ARC 2.0 Shoulder Brace
- Brace positions include gunslinger, neutral plane and external rotation
- Universal sling design to fit every patient with one brace
- Unique pistol grip adjusts with quick-pull tabs and keeps the arm from migrating forward out of the sling
- Optional underarm strap relieves pressure on the neck for larger patients and patients positioned in external rotation
- One-hand buckles ease patient reapplication
- Cold therapy cutout in the sling
- Soft-tissue strains
- Anterior shoulder dislocation
- Posterior shoulder dislocation
- Non or minimally displaced proximal humerus fractures
- Low-grade AC-Joint dislocations
- Non or minimally displaced clavicle fractures
- Brachial plexus injuries or other paralytic or neurologic injuries to the upper extremity
- Pectoral tendon rupture and distal biceps rupture
- Rotator cuff repairs
- Bankart and capsular shift procedures
- Bone block or latarjet reconstructions for anterior shoulder instability
- Shoulder replacement CRIF or ORIF of proximal humerus fractures
- AC-Joint stabilization of acute and chronic injury
- AC-Joint instabilities, proximal biceps tenodesis
- SLAP Repairs
- ORIF clavicle fractures
- Reverse shoulder arthroplasty
- Humeral shaft fractures
- Scapular fractures
- SC joint separation
- UCL reconstruction of the elbow and other elbow fracture indications
AE050400 | ARC® 2.0 Shoulder Brace, Universal |
AE050420 | Under Arm Strap Kit |
AE050410 | 2.0 Sling Kit |
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Shoulder pain has a wide variety of sources. You may have had a fall or another type of accident that led to a sprain, strain, rotator cuff injury or dislocation. Alternatively, you may have a chronic condition such as bursitis, arthritis, frozen shoulder or neuropathy.
Regardless of what caused your shoulder pain, a shoulder brace can often help. Shoulder braces offer support and compression, which keeps your joint in place and relieves pain. Plus, some of our shoulder braces come with adjustable telescoping arms, so you only need one brace for all positions.
Our shoulder braces are comfortable and easy to get on and off — you never have to worry about needing help.
For more information about what type of shoulder brace is best for your condition or whether your insurance will cover your purchase, contact us today.
Medicare Patients
Contact us with any questions about bracing or eligibility. We’ll make it easy for you. We'll even handle the paperwork should you qualify.
Non-Medicare Patients
We are in-network with over 150 insurance plans, workers’ compensation, and no-fault insurance companies.
Providers
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