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The iFIT Post-Op Conversion System (POCS)

  • Protect patient's residual limb after surgery
  • Transitions into preparatory prosthesis
  • Soft padded inner liner for residual limb comfort
  • Facilitates more rapid rehabilitation and gait training
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System Includes:
​    - iFIT socket
    - Adjustment straps
    - Distal end pads (2)
    - Neoprene Liner (2)
    - Waist belt
    - Prosthetic sock (2)

iFIT POCS INSTRUCTIONS:
ifit_pocs_system__instructions.pdf
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Research on Early Ambulation:

​Miller, T.A., Paul, R., Forthofer, M. and Wurdeman, S.R., 2020. Impact of time to receipt of prosthesis on total healthcare costs 12 Months Postamputation. American journal of physical medicine & rehabilitation, 99(11), p.1026.
  • Earlier receipt of a prosthesis is associated with reduced spending in the 12 mos postamputation of approximately $25,000 compared with not receiving a prosthesis.
  • The results of this study suggest that not providing or delaying the provision of a prosthesis increases costs by about 25%
Miller, T.A., Paul, R., Forthofer, M. and Wurdeman, S.R., 2020. The Role of Earlier Receipt of a Lower Limb Prosthesis on Emergency Department Utilization. PM&R. Oct 3.
  • Individuals who receive a prosthesis early, within 0 to 3 months, post‐LLA were 48% less likely to use the emergency department compared to those who did not receive a prosthesis. 
  • Individuals that fell were 2.8 times more likely to use emergency department.
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The mission of iFIT Prosthetics, LLC, is to produce high quality prosthetic devices that enhance the lives of persons with amputations. 
iFIT Prosthetics, LLC
N27 W23655 Paul Rd.
Pewaukee, WI 53072 
info@ifitprosthetics.com
Products mentioned herein are trademarks or registered trademarks of iFIT Prosthetics, LLC. The products are protected by US patents 8470050, 8491667, 8845755 and 10398577
  • iFIT System
    • Transtibial Socket
    • Transfemoral Socket
    • Post Operative System
    • Benefits
    • iFIT in Action
  • PROSTHETISTS
    • Prosthetists' Registration
    • Certification Resources
    • FAQ
    • L Codes
    • Prosthesis Modifications
  • Patients
    • Information for Persons with Amputations
    • IFIT User Videos
    • Testimonials
  • ABOUT US
    • Prospectus
    • Background
    • Innovation
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Clinical Testing
    • Research