Rehab & Mobility
Exoskeletons, prosthetics, physical therapy and assistive devices. 9 companies listed.
Builds Brain Interchange, a fully implantable wireless brain-computer interface that records cortical activity and delivers stimulation in a closed loop. In FDA-authorized clinical evaluation for motor rehabilitation after stroke.
Vertically integrated durable medical equipment company. It handles insurance approval, point-of-care scanning and ordering, and 3D-printed manufacturing of custom orthotics and prosthetics in its own lab.
Hurotics builds H-Medi, a cable-driven soft exosuit for gait rehabilitation, and H-Care, a walking assist device for everyday use.
Makes the Orbiter, a powered wheelchair cushion with five independently controlled zones that shifts pressure across the seat to reduce pressure injury risk.
Formerly MicroTransponder. Sells the Vivistim Paired VNS System, an implanted vagus nerve stimulator approved under PMA P210007 for upper limb rehabilitation after chronic ischemic stroke. Listed on Nasdaq as MOBI in May 2026.
Builds the ReWire closed-loop vagus nerve stimulation system, a wireless implant with no battery that pairs stimulation with limb movements during stroke rehabilitation.
Makes a sit-to-stand toilet lift that attaches to standard toilets and works without electricity, batteries or bathroom remodeling. Used by more than 40 hospital systems.
Sells robotic exoskeletons that help people with mobility disabilities walk, starting with children who have cerebral palsy.
Builds self-balancing walking exoskeletons for rehabilitation clinics and for personal use by people with spinal cord injury.
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