ProCare Recovery Supports, Slings & Orthopaedic Bracing

ProCare offers a versatile range of orthopaedic supports and rehabilitation products designed to assist recovery from injury, surgery and everyday musculoskeletal conditions. Trusted by healthcare professionals and patients alike, the ProCare range includes arm slings, shoulder slings, cervical collars, soft collars, wrist immobilisers, back supports, ankle splints, night splints, plantar fasciitis night splints, post-op shoes, walking boots and moon boots that provide protection, stability and comfort throughout the recovery process. For neck injuries and cervical spine conditions, cervical collars and soft collars provide stabilisation and support during rehabilitation. For foot and ankle recovery, ProCare offers moon boots, walking boots, ankle splints and post-op shoes designed to assist recovery following fractures, sprains, surgery and other lower-limb conditions.

ProCare also provides targeted solutions for common conditions such as plantar fasciitis, with plantar fasciitis night splints designed to support stretching of the plantar fascia during sleep. In addition, the range includes wrist immobilisers, hand splints and back supports that help provide stability and support during daily activities, rehabilitation and recovery.



Unlike brands that focus on a single body area, ProCare provides support solutions for a wide range of injuries and conditions. Whether you're recovering from shoulder surgery, managing a neck injury, treating plantar fasciitis or requiring additional support following foot and ankle trauma, ProCare products are designed to support healing while helping maintain mobility and independence.



Many customers researching ProCare products also seek information about:

How to wear an arm sling correctly

Shoulder sling recovery after injury

When to use a cervical collar

Soft collar vs rigid cervical collar

Plantar fasciitis night splint benefits

Recovery after foot or ankle surgery

Walking boot and moon boot recovery timelines

Choosing the right wrist immobiliser

Managing lower back pain with back supports

Return-to-activity guidelines following injury