Canes are an ancient form of medical technology — dating back to the prehistoric use of walking sticks by injured humans. These days, cane technology has advanced. But they’re still humanity ...

Medicare considers walkers and canes as Durable Medical Equipment (DME). A person can rent or buy a cane or a walker through Medicare Part B if it is medically necessary and needed for home use.

I was told a story of a guy who was getting harassed by some people because he didn’t’ appear to be using his blind guy cane ...

a walking cane is a smart option to discuss with your medical team or healthcare provider. “Consider which type and features you prefer, and most important, which meet your medical, mobility and ...

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Terrance Trice, 36, is charged with criminal homicide after 44-year-old James Cane, Jr. died due to stab wounds sustained in ...

Eric Robinson and Frederik Andersen gave praise to their off-ice support for keeping the team ready through the grind of the ...

The WeWalk Smart Cane 2.0 is changing the way visually impaired users navigate their surroundings by integrating advanced sensors and artificial intelligence (AI) to create a reliable companion ...

He started his search for the best medical grade canes and the perfect design team for his Collegiate Canes brand. Bacon & Company handled the cane's designs. “When Dave came to me, I thought it ...

Older adults enrolled in Medicare can get coverage for a cane or a walker through the Durable Medical Equipment (DME) benefit of Part B. If you’re enrolled in Medicare, you’re generally ...