Mobility & Assistive Devices in New Mexico

GivMohr Corporation manufactures the GivMohr Sling, a dynamic positioning device designed to reduce shoulder subluxation and support the flaccid upper extremity in functional position during standing and ambulation. The product was developed collaboratively by Victoria Givler, OT, and Paul Mohr, PT, in response to the clinical need for effective arm support devices in neurological conditions. The sling is indicated for stroke/CVA, ALS, traumatic brain injury, brachial plexus injury, post-polio syndrome, transverse myelitis, and central cord syndrome. Key clinical benefits include shoulder subluxation and pain reduction, functional arm positioning, improved balance and gait, shoulder/arm protection, controlled arm swing during ambulation, and enhanced activities of daily living. The device is latex-free and user-friendly for self-application. GivMohr Sling is currently used and recommended by 9 of the top 10 rehabilitation facilities in the United States (per U.S. News & World Reports Best Hospitals for Adult Rehabilitation rankings). The company offers two product variants: the standard GivMohr Sling ($89.95) for unilateral support and the GivMohr Bilateral Sling ($119.95) for simultaneous bilateral arm support. Orders are processed online with free U.S. domestic shipping via USPS First Class Mail and international options available. Reseller pricing is available for bulk or institutional purchases.

ORTHOSCOOT GmbH manufactures and distributes the ORTHOSCOOT®, an orthopedic knee scooter (three-wheeled mobility device) designed for patients with foot and ankle injuries or post-operative conditions requiring non-weight-bearing or partial weight-bearing rehabilitation. The device is classified as a medical device under EU MDR 2017/745 and is registered in the German statutory health insurance auxiliaries catalog (Hilfsmittelnummer 22.50.02.0001), enabling reimbursement by all German statutory health insurance schemes. The ORTHOSCOOT® features an ergonomic knee rest with stepless angle adjustment, hands-free operation, and is TÜV-certified per DIN ISO 11199-2 and EN-12182 standards. The company operates a circular economy rental model: patients receive the device via physician prescription, use it during their recovery phase, and return it through authorized medical supply dealers or parcel services for reuse. ORTHOSCOOT serves three customer segments: patients (direct rental or through medical supply dealers), physicians and clinics (for inpatient and outpatient post-operative care), and specialized medical supply retailers (Sanitätsfachhandel) who dispense and manage the device under MDR 2017/745 compliance frameworks. The company is based in Neusäß, Germany, and is a member of BVMed (German Medical Technology Association) and BVMW (German SME Federation). Scientific evidence supports improved mobility and burden reduction compared to crutches or wheelchairs, particularly for active patients and those with upper-extremity comorbidities.