Scoliosis Brace
Product features
A scoliosis brace is a medical device used to treat scoliosis, a condition characterized by an abnormal curvature of the spine. The primary purpose of a scoliosis brace is to prevent the progression of the curve during growth, particularly in adolescents. It is typically worn for a significant part of the day and can help improve spinal alignment, reduce discomfort, and promote better posture. Primary purpose of scoliosis brace include
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Adjustable Straps: Allow for a customized fit to ensure comfort and effective support.
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Rigid Shell: Provides stability and support to the spine, often made from plastic or composite materials.
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Padding: Enhances comfort and reduces pressure points where the brace contacts the body.
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Breathable Materials: Ensure comfort during extended wear by allowing airflow.
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Contoured Design: Fits the body's shape to provide effective support and pressure distribution.
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Pull Straps or Handles: Facilitate easy adjustments to compression and fit.
Introducing KinesisPlus DME
Introducing KinesisPlus DME, making it easy for all home health and outpatient therapists to provide their patients with custom fit durable medical equipment (DME).​​
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Empower your patients with custom fit spinal, knee, ankle braces exclusively available through KinesisPlus DME.​ Get Started and one of our KinesisPlus therapists will reach out for assessment!
What is a Scoliosis Brace?
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A scoliosis brace is designed to provide support, stability, and pain relief to the lower back and spine. Typically worn around the waist, these braces fasten with adjustable straps. Key purposes include:
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Support
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Stability
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Pain Relief
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Posture Correction
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Compression
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Prevention
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Rehabilitation
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Scoliosis braces come in various styles and materials. Choosing the right one depends on your specific back issue and support needs. It's essential to consult a healthcare professional for assessment, recommendations, and guidance on proper use and fit.
Scoliosis Brace: What to expect when wearing
When using a scoliosis brace, you can expect various effects and considerations based on your reason for wearing it
and the type of brace. Here’s what to typically expect:
Support and Stability
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You should feel increased support around your back, which can help stabilize the joint and reduce the risk of further injury during activities.
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Pain Management
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Many users experience reduced pain and discomfort as the brace stabilizes the back and limits movement, allowing for better healing.
Increased comfort ​​
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Wearing a brace can help you perform tasks that may otherwise be painful, enabling you to continue with hobbies and work while protecting your back
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Receive a custom fit, medical-grade brace, at no cost for qualifying patients with insurance and/or Medicare
Got Questions? We've got answers.
​Still have questions? Reach out to us at info@kinesisplus.com or call 559-396-4681
How do I know which brace is best suited for my condition?​
A licensed physical therapist will visit your home to evaluate your needs and recommend the best brace if you qualify
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What is the process for getting a custom-fit brace?​
KinesisPlus DME provides personalized bracing solutions with convenience in mind:
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A licensed PT will come to you and evaluate you for a custom brace and verify benefits
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If eligible, you'll receive a custom-fitted brace with treatment plan.
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In many cases, insurance or Medicare may cover the cost at no charge to you.​
Am I eligible for a custom-fit medical brace through my insurance or Medicare? ​​​
If you have health insurance, chances are you'll be covered. However, our team will verify your benefits and update you prior to your first evaluation. Get started here.
What are the benefits of bracing?​​​
Bracing provides many benefits, such as aiding injury recovery, promoting post-surgical healing, stabilizing, reducing swelling, and enhancing quality of life.
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How long does it take to receive my brace after the evaluation?
It can total anywhere from 2-3 weeks. However, this will vary and depend on receiving paperwork from your Primary Care Physician and authorization from insurance. After, brace will be delivered to you and and fitted.
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