What is gait?
Why should I monitor it?
Your gait is the pattern of how you walk, shaped by how your body moves, adapts, and recovers over time. Changes in gait can reflect overall movement health as well as progress before and after surgery.
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Monitoring gait provides an objective way to understand recovery and functional improvement. StrideLink uses wearable sensors to measure the full gait cycle with clinical grade accuracy to detect subtle changes that basic fitness trackers often miss.
These changes can be linked to adverse event detection, expected recovery timelines, functional outcomes, and underlying conditions.
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Adverse Events including Fall Risk
StrideLink can detect changes in your walk indicating adverse events.
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Improved Physical Function
StrideLink patients report improved physical function outcomes.
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Expected Recovery Timelines
StrideLink tracks your recovery progress over time.
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Underlying Conditions
StrideLink can reveal gait patterns associated with underlying conditions.
How does this work?
Kit Setup
Your physician will prescribe StrideLink, and give you a sensor kit.
Then, a member of our team called a Care Coordinator will reach out to get you set up!
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Daily Collections
You will put on the sensors for just a few minutes per day.​​
StrideLink is able to derive powerful insights about your walking ability with this data.​​
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Weekly Check-In
Your care coordinator checks in with you weekly to review how you're feeling and walk through your data.​​
We help you make small daily changes to support recovery or symptom management.​​
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We serve as an extension of your physician’s team, communicating between appointments to ensure personalized care.
I'm not good with technology. How often do I have to wear this?
StrideLink has covered patients from age 8 to 80+. As long as you have access to a smart phone, the mobile application will walk you through a very simple one time set up.​
If you have trouble, your care coordinator is always there to help! The sensor kit will attach to the top of any footwear, and only needs to be worn for a few minutes each day for a complete measurement.
