SoftPro HKO Hip Abduction Orthosis L1652 - Expertly Designed for Hip Contracture Therapy OCSI by Brace Direct

PDAC Approved

SKU:HPB344-Standard

$103.99 - $235.99

$235.99

$103.99 - $235.99

$235.99

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Product Highlights:

Thigh Circumference Measurement: Standard: 12-18" (measured 4" above knee), Large: 19-27" (measured 4" above knee).
AIR THERAPY & THERAPEUTIC DESIGN: Combines pneumatic air bladder technology with a precisely adjustable hip abduction bar (30-45 degrees) to offer gentle stretch therapy, improving hip adduction and mobility with minimal discomfort.
PROGRESSIVE COMFORTABLE STRETCH: Designed for gradual extension stretch therapy, it enhances tissue lengthening over time, offering increased comfort and effectiveness for patients recovering from hip surgery or managing hip adduction contractures.
VERSATILE & ADJUSTABLE: Ideal for use in-bed or in a wheelchair, this orthosis offers flexibility for both home and clinical settings, with an adjustable abduction bar and compatibility with the SoftPro HKO for continued rehabilitation.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

SoftPro HKO Hip Abduction Orthosis L1652 - Therapeutic Orthotic Solution

Discover the SoftPro HKO Hip Abduction Orthosis L1652, a groundbreaking orthotic device from Brace Direct, engineered to reverse hip adduction contractures. Its adjustable hip abduction bar, ranging from 30 to 45 degrees, provides precise and therapeutic support. Suitable for progressive extension stretch therapy, it's designed to comfortably stretch hip adductors, promoting tissue health and mobility. Versatile in use, it can be applied in-bed or in a wheelchair, ensuring adaptability to various therapy settings. With the optional Air Bladder Starter kit, it's also ideal for severe hip adduction cases.

Key Features

PDAC APPROVED L1652: Therapeutic hip abduction orthosis for gentle stretching and contracture management
ADJUSTABLE ABDUCTION BAR: Customizable 30–45° positioning for targeted hip adductor lengthening
PROGRESSIVE EXTENSION THERAPY: Promotes tissue elongation and joint mobility in post-op and contracture care
COMFORTABLE THIGH CUFFS: Soft, contoured cuffs ensure even support and prevent slippage
DUAL-USE FUNCTIONALITY: Suitable for use in-bed or in a wheelchair for rehabilitation versatility
FSA HSA ELIGIBLE: Use your Flexible Spending or Health Savings Account for this purchase
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEE: Free virtual fitting and adjustment session with our U.S.-based specialists.

Indications

Post-Hip Replacement Surgery
Hip and Knee Adduction
Knee Scissoring
Gait Training Aid

Brace Direct's Perfect Fit Guarantee

If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Sizes / Style

Standard: fits thigh circumferences 12–18 inches (measured 4 inches above the knee) on each leg
Large: fits thigh circumferences 19–27 inches (measured 4 inches above the knee) on each leg
Adjustable hip abduction bar positions legs approximately 30–45 degrees apart.

Sizing Guide

Sit or stand comfortably
On each leg, locate a point 4 inches above the top of the kneecap
Wrap a soft tape measure around the thigh at that level on each leg
keep the tape level and snug, not tight
Check your measurements against the size options
Select Standard if both thighs measure 12–18 inches, or Large if either thigh measures 19–27 inches.

How to Wear / Fit

Open all straps
Position each thigh cuff so the hinge pins face outward
center each cuff on the measured level of the thigh
Wrap and secure the thigh cuffs snugly on both legs
Ensure equal tension for even support
Attach the hip abduction bar between cuffs
Set the bar to the angle recommended by your clinician (typically 30–45 degrees) for gentle abduction
Use in bed or in a wheelchair as directed
Recheck comfort and skin (no numbness, tingling, or redness) after 10–15 minutes and readjust straps if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I ensure correct billing for DME (Durable Medical Equipment)? + –

To bill for DME, you’ll need proper documentation, including patient diagnosis, medical necessity, and a detailed prescription. Be sure to use the appropriate modifiers (e.g., KX, RT, LT) and maintain compliance with Medicare guidelines.

Why doesn't Brace Direct work with insurance or Medicare? + –

Brace Direct follows a direct-to-consumer model to offer affordable prices, upfront pricing transparency, and faster access to braces without the delays and complexities of insurance or Medicare billing. Many products are FSA and HSA eligible for added convenience.
Direct-to-Consumer Medical Braces & Supports: No Insurance Hassles

How does Brace Direct support healthcare providers? + –

We offer an extensive range of PDAC-approved products, educational resources, and a user-friendly ordering platform. Additionally, our Provider Discount Program helps practices manage costs while delivering high-quality care.

What does PDAC approval mean, and why is it important? + –

PDAC (Pricing, Data Analysis, and Coding) approval ensures that a brace meets Medicare’s strict requirements for quality, design, and function. Using PDAC-approved products simplifies reimbursement processes and helps avoid claim denials.

Where can I learn more about Medicare's requirements for braces and billing? + –

For more details on Medicare’s coding and reimbursement guidelines for orthotics, visit the official Medicare website below.
Medicare's DME Coverage