Delivering Quality Products Directly to the Veteran's Door.
Whether inside or outside the home, Veterans deserve the freedom they fought so hard to preserve and protect. At Performance Health, we strive to provide solutions that enable personal independence in Veterans, from tools that support self-sufficiency to mobility aids that encourage an active lifestyle.
From mobility support to medication preparation, the right products can transform the patient experience and improve caregiver workflow. Here are five essential acute care innovations from Performance Health that help healthcare professionals provide better, safer, and faster care.
A total joint replacement surgery, whether it’s for the hip or knee, can be a life changing procedure. But it's just the beginning. PT and OT play invaluable roles in maximizing each patient’s recovery.
The ability to shower or bath safely and efficiently can often become extremely challenging following a surgical procedure, injury or illness. The good news is there are myriad options to make showering easier and much more accessible.
We proudly produce high-quality products from our industry-leading brands in the USA, where innovation begins at home. Sourcing our products right here in America means we are able to maintain high quality, dependable inventory, and keep the supply chain reliable for our customers.
Physical therapists hear over and over again “It’s not the right time”. While surgery can occasionally come with unexpected complications, the best way to have a positive experience is to gain some knowledge on the procedure, preparing both mentally and physically, and having a post-surgical plan.
According to the VA, which is at the forefront of diabetes research, nearly 25% of Veterans who receive VA care have diabetes. This guide explores the types of diabetes, common symptoms, the heightened risk among Veterans, and practical tools and tips to help protect their health.
Lymphedema, a progressive and chronic condition affecting millions worldwide, often goes unrecognized and untreated. Therapists regularly encounter patients with lymphatic system injuries, such as post-surgical swelling or trauma-related edema.
This is the first study in the world to use an innovative elastic band training method based on accentuated eccentric actions. Additionally, both this cutting-edge method and the more traditional maximal strength training approach were conducted exclusively using CLX elastic bands.
Early mobilization is fundamental to improving patient outcomes, reducing length of stay, and preventing hospital-induced complications. However, patients, particularly those on ventilators or continuous monitoring, face significant mobility barriers.
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