Background: Foot drop is a common occurrence post stroke. Persistent or chronic foot drop may be managed by the prescription of an ankle foot orthosis however this is not recommended for gait support during the recovery phase. Aim: To determine the feasibility and characteristics of using a portable electrical stimulation unit early following stroke. Methods: Patients admitted for following acute onset of stroke who were medically stable and able to understand simple instructions participated in this study. The portable unit was applied as soon as clinically feasible. The number of suitable patients, duration and frequency of use and modes of use were recorded. Applicability across different settings and therapists will be determined. Results: Eight Queensland Health sites are participating in this project, ranging from metropolitan referral facilities to regional facilities. Data collection commenced in January for this multisite study, with 5 participants currently recruited. Conclusion: Findings will be presented, regarding ease and applicability of use including settings and duration of use of the Bioness L300.