Gait Training Systems in Florida

MYOLYN is a medical technology company specializing in functional electrical stimulation (FES) therapy systems for neuro-rehabilitation. Founded in 2013 and based in Gainesville, Florida, the company designs and manufactures the MyoCycle FES Cycling Therapy System—an FDA-cleared device that enables individuals with paralysis, spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, stroke, cerebral palsy, and traumatic brain injury to engage in therapeutic cycling exercise. The MyoCycle uses electrical impulses to stimulate weak or paralyzed leg muscles, facilitating active movement and functional outcomes in both home and clinical settings. Available in two variants—MyoCycle Home for personal use and MyoCycle Pro for healthcare facilities—the system features automated calibration, personalized therapy protocols, and simplified controls. MYOLYN emphasizes comprehensive customer support, including clinical guidance from licensed therapists, insurance reimbursement assistance, and a 60-day satisfaction guarantee. The company partners with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and rehabilitation centers nationwide.

Neuro Rehab Recovery Technologies is a clinical solutions developer and distributor specializing in advanced neurorehabilitation equipment and systems. The company operates across North America, with primary headquarters in the USA and distribution presence in Canada, Mexico, Bolivia, Colombia, and Costa Rica. The organization markets itself as clinician-owned and operated, providing a comprehensive portfolio of technologies for neurological injuries and diseases including stroke, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, and traumatic brain injury. Product portfolio includes robotic rehabilitation systems (exoskeletons: Keeogo, ExoAtlet EA2), hand rehabilitation devices (SYREBO hand robots, G1 robotic glove, H2 system), functional electrical stimulation systems (G4 FES Foot Drop System), active-passive therapy systems (MOTOmed series for upper and lower extremity), gait training treadmills (AeroRunner anti-gravity system), mirror therapy systems (Syrebo Smart Rehabilitation Mirror), dynamic arm support systems, and VR-based balance assessment and training platforms (UprightVR). The company also distributes the Neuro20 Smart stimulation device and percussive massage equipment. Neuro Rehab Recovery positions itself as a clinical education and training partner rather than a treatment clinic, emphasizing comprehensive training, clinical support, and evidence-based outcomes. The company serves clinics, rehabilitation facilities, hospitals, and individual patients. Major institutional partners include Cleveland Clinic, NewYork-Presbyterian, NYU, CHOP, Northwell Health, and numerous orthotics and prosthetics centers. The organization distributes technologies from multiple global manufacturers and maintains an e-commerce platform for direct consumer sales. No specific FDA clearances or certifications are mentioned on the primary website content provided.