Ambulatory (adjective)

Able to walk or move about; not bedridden.

Origin:

From latin ambulare ("to wal.k")

Examples:

1. The patient was ambulatory and able to leave the hospital soon after the surgery.
2. The hospital had an ambulatory care center for patients who needed follow-up care.
3. She was ambulatory but required a cane to help her walk.
4. The elderly patients were ambulatory but had mobility issues.
5. The center provides ambulatory services for people recovering from injuries.