Clinical outcomes that matter
ExoRehab X has been studied in published, peer-reviewed randomized controlled trials.
6-week protocol, 2 sessions/week. Exoskeleton group significantly outperformed Bobath group on FMA-UE, MAL (AOU+QOM), and NEADL.No adverse events.
5.7 pts
FMA-UE improvement
(vs. 1.9 pts Bobath)
~1,000
average Repetitions
per session (45 min)
0
device-related
adverse events
ExoRehab X is a Class I FDA-registered device. Cleared for use as an active-assist upper extremity rehabilitation system.
Clinical outcomes that matter
ExoRehab X has been studied in published, peer-reviewed randomized controlled trials.
6-week protocol, 2 sessions/week. Exoskeleton group significantly outperformed Bobath group on FMA-UE, MAL (AOU+QOM), and NEADL.No adverse events.
Randomized Controlled Trial —Upper Limb Motor Function
Akgün et al. (2024) —Neurological Research (Taylor & Francis)
5.7 pts
FMA-UE improvement
(vs. 1.9 pts Bobath)
~1,000
Average Repetitions
per session (45 min)
0
Device-related
adverse events
ExoRehab X is a Class I FDA-registered device. Cleared for use as an active-assist upper extremity rehabilitation system.
Designed to fit your care pathway
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Add ExoRehab X to the care plan
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Device ships directly to the patient's home
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Progress metrics surface in your dashboard
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Modify your care plan as recovery progresses
Built on published neuroplasticity science
High-repetition task-specific therapy
Research confirms high-volume, task-specific practice promotes neural adaptation. ExoRehab X delivers 1000+ repetitions per session —far exceeding typical manual therapy.
Visual feedback for longer motivation
Real-time performance tracking and game-based feedback keep users motivated throughout therapy, encouraging longer sessions and greater adherence.
Randomized controlled trial evidence
Akgun et al. (2024, Neurological Research) demonstrated clinically significant improvement in upper extremity motor function in chronic stroke patients using ExoRehab X.
Personalized Health Journey
High Repetition
Supports high-repetition training of key wrist and forearm movements. Movements are initiated by the patient, with assistance provided only as needed.
Interactive Training
Engaging, game-like activities designed to encourage repetition, challenge, and sustained participation, helping patients stay motivated throughout their recovery journey.
Track Your Progress
Built-in sensors measure performance during each session and provide easy-to-understand progress indicators to help patients and clinicians monitor consistency and improvement over time.
Interested in ExoRehab X for your patients?
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