crutch Tips in the device list, select it, tap the ―Connect‖ button, choose Crutches or Cane‖ mode, and get the program ready (Fig. 3).

Smartphone Notifications

• Both notifications — the voice steps alert on your smartphone and the visual and sound alerts on the Smart Crutch Tips are turned on by default.
• You can change it by clicking the ―Notification settings‖ button on the general screen (Fig. 4).

Deep Sleep Mode

• For battery-saving during storage periods or pauses between activities, you may activate Deep Sleep Mode (Fig. 5).
• The device can be put into Deep Sleep Mode only if it is charged to 80% or more and is set to Crutches mode. To activate the device again, connect it to the charger.

General Screen Instruction (App Version 2.2.0)

1. Day of the Rehabilitation
2. Battery level.
3. Currently prescribed weight-bearing.
4. Recent use history.
5. Current prescribed weight-bearing range.
6. Steps with an excessive load appear as the red bar.
7. Steps with a prescribed load appear as the green bar.
8. Steps with an insufficient load appear as the white bar.
9. SOS Button allows informing your medical professional about pain and edema.
10. A step-counts indicator.
11. Notification settings.
12. Open Step Statistic
13. Your General Screen
14. Go to My Program
15. Go to My Profile

Smart Crutch Tips Installation & Operation

Smart Crutch Tips Components

Smart Crutch Tips Mounting

1. Remove the rubber tips from the crutches or cane.
2. Unscrew the fixing nut on Smart Crutch Tips and take off the split ring.
3. Put the fixing nut on a crutch/cane threaded upwards, followed by the rubber split ring.
4. Insert a crutch or cane into the Smart Crutch Tip completely.
5. By hand, firmly tighten the fixing nut.

Daily Walking With Smart Crutch Tips

• NOTE: Smartphone notifications must be enabled: Section 2.3. Smartphone Notifications.
• Check the visual and/or voice feedback, which will inform you whether the step you made is within the range of the weight-bearing program. See 6.1.1. Appendix: Light Indications.
• If you step too hard, the device will make Three Red Flashings and three quiet beeps, and the Mobile App will make a voice warning.
• It means that you need to put less weight on the affected lower extremity and more weight with your hands on crutches or a cane.
• Otherwise, if you step too slightly, you will see Three Blue Flashings, and one beeping, and the Mobile App makes the appropriate alert.
• This time, it means that your step is below the weight range.
• You should adjust the load to the current weight-bearing program to hear no voice and visual alerts to put the recommended weight on the affected lower extremity.

Light Indications for Each Step

• Three red flashings — excessive weight-bearing. MEANING: you need to put less weight on the affected lower extremity and more weight with your hands on crutches or a cane.
• Three blue flashings — insufficient weight-bearing. MEANING: you need to put more weight on the affected lower extremity and less weight with your hands on crutches or cane.

Charging The Smart Crutch Tips

WARNING: Before disconnecting the magnetic connectors from the Smart Crutch Tips, ensure the power supply is turned off (pull the charging brick out of the socket).

Precautions for charging the device

• Usage is not possible when the device is charging.
• Only use this device with the adapter, cord, and accessories you received from your DME provider.
• Charging the device from 0 to 100% takes from five to seven hours at room temperature – from 59 °F to 86 °F (from 15 °C to 30 °C).

Charging the device

1. Get a charging cable and charging brick from the cloth bag.
2. Connect the provided charging cable to any charging brick and plug it in.
3. Join magnetic connectors to Smart Crutch Tips until tight magnetization (Fig. 9).
4. A White Blinking light and two beeps indicate charging has started (Fig. 10).

Battery Indications

Power-saving mode

• Three alternate blue and green flashing and beepings indicate that the energy-saving mode is turned off and the devices are ready for use.
• MEANING: When the Smart Crutch Tips remain stationary for 2 minutes, the energy-saving mode is activated automatically. Battery Charge Level
• Three yellow flashings — tips charge level 20% – 10%.
• MEANING: Recommend charging crutch tips.
• Steady red light — tips charge level 10% – 0%
• MEANING: Tips have been discharged. The device must be charged to continue to use.
• White flashing — charge is in progress.
• MEANING: The device is charging.

Care & Maintenance

Checklist to ensure correct daily work

• Continue to use crutches or canes as a walking aid with installed Smart Crutch Tips.
• Check the Bluetooth connection with Smart Crutch Tips in Connected Device: Section 2.2. Initial Connect.
• Check the turned-on notifications in the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App: 2.3. Smartphone Notifications.
• Ensure the mobile sound volume is at the appropriate level for you to hear the voice guidance.
• DO NOT close the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App.
• Check Battery Level. To check the battery power, navigate to the Battery Status Indicator in the upper right-hand corner of the device’s display. See 3.4.3. Battery Indications.
• Recharge the device if necessary:
• Section 3.4 Charging The Smart Crutch Tips.
• After usage, inspect the equipment for damage and clean it if necessary.

Cleaning Instruction

• ComeBack Mobility requires minimal maintenance. Occasional cleaning of the exterior with a dry towel.

CAUTION:

• Do not insert tools, swabs, or cleaning materials into the device track.
• Do not use abrasive or solvent-based cleaners.
• Do not expose the product to excessively high or low temperatures.
• Do not leave the product in direct sunlight for an extended time.
• Do not immerse the device in water or rinse it under the tap.
• Do not immerse the tips in water or other liquids.

Storage and Handling

• Recommended temperature range during use: from -4°F to 104ºF (from 20 °C to 40°C). Storage: from -4°F to 86 ºF (from -20°C to 30ºC).

Disposal

• The manufacturer dispenses and replaces a used battery.
• WARNING: DO NOT dispose of a battery or device. If any problems with the battery occur, contact the Customer Service.

Expected service life

• The ComeBack Mobility Smart Crutch Tips have an expected service life of 3 years. To maintain the device’s condition, please follow the user manual.

Return Procedure

• Keep all components until the end of the rehabilitation program. The Smart Crutch Tips must be returned to the DME provider no later than three business days after the end of the rehabilitation program. To return the device properly, enclose all pertinent documents in 4.7. Accessories section, including the original user guide and all listed equipment. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with support service in case of damage or loss of any package list or components.

The following items MUST be returned

Accessories

Packing List
Charging Cable for 2 devices| 1
Charging Brick| 1
Cloth Bag| 1
User Manual| 1
Paid shipping label for return| 1
Device Components
Smart Crutch Tips| 2
Fixing Nut| 2
Plastic Split Ring| 2
Rubber Tip| 2

Troubleshooting

remove the rubber tip from the crutch.
2. The diameter of the crutch rod is not in the range of 0.67 – 0.91 inches (17-23.1 mm).| 2. Check the diameter with the crutch dealer or the specification. Use a crutch with a shaft diameter of 0.67 to 0.91 inches (17 to 23.1 mm).
3. When tightening (screwing), the plastic nut goes off the thread.| 3. Unscrew the nut and tighten it again along the thread without applying excessive force.
4. The thread on the plastic nut is damaged.| 4. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App.
5. The plastic split ring is not installed.| 5. Install the plastic split ring according to Section 3.2 Smart Tips Mounting.
Crutches are inconvenient to use with the installed Smart Crutch Tips because they are too high| When the attachment (tip) is installed, the height of the crutch increases by 4.25‖ inches.| Adjust the crutch height by reducing the rod length or using shorter crutches. Check the 6.3 Appendix: Walking Aids compatible with Smart Crutch Tips.
The smartphone cannot find the Smart Crutch Tips to connect or cannot connect to them|

1. The Smart Crutch Tips are connected to another smartphone.

| 1. Disconnect the Bluetooth connection from the other Smartphone and try to reconnect The Smart Crutch Tips again to yours.
2. The Bluetooth option is disabled on the Smartphone.| 2. Turn on (Enable) Bluetooth on your Smartphone.
3.    Your Smartphone cannot support Bluetooth v4.| 3. Get a device that supports Bluetooth v4 and newer.
4. The battery is empty.| 4. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to the charger. If there is no white light indication on the tips within 10 minutes, please, contact the service center.
**** 5. The Smart Crutch Tips are damaged.| 5. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App and check 6.1.4. Tips are faulty (out of order) .
The app doesn’t show steps| 1. The Smart Crutch Tips are not connected to the mobile device.| 1. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to your Smartphone according to Section 2 Installation & Operation.
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2. Pair mode is selected, but only one attachment (Smart Crutch Tip) is used.

| 2. Turn off devices in the app. Then after 4 minutes, connect by setting the pairing mode. Use both Smart Crutch tips.
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3. Pair mode is selected, but one of the Smart Crutch tips is fully discharged.| 3. Put the discharged Smart Crutch tips on charge for at least 5 hours.
4. The Cane mode is selected, but the left Smart Crutch Tip is used.| 4. Use the right Smart Crutch Tip.
5. The Smart Crutch tips are discharged.| 5. Put tips on charge.
6. The Sensor is damaged: the alternate red and blue flashing 30 times with sound indications.| 6. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App.
7. The Smart Crutch Tips were used at temperatures <-4 °F or >104 ºF.| 7. Use tips at a temperature not lower than -4 °F or higher than 104 ºF.
8. The foreign body (dust, dirt, sand) got inside Smart Crutch Tips.| 8. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App.

Received a low battery notification

| ****

Low battery power.

| You have less than an hour before the battery is completely discharged. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to the charger.

The Smart Crutch Tips are not charging on the charger

| 1. The charger cable is broken.| 1. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App.
2. The charging contacts are not clean.| 2. Wipe the charging contacts with a moistened alcohol tissue or use alcohol wipes.
3. Insufficient charger power, less than 2A.| 3. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to the charger power at least 5V 2A.
The app doesn’t receive notifications| 1. The Smart Crutch Tips are not connected to the Smartphone.| 1. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to your mobile device.
2. Notifications on your Smartphone are turned off for this app.| 2. Turn on (Enable) notifications on your mobile device settings.
Receive an error message when updating through the CBM Patient App.| 1. Failed to update via the CBM Patient App.| 1. If you cannot update The Smart Crutch Tips successfully more than three times, contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via the Patient App.
Smartphone voice notifications is absent| 1. Smartphone voice notification is disabled in app settings.| 1. Enable the smartphone voice notification function in the app settings.
2. The Smart Crutch Tips are out of the range of the Bluetooth-enabled device.| 2. Bring the device or Smartphone to the reliable range between Bluetooth and The Smart Crutch Tips.
 | 3. The Smartphone’s sound is off or muted.| 3. Turn up the sound volume on the Smartphone.
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4. The CBM Patient App is closed.| 4. Open the CBM Patient App. The notifications are absent when the App is closed.

The Smart Crutch Tips sound or light notifications are absent

| 1. The step is within the recommended range of the weight-bearing program.| 1. Continue to step within the recommended range.
2. The Smart Crutch Tips are not connected to the mobile device.| 1. Connect The Smart Crutch Tips to a mobile device.
3. The Smart Crutch Tips sound notification is disabled in app settings.| 2. Enable The Smart Crutch Tips to sound notification function in the app settings.
4. The Smart Crutch Tips light notification is disabled in app settings.| 3. Enable The Smart Crutch Tips light notification in the app settings.
**** 5. The Smart Crutch Tips are damaged.| 4. Contact Customer Service at 929-877-2383 or via Patient App and check 6.1.4. Tips are faulty (out of order) .

Appendices

Appendix: Light Indications

• Three red flashings — excessive weight-bearing.
  • MEANING: you need to put less weight on the injured leg, and more weight with your hands on crutches or a cane.
• Three blue flashings — insufficient weight-bearing.
  • MEANING: you need to put more weight on the injured leg and less weight with your hands on crutches or cane.

Power-saving mode

• Three alternate blue and green flashing and beepings indicate that the energy-saving mode is turned off and the devices are ready for use.
• Meaning: When the Smart Crutch Tips remain stationary for 2 minutes, the energy-saving mode is activated automatically.

Battery Charge Level

• Three yellow flashings — tips charge level 20% – 10%.
  • MEANING: Recommend charging crutch tips.
• Steady red light — tips charge level 10% – 0%.
  • MEANING: Tips are discharged. The device must be charged to continue to use
• White flashing — the charge is in progress.
  • MEANING: The device is charging.

Tips are faulty (out of order)

• Alternate red and blue flashing 30 times upon awakening from sleep
• Meaning: Crutch tips cannot be used. Please contact Customer Support via the Patient App or call 929-877-2383.

Appendix: Smart Crutch Tips Specifications

2. USB-Magnetic charging cable
3. CBM-charging
**** 4. Paper User Manual

App

| App “CBM-Patient” for iOS & Android App “CBM-Doctor” for iOS & Android for working features and customization

Rehabilitation program

| Autonomous rehabilitation program on the device – 10 days (without connection to the program)
BLE Pairing| Automatically pairs with BLE-enabled devices
Firmware| “Firmware over the air” OTA
Version BLE| 5.1
The BLE range| 196,85 ″/5 m
Buzzer volume| 81 dB

Low Energy frequency range

| from 2402 to 2480 MHz for the center frequencies of the channels
Current consumption| Right tip: Main mode 1250 uA ± 10% | Sleep mode 480 uA ± 20% | Deep Sleep 30 uA ± 10%
Left tip: Main mode 1250 uA ± 10% | Sleep mode 480 uA ± 20% | Deep Sleep 30 uA ± 10%
The power source of the device| Two Ni-MH AA 2100 mAh batteries Duration of work: 7 days + 200+ battery charge cycles
Charging| Charged through a USB-Magnetic charging cable and CBM-charging connection in about 5-7 hours (5 V / 2 A)
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USB-Magnetic charging cable| Length- 39,4″/ 1 m Two magnetic connectors
CBM-charging| The power Adapter, output voltage, and current are 5V/2A. The power Adapter be used for charging two series connected Ni-Mh LSD batteries via a linear charger

Waterproof

| IP54 rating protects the product from dust and against water jets, water splashed on the case from any direction will not have any harmful effects
Densitometric sensor| DYHW-116 Load Cell, 220 lbs / 100 kg.
Load Cell Accuracy| +/- 0.5% F.S.(error from the maximum measuring range)
Smart Crutch Tips| +/- 1,2% F.S.(error from the maximum measuring range)
The mechanical part of the Main body| Aluminum base Plastic case Ра6 Manual assembly of parts
Product dimensions (L x H x D)| 8.5 x 2.5 x 2.3‖ / 216 x 63 x 57mm
Light indication| LED RGB 0.2 /5 мм Three colors: Red, Green, and Blue
Brightness by colors| 300mcd Red, 2200mcd Green, 800mcd Blue
Sound indication| Piezoelectric buzzer without generator circuit
DeviceNet weight| 343 g/0,756lbs
Packaging dimensions (L x H x D)| 10,5x 2.5×7.3‖mm / 270 x 63 x 200mm
Increases the height of the crutch| 4.7‖ /12 cm
Fits crutches and canes with diameters| 0.67- 0.91‖ / 17-23.1mm
Service life with normal wear and tear| 36 months
Operating temperature regime| 5°F to 86°F / -15°C to +30°C
Gross weight| 970g /2,138lbs
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Appendix: Walking Aids compatible with Smart Crutch Tips

List of compatible crutches|

Supported

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MediChoice Crutches, Aluminum, Adjustable| Yes
McKesson Underarm Crutches Aluminum Frame Youth/Adult/Tall Adult 300 lbs.| Yes
Medline MDS80534HW Push-Button Aluminum Crutches| Yes
PCP Aluminum Crutches, Push Button Adjustable Height, Lightweight| Yes
KMINA| Yes
Carex Folding Aluminum Underarm Crutches| Yes
Crutches for Adults or Kids – Color Aluminum Crutch Universal Size| Yes
Hugo Mobility 721-780 Adjustable Adult Crutches For Walking| Yes
in-Motion Pro Crutches | Foldable | Ergonomic Handles | Spring Assist Technology | Articulating Tips|

Yes

Adjustable Adult Crutches for Walking| Yes
The Life Crutch – Universal Crutch| Ergonomic Handles | Articulating Tips || Yes
Universal Crutches for Adults and Teenagers, Adjustable Height for 4’7″ to 6’7″, 300 LBS Capacity Aluminum Lightweight Crutches with Underarm Pads| Yes
Drive Medical RTL10433 Adjustable Crutches for Walking| Yes
Drive Medical Aluminum Crutch with Comfortable Underarm Pad and Handgrip, Gray, Tall Adult| No
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Medline MDS80534HW Push-Button Aluminum Crutches| No

Appendix: The App Installation for iOS or Android

Install the ComeBack Mobility Patient App via SMS from your doctor

1. Click on your doctor-prescribed program link in the SMS from ComeBack Mobility (Fig.13).
2. Depending on your smartphone, click on Google Play or App Store Icon and download the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App (Fig. 14).

Figure 14 – Instruction on website comebackmobility.com .

Install the iOS ComeBack Mobility Patient Figure 15 – Installation Guideline for iOS

1. Check whether the supported device or not (> iOS 6)
2. Access the App Store
3. Press the Search button
4. Type the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App in the search
5. Download the App
6. Run the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App.

Install the Android ComeBack Mobility Patient App Figure 16 – Installation Guideline for Android

1. Check whether the supported device or not (> Android 5)
2. Access the Play Store
3. Press the Search button
4. Type the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App in the search
5. Install the App
6. Run the ―ComeBack Mobility – Patient‖ App.

Safety Information

FCC Statement

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, according to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used under the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.

To maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment. Operation with non-approved equipment or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV reception. ComeBack Mobility™ has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the user. Any changes or modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Interference Statement

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules and Industry. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. this device may not cause interference,
   this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device.

Wireless notice

This device complies with FCC radiation exposure limits set forth for an uncontrolled environment and meets the FCC  radio frequency (RF) Exposure Guidelines and radio frequency (RF) Exposure rules.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter.

support@comebackmobility.com.

References

• ComeBack Mobility | For Healthcare Providers
• Medline Push-Button Aluminum Crutches, Tall, 5'10" - 6'6", 300 lb. : Health & Household
• Drive Medical RTL10433 Adjustable Crutches for Walking, Silver
• Hugo Mobility Adjustable Tall Crutches For Walking, Tall Adult Walking Crutches, Comfortable Lightweight Crutches with Underarm Pad and Hand Grip, For Users Over 6 Feet : Health & Household
• Carex Folding Aluminum Under Arm Crutches - Lightweight Crutches for Adults 4'11" to 6'1", Adult Crutches, 2 Crutches Included, Universal Crutches for Walking : Health & Household
• PCP Aluminum Crutches, Push Button Adjustable Height, Lightweight, 1 Pair, Junior Youth Size (4'6" to 5'2") : Health & Household
• MediChoice Crutches, Aluminum, Adjustable, 5 Feet 2 Inches to 5 Feet 10 Inches, 300 Pound Capacity (1 Pair) : Health & Household
• The Life Crutch - Universal Crutch (Sold as a Pair) | Articulating Tips | Supports up to 250 lbs | for Adults and Children with Heights 4'6" - 6'7"
• in-Motion Pro Crutches | Foldable | Ergonomic Handles | Spring Assist Technology | Articulating Tips | Size Tall (5'7" - 6'10") | Charcoal Grey : Health & Household
• Red Color Aluminum Underarm Crutches for Adults or Kids - Universal Size |1-Pair| - OrthoStix : Health & Household
• KMINA - Crutches for Adults (x2 Units, Size M), Underarm Crutches Adult with Crutch Pads, Crutches for Men, Aluminum Crutches for Walking, Adjustable Armpit Crutches for Women - Made in Europe Black : Health & Household
• 1 Pair Universal Crutches for Adults and Teenager, Adjustable Height for 4'7" to 6'7", 300 LBS Capacity Aluminum Lightweight Crutches with Underarm Pads : Health & Household
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