24.07.2026

DARCO Continuum of Care

Four phases. One clear care pathway. Better guidance for consultations.

The care of sensitive and problematic feet evolves over the course of treatment. This means that each phase has different requirements for healthcare professionals. The key lies in correctly assessing the current care situation and selecting the appropriate solution.

 

The new DARCO Continuum of Care provides a structured care pathway covering everything from conservative management and preoperative support to the postoperative phase, rehabilitation, and returning to everyday life.

 

The new flyer helps healthcare professionals to quickly identify different care situations, providing clearer guidance during consultations and enabling them to select the appropriate DARCO solution with greater confidence.

 

The concept focuses on four phases:

  1. Conservative care
  2. Preoperative phase
  3. Postoperative phase
  4. Rehabilitation and everyday life

Suitable DARCO solutions are clearly assigned to each of the four phases. This provides a structured overview of which products may be appropriate for specific care situations.

 

The concept also incorporates clinical and scientific considerations. The solutions presented in the flyer are Class I medical devices. Key functional effects of the Movilo® Therapeutic Comfort Shoe and the Relief Dual® Off Loading Shoe are supported by scientific data. These include reduced dorsiflexion moments, lower forefoot pressure while walking, and reduced overall forefoot loading.

 

The result is a clear care pathway which links individual solutions and helps healthcare professionals with their daily consultations and product selection.

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