For seniors, changes in mobility often precede falls, hospitalizations, cognitive decline, and loss of independence.
Age 65+ live with
mobility challenges
Seniors will experience
a fall each year
Annual medical
cost for senior falls
Many clinicians consider mobility to be a furnctional vital sign. It’s a sensitive indicator of overall health and an accurate predictor of future care needs.
Loss of mobility is the #1 reason why seniors lose their independence.
Early detection creates opportunities for pre-fall interventions.
Subtle changes in gait can signal meaningful health issues.
It speeds the advance of chronic disease and can lead to isolation.
Biomechanically advanced products designed to provide stability, comfort and confidence.
Real world mobility monitoring where mobility actually occurs and when most falls happen.
Meaningful predictive and proactive insights and alerts for users, families and professional care givers.
STABLER represents a new approach to mobility assistance, designed to improve comfort, stability, and confidence while creating a pathway toward future mobility intelligence services.
Featuring numerous biomechanical and ergonomic advancements, STABLER addresses the known fall hazards of the conventional cane and represents a new standard of assistance and care.
STABLER arrives Q1 2027
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Market, technology and policy are converging
to make this the inflection point for mobility intelligence.
Seniors and caregivers increasingly embrace technology that is discreet, easy to use, and adds peace of mind.
Reimbursement models and payer incentives are evolving to support remote monitoring and prevention.
Sensors, Al, connectivity, and edge computing have reached the point of real-world scalability.
The 65+ population is growing rapidly, driving unprecedented demand for mobility and remote care solutions.
Falls are now a top healthcare priority. with increasing focus on prevention, outcomes, and value-based care.
Healthcare is moving from reactive treatment to continuous monitoring and early intervention.