MORE Foundation

MORE Foundation, a non-profit medical research organization, is performing a research study to validate a method of gait analysis using video cameras. We are looking for volunteers (who have not had hip or knee replacement) to perform a range of simple activities.

To qualify as a participant, you will need to be 50-80 years of age, able to walk without assistive devices, go up and down a short (4-step) staircase without using the rail, and rise from a chair without needing to use your arms. If you would like to volunteer, we will need to ask some additional questions to ensure you meet all the inclusion criteria.

A $50 stipend is available to those who qualify and participate in the study, and each visit should take up to 90 minutes.

We will try to make reasonable accommodations for scheduling anytime during the day. We can also schedule appointments on the weekend if that is more convenient.

This is a great opportunity to see first-hand how Human Motion research is conducted. If you are interested in volunteering for this study, please click the link below.
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=9GigDKG1d0uW_-D8ksVlqlzZkavtpmpEmR_xBhtjWpBUM1pFNjFXRkNRUzVGTkxVOTJMSVRXVjYxMy4u

If you cannot access the link, or would just like to learn more about this study, please contact Leesa Maczko, Clinical Research Coordinator (Telephone: 623.537.5654, email: [email protected]) or John McCamley, Motion Lab Director (Telephone: 623.241.8721, email: [email protected]).

Today is Arizona Gives Day! The event is dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring people such as yourself to give generously to the nonprofits that resonate with you.

MORE Foundation’s charitable programs and services assist military veterans who need physical and financial assistance for transportation to and from their medical appointments. Helping Hands is another program developed by the foundation that creates custom prosthetic hands for children in need – at no cost to the recipients. MORE Foundation relies on the support of donors, such as yourself, to ensure they continue to achieve their vision of a world full of active people.

Donate today at: www.AZGives.org/MORE-Foundation

MORE Foundation would like to wish everyone a safe and memorable holiday with their loved ones. Happy Fourth of July!

MORE Foundation is committed to testing new medical devices and surgical techniques to continually improve patient care. We look forward to sharing more on a recent research study we have been conducting with affiliated physicians at The CORE Institute that we have partnered with. Stay tuned!

Arizona Gives Day is here! Today, April 4th, for only 24 hours, nonprofits across the state are celebrated in the name of philanthropy. The event is dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring people such as yourself to give generously to the nonprofits that resonate with you.
MORE Foundation’s charitable programs and services assist military veterans who need physical and financial assistance for transportation to and from their medical appointments. Helping Hands is another program developed by the foundation that creates custom prosthetic hands for children in need – at no cost to the recipients. MORE Foundation relies on the support of donors, such as yourself, to ensure they continue to achieve their vision of a world full of active people.
Arizona Gives is focused on helping participating nonprofits raise the funds that are critical to supporting their work. While we are campaigning for donations towards MORE Foundation, we encourage everyone to donate whatever they comfortably can to a nonprofit that speaks to them. Even $1 can make a difference to a participating organization.
Donate at: www.AZGives.org/MORE-Foundation

Arizona Gives Day is almost here! Tomorrow, April 4th, for only 24 hours, nonprofits across the state are celebrated in the name of philanthropy. MORE Foundation relies on the support of donors, such as yourself, to ensure we can Keep Life in Motion® through innovative research, community education, and charitable assistance. Please consider donating whatever you comfortably can to a nonprofit that resonates with you or to MORE Foundation.

Arizona Gives Day returns in one week! On April 4th, for only 24 hours, nonprofits across the state are celebrated in the name of philanthropy. The event is dedicated to raising awareness and inspiring people such as yourself to give generously to the nonprofits that resonate with you.
Helping Hands is another program developed by the foundation that creates custom prosthetic hands for children in need – at no cost to the recipients. MORE Foundation relies on the support of donors, such as yourself, to ensure they continue to achieve their vision of a world full of active people. MORE Foundation’s charitable programs and services also assist military veterans who need physical and financial assistance for transportation to and from their medical appointments. Helping Hands is another program developed by the foundation that creates custom prosthetic hands for children in need – at no cost to the recipients. MORE Foundation relies on the support of donors, such as yourself, to ensure they continue to achieve their vision of a world full of active people.
Arizona Gives is focused on helping participating nonprofits raise the funds that are critical to supporting their work. While we are campaigning for donations towards MORE Foundation, we encourage everyone to donate whatever they comfortably can to a nonprofit that speaks to them. Even $1 can make a difference to a participating organization.

Helping Hands provides free prosthetic hands to children born with deformities ofhands or arms. These children often have difficulty finding insurance coverage for a prosthetic, but Helping Hands can step in. Thanks to 3D printing technology and the time donated by research scientists, the program has crafted multiple prosthetic hands for children in need.
“The primary feedback we get from parents is how the prosthetics have opened their children up in social situations. Instead of having an arm that’s different, it’s now a conversation starter and often the envy of other kids,” said Marc Jacofsky, Ph.D., Executive Director of Research and Education for the MORE Foundation. “We’ve been able to change the personality of these kids and allow them to open up socially.”

MORE Foundation is featured quarterly in The CORE Institute’s publication, CORE Ink. In the Winter 2022 edition, we thought it would be important to remind readers exactly what MORE Foundation does for the advancements of orthopedic care and our community.
In future issues of CORE Ink, we will highlight the various research studies, community involvement, and ongoing projects that MORE Foundation participates in. If you would like to stay up to date on these topics, subscribe to a virtual issue of CORE Ink at TheCOREInstitute.com/CORE-Ink/.