Microprocessor Knees: Clinically Proven Safety and Mobility
For many people living with above-knee amputation, walking with confidence means more than mobility—it means safety, independence, and peace of mind. That’s why microprocessor-controlled knees (MPKs) like the C-Leg® and Kenevo® from Ottobock have become the global gold standard in prosthetic care. With over 100,000 fittings worldwide, these advanced prosthetic knees are among the most […]
Clinical Comparison: OttoBock Kenevo vs. Össur Rheo Knee for K2-Level Users
For individuals classified at the Medicare Functional Level K2, selecting the appropriate microprocessor knee (MPK) requires balancing safety, stability, and potential for increased mobility. Two commonly considered devices in this category are the OttoBock Kenevo and the Össur Rheo Knee. This article outlines the key differences, strengths, and clinical applications of each — particularly for […]
Understanding K-Levels: What They Mean for Prosthetic Technology
In prosthetic care, Medicare Functional Levels (K1–K4) help describe a person’s current or anticipated mobility. These classifications help guide prosthetic prescriptions, justify component selection, and inform insurance coverage. But in real-world practice, clinical reasoning, patient goals, and daily life demands are just as important as functional labels. Below is a practical guide to each K-level […]