What are the leading causes of brain injury?
Falls (47%)Struck by or against events (15%)Motor vehicle-traffic(14%)Assaults (9%)
Who is at risk?
Males are approximately 1.5 times as likely as females to sustain a TBIThe age groups at highest risk for TBI are 0 to 4 year olds, 15 to 19 year olds, and adults aged 65 years and olderCertain military duties increase the risk of sustaining a TBIAfrican-Americans have the highest death rate from TBIStatistics above are curated from hospital emergency room visits only
Will I get better?
TBI is treatable, and treatment is always made better with the help of people who care about you.
Keep in mind that TBI is considered a catastrophic injury; the greater the severity of the TBI, the less likely you are to return to your pre-injury physical and mental status.
At Second Step, we have a passion to help clients preserve and build positive therapy outcomes and improve walking recoveries with our products, including thePractitioner’s Gait Harness System IIand theHome User’s Gait Harness System II.
We believe the GHSII provides greater versatility than any standing frame, walking frame, standing walker or gait trainer. Visit our Product Demonstration Gallery
to see how the System works.
If you are ready to step forward and learn to walk again in a more natural way, we stand ready to help.
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Now people can get the help they need to stand and walk again. Visit to find out more about the results oriented, clinically proven Second Step Ga
it Harness System (GHS) and NEW Gait Harness System II (GHSII).
Since 1989 the Second Step GHS has been the durable standard of excellence in commercial grade rehab standing frame and walking frame equipment.
The System provides new therapy opportunities to walk again, even for those who have not walked in years, helping people regain healthy functioning after stroke, brain injury, cerebellar degeneration, spinal cord injury, orthopedic, neurological, lower extremity amputation, Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and other ambulation, gait and balance rehabilitation issues. The GHS is more than just a standing frame, walking frame, gait trainer or walker.
The GHS is used world-wide not only in outpatient and inpatient clinics, but also in the home, with both indoor and outdoor applications.
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