Protect Your Feet. Protect Your Mobility.
Real-Time Support for Every Step
Foot complications can lead to infection, hospitalization, and amputation, but many risk factors can be identified before they become serious.¹
The Orpyx® System helps individuals with impaired protective sensation recognize and respond to sustained plantar pressure during everyday activities. Through real-time alerts and a live foot pressure map, the system encourages timely offloading to help reduce repeated pressure exposure that can contribute to ischemia and tissue breakdown.
With optional Continuous Foot Monitoring services, Orpyx also helps extend care beyond the clinic, supporting proactive foot health management every day.
About Orpyx
A Smarter Way to Protect Every Step
Designed for Those at Risk of Foot Complications
The Orpyx System includes Footbeds, a Receiver, and a Hub that work together to provide real-time alerts for immediate patient-directed pressure offloading.
Turning Daily Activity Into Real-Time Support
Plantar pressure and activity data are passively collected during daily activities to support your foot health between visits.
Care Doesn’t Stop Between Medical Appointments
Our optional Continuous Foot Monitoring services uses foot health data from the Orpyx System to help users stay connected with their provider between appointments. The Orpyx remote nursing team provides coaching, support, and early intervention when needed.
A New Approach to Foot Health
Orpyx is committed to improving foot health management by supporting real-time pressure awareness and proactive offloading. Our mission is to help people with loss of protective sensation stay aware of sustained pressure events so they can take timely action and work with their care team to support their foot health.
We’re in this together. Every step of the way.
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