DJO ProCare Quick–Fit Knee Immobilizer, 10-Inch Length

Yes, the ProCare Quick-Fit is engineered for professional-grade support. It features integrated medial and lateral stays that provide consistent structural stability to the knee joint.

Absolutely. The immobilizer is constructed from a combination of soft pile and perforated foam. This high-quality material selection ensures two key benefits:

• Breathability: The perforated design allows for airflow to prevent overheating.
• Soft Contact: The pile lining is designed to be gentle against the skin during extended wear.

The brace uses a series of elastic closure straps that allow you to adjust the compression to your specific needs. Simply tighten the straps to achieve the level of security and fit that feels most comfortable and effective for your recovery.

Yes, the design is completely universal. It is specifically engineered to be worn on either the left or the right knee, providing flexibility for various types of injuries.

This device is a ‘one size fits most’ solution. It is designed to accommodate a maximum thigh circumference of 29 inches, measured four inches above the patella, making it suitable for a wide range of patients.

The closed patella design is specifically chosen to provide uniform compression and stabilization across the entire knee joint, ensuring that the kneecap remains protected and correctly positioned within the immobilizer.

The ProCare Quick-Fit is explicitly designed for ease of use. Its simple construction allows both patients and caregivers to apply or remove the brace quickly and efficiently, minimizing the time and effort required during daily routines.

The 10-inch length is a compact, clinical design choice. It is optimized to provide focused immobilization for the knee joint specifically, offering effective stabilization without being overly bulky or restricting unnecessary areas of the leg.

Yes, this immobilizer is Trade Agreement Act (TAA) compliant, confirming it meets the regulatory standards required for procurement in many professional healthcare environments.

Yes, this is a professional-grade orthopedic support. It is assigned the HCPCS code L1812, which reflects its status as a recognized medical device intended for effective knee immobilization.