Nihon Kohden

Some 2,400 years ago, Hippocrates deemed walking the best medicine. And while it's no panacea, even modern physicians agree on its tremendous benefits to preventative care and recovery. More and more clinicians are recognizing ambulation - a patient's ability to move after a medical operation - as a critical step in improving patient outcomes, both in and out of the hospital. And post-procedure mobility has proven time and again to shave days off of patient hospital stays. Plus, it resu...