LifeGlider (Limited Stock)

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LIMITED STOCK NEXT DAY DISPATCH FREE VIDEO CALL DEMO Walk safely. Walk further. Reduce falls. Reduce injuries. LifeGlider gives you supported, hands free walking so you can rebuild confidence, strength and independence. Jump to a section: What you can gain with LifeGlider Who LifeGlider is for Short term recovery and post surgery use Kyphosis and posture Why LifeGlider is different to rollators, frames and crutches Book a demo Returns and warranty Access To Work Funding support International delivery VAT information Technical information for clinicians Collaboration and professional partnership Message from the Founder What you can gain with LifeGlider Walk with far less fear of falling. Stand upright in a natural posture instead of leaning over a frame. Use your hands freely for doors, bags or exercises. Rest safely at any time without needing a chair. Build stamina gently by walking further in safe sessions. Feel more confident indoors and outdoors. Why it feels different Traditional walkers push your weight forward. If the frame moves or your hands slip, you can fall. LifeGlider supports your core so your centre of gravity stays inside the frame. You stand taller, feel more stable and move your legs more freely. Who LifeGlider is for LifeGlider is for adults and older children who can take some weight through their legs but struggle with balance, stability or confidence when walking. Stroke and TIA Multiple Sclerosis MS Parkinsons Functional neurological disorder FND Cauda equina syndrome CES Balance and gait disorders Vestibular disorders Peripheral neuropathy Spinal cord injury Spinal stenosis Post spinal surgery Chronic back pain Hip dysplasia Hip replacement Knee replacement Arthritis Cerebral palsy Spina bifida Muscle wasting General deconditioning Long Covid Ataxia Peripheral nerve damage Post polio Age related unsteadiness Frequent falls with frames Examples After a stroke: walks short distances but feels unsafe with a standard frame. With FND or MS: legs sometimes give way and needs full support and instant rest. With CES: numbness or foot drop, can stand but feels unsafe walking. If unsure, book a free call and we can talk it through. Common search terms: balance walking aid, hands free walker, fall prevention walker, stroke walking aid, MS walking aid, Parkinsons walking aid, cerebral palsy walking aid, ataxia aid, neuropathy walker, CES walking aid, FND mobility aid. Kyphosis, hunchback posture and walking aids The medical term for a rounded or hunchback posture is kyphosis. Excessive curvature can cause pain, breathing restriction and reduced upright mobility. Long term use of rollators, Zimmer frames and crutches can worsen forward flexion. Kyphosis: excessive forward curvature of the upper back. Symptoms: pain, fatigue, limited extension, breathing difficulty. Types: postural, Scheuermanns, congenital. Standard walking aids force users to lean forward, grip tightly and load their upper limbs, worsening kyphotic posture. How LifeGlider may help posture Supports pelvis inside the frame. Reduces forward leaning. Less arm and shoulder strain. Encourages upright gait and better breathing. Search terms: kyphosis mobility aid, posture walking aid, thoracic hyperkyphosis support, upright gait trainer, physio gait rehab tool. Short term recovery, post surgery and early rehabilitation LifeGlider is highly effective for short term recovery after injuries and surgery. It supports early mobilisation while reducing strain and fall risk. Supports recovery such as: Hip replacement Knee replacement or ligament reconstruction Ankle fractures or ORIF surgery Tibia, fibula and patella fractures Spinal surgery recovery Trauma rehab with partial weight bearing Problems with crutches and frames High wrist, elbow and shoulder loading. Nerve compression from poorly fitted crutches. Instability, slips and coordination challenges. Forward flexion strain on lumbar spine. Compensatory gait patterns slow rehab. How LifeGlider helps Hands free walking. Pelvic/core support reduces fear. Supports offloading when pain increases. More symmetrical gait. Encourages circulation and early mobilisation. Prevents collapse if legs give way. Early mobilisation is linked to shorter recovery times and fewer complications. LifeGlider enables safer, earlier walking. Why LifeGlider is different to rollators, walking frames and crutches Standard walking aids move your weight forward through your hands. If your feet slip or the frame shifts, the risk of falling remains high. For many it is not a question of if but when. Problems with standard walking aids Loss of balance from leaning forward. Slips and instability on uneven surfaces. Hands always occupied. Arm and shoulder strain. Poor posture and progressive hunching. How LifeGlider changes this Pelvic support keeps centre of mass stable. Harness prevents collapse if legs give way. Hands free for doors, bags and support rails. Encourages upright, safer gait. Why preventing falls matters Falls cause fractures, head injuries, loss of confidence and long hospital stays. Physical injuries Reduced independence Emotional distress Family and carer stress Falls cost the NHS millions per year in ambulance call outs, A and E admissions and surgery. Using LifeGlider for recovery Safer early walking. Shorter hospital stays. Reduced risk of re admission. Search terms: rollator fall risk, crutch fall risk, safer alternative to walker, fall prevention mobility device. Try LifeGlider before you decide Buying the wrong mobility aid is frustrating. We help you choose the right option. Free video call demonstration. Home demos available in many areas. Advice based on your condition, home layout and goals. Request a free video call demoWhatsApp 07777 300 769 Pricing, stock and warranty We accept card, Klarna and 12 month finance with Shop Pay. We call you to arrange a delivery date before dispatch. 12 month standard warranty included. The Safest Walking Aid Available Barchester's Charitable Foundation LifeGlider qualifies for grant support depending on applicant circumstances. Their mission is helping people stay connected and independent. Access to Work Ask your ATW advisor about LifeGlider funding. We can provide a pro-forma invoice to meet their requirements. International delivery Worldwide shipping is available. You will be the importer and responsible for import duties and taxes. LifeGlider is UK CA certified. it is not currently EU CE or MDR Certified. It is not certified for other countries. As Class 1 Medical Device. HS 9021.10.1000Import duty is often zero percent. Local VAT may apply.Please check your local rules and taxes. Returns We offer an 70% refund if returned within 14 days. Less delivery, collection and any payment fees. Subject to the product being returned in as new condition in its original packaging as box. UK Delivery and Collection fees at £39.99 each. International delivery is calculated per order. Payment processing fees will vary based on how you paid, generally these are 2% to 6%. If you paid by bank transfer. Then there are no processing fees. VAT informationThis is a VATable product, there is an exemption for people with disabilities. Please contact us to discuss this if you have an exemption certificate. Ready to see if LifeGlider is right for you? CALL 07777 300 769 WhatsApp or Phone Technical information for clinicians and professionals Detailed clinical and operational guidance for physiotherapists, occupational therapists, neurologists, rehab teams, NHS services and care home managers. Intended use Supported upright mobility device for individuals who can weight bear but require pelvic stability, fall reduction and improved postural control. Clinical indications Neurological gait instability Core weakness Frequent knee buckling or collapse Post fall anxiety Forward flexed gait patterns Hands free upright support during gait training Contraindications Non weight bearing patients Severe cognitive impairment Fixed contractures Extreme spasticity Unstable spine injuries Unsafe walking environments Biomechanical advantages Midline pelvic support improves trunk alignment Reduces forward flexion associated with frames Encourages lower limb driven gait Improved stride length Reduced compensatory gait patterns Allows reciprocal arm swing Benefits for the NHS Reduced falls related admissions Shorter inpatient stays Fewer readmissions Lower litigation risk Higher therapy productivity Benefits for care homes Fewer resident falls Reduced need for two person assists Lower staff injury risk Greater resident mobility and mood Improved staffing efficiency Search terms: neurological gait device, upright mobility aid, pelvic supported walker, stroke gait trainer, Parkinsons support, spinal rehab walker. Collaboration and professional partnership We invite NHS trusts, hospitals, universities, therapy schools, care home groups and rehab teams to collaborate with us. Together we can reduce falls, improve rehabilitation outcomes, cut costs and support safer mobility. Training and demonstrations Clinical demonstrations for NHS therapy teams Staff training for rehab and care homes University teaching sessions Video or in person training CPD support for clinicians and students Contact us to arrange a meeting - [email protected] A message from Martyn, Founder of Mobility UK It should not be this hard for disabled people to get the equipment they need. What makes it worse is that when equipment finally arrives, it is often outdated and unsuitable. Wheelchairs and scooters provide freedom, but when used alone without a walking plan, they also stop people walking. I support wheelchairs and scooters, but they must be part of a rehabilitation pathway. If we stop someone walking, we remove circulation, strength, independence and mental wellbeing. People deserve better. Walking matters. When supported correctly, many people can walk more than they ever believed possible. Time to make changes and fight for improved mobilty. It is time to stop issuing mobility aids that create further disabilities. Do not give ambulatory users only a wheelchair. Give them a wheelchair and a LifeGlider. This may lead to improved mobility and reduce the need for a wheelchair in the future. Encourage walking. Reduce decline. Support independence. Help people live longer, healthier lives. Improve mental health. There are so many positives. LifeGlider units purchased through consumer or retail channels are not authorised or warranted for clinical, multi user or commercial service environments. For these environments, it is important to lease the LifeGlider Pro, which is made specifically for heavier use by multiple user, administered by a range or staff. Training should also be booked for commercial and medical use environments. Show more