How does an Best Arizona Gauntlet Brace work?

The Arizona Gauntlet Brace helps PTTD sufferers by stabilizing their ankle during walking. This stabilizes the ankle joint, relieving stress on the tendon and allowing it to heal.

Is the Arizona Gauntlet Brace covered by Medicare or private health insurance?

In many cases, the Arizona AFO has covered your Medicare or other private health insurance coverage while prescribed by a medical doctor for accepted applications. However, it’s the patient’s obligation to affirm insurance and secure any vital pre-approvals.

How long do you need to wear an Arizona brace?

However, kids will probably outgrow their AFO in approximately six to twelve months. You may also require a replacement sooner if your body weight fluctuates significantly. But, a custom-constructed brace is made to last, so you must be capable of putting on yours multiple years before you need to update it.

Can you work out with an Arizona brace?

As a general rule, if the reason you’re wearing the AFO is primarily due to ankle instability, you should be able to run and be very active inside the AFO, just as many professional athletes wear knee braces during play.

How powerful is the Arizona brace?

The Arizona Gauntlet Brace is designed for the recovery of posterior tibialis tendon dysfunction (PTTD). It is the most effective brace, examined to be 90% effective at treating PTTD as an opportunity for surgery. The brace fits right into a consolation shoe and stabilizes the ankle region, the talocalcaneal, midtarsal, and subtalar joints.

Now you can buy your Arizona Gauntlet Brace or get them covered by Medicaid and most major private health insurance plans, including BlueCross, BlueShield, Humana, Aetna, and more. Available at our store in Ann Arbor, MI, United States. We offer nationwide and global fast shipping.