Physical Therapy Equipment in Ohio

Dynavision International manufactures and distributes the DYNAVISION D2™, an advanced interactive light board medical device designed to evaluate and train visual, motor, and cognitive skills. The device records and evaluates user reactions to light stimuli to improve peripheral awareness, hand-eye coordination, visual reaction time, depth perception, balance, and processing speed. The D2™ serves three primary markets: (1) Medical & Rehabilitation—used by occupational and physical therapists, functional neurologists, and physicians in hospitals and rehabilitation clinics to address visual deficits, driver retraining, post-stroke recovery, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and upper extremity injuries; (2) Sports & Athletics—deployed by professional, collegiate, and high school athletic programs to enhance athlete performance, visual processing, and concussion evaluation and management; and (3) Military & Tactical—utilized by armed forces and tactical operators to improve situational awareness, combat readiness, visual acuity, threat detection, and cognitive response times in high-stress environments. The device features programmable tasks that clinicians and trainers can customize for specific pathologies and performance goals. The company serves a diverse customer base including major health systems (Cleveland Clinic, UC Health), rehabilitation hospitals, NCAA programs, the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), sports science institutes, and military branches. The D2™ provides quantifiable, consistent data useful for clinical diagnosis, performance assessment, and progress tracking. No specific regulatory certifications (FDA 510(k), ISO 13485, CE Mark) are mentioned on the website.

LainaHealth is a virtual physical therapy platform that delivers remote rehabilitation care guided by licensed physical therapists, supported by Laina, a voice-enabled AI care assistant. The platform is designed for patients to access personalized recovery programs on any personal device, anytime, removing traditional barriers to physical therapy access. Services include Virtual Physical Therapy ($150–$250/month) and Outcomes Collection ($5/collection), both integrated with physician and payor networks. The company emphasizes a human-centered approach where technology amplifies clinician-patient relationships rather than replacing them. Key features include 100% digital enrollment, secure text-message delivery of care plans, real-time clinician communication, 1:1 therapist support, and automated patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) and functional data collection. The platform is HIPAA-compliant and FDA-registered. LainaHealth reports clinical outcomes including 2X session completion rates and 50%+ cost savings compared to traditional physical therapy models across commercial, employer, and government payors. Target conditions treated include chronic back pain, knee pain, hand pain, and post-injury recovery. The company integrates outcomes tracking via automated SMS distribution and API access for data.

UGen Health manufactures wearable devices with integrated software for remote patient monitoring, assessment, and rehabilitation guidance. The platform delivers real-time, form-based movement tracking and personalized feedback for orthopedic recovery in clinical and home settings. Primary applications include rotator cuff physical therapy, conservative management, and pre-rehabilitation protocols, with planned expansion to ACL reconstruction and total knee replacement programs. UGen devices track motion with clinical accuracy via wearables and provide immediate audio and visual cues to ensure proper form and range of motion. Treatment plans are prescribed by licensed healthcare providers and delivered through the UGen mobile application, enabling remote professional guidance throughout recovery. The company holds multiple US patents (US11325000B2, US11779808B2, US11007406B2) and operates as a regulated medical device under FDA jurisdiction as an Rx-only device. Key hospital and health system partners include Akron Children's Hospital, Southwoods Health, and University Hospitals. UGen combines wearable hardware, motion-sensing technology, and software-as-a-service delivery to improve patient outcomes, operational efficiency, and access to rehabilitation services.

Gottfried Medical, Inc. is a manufacturer of custom compression therapy garments and specialized medical textiles headquartered in Toledo, Ohio. For 45+ years, the company has designed and produced made-to-measure compression garments for treatment and management of venous insufficiency, lymphedema, hypertrophic scarring, contractures, and keloids resulting from burn injuries. The product line includes anatomically exact-fit upper and lower body garments—arm sleeves, gloves, vests, chin straps, knee and thigh-high stockings, chaps, and waist-length stockings—all customizable for color and print options. Additionally, Gottfried Medical manufactures Ensil silicone textile for burn and scar management. The company works directly with physicians, surgeons, physical and occupational therapists, hospitals, clinics, prosthetic and orthotic suppliers, and home health equipment dealers. Gottfried Medical provides comprehensive training on measurement, order forms, and specifications to facilitate clinical adoption and patient outcomes.

Klarity Medical & Equipment (GZ) Co, Ltd. is a global manufacturer of precision patient positioning devices and thermoplastic immobilization solutions for radiation oncology, physical rehabilitation, and orthopedics. Headquartered in Heath, Ohio, with operations in the USA, China, and Europe, the company serves over 80 countries. Klarity specializes in thermoplastic masks, splints, positioning devices, bite blocks, and comprehensive radiation therapy systems designed for reproducible patient positioning across CT, MRI, proton therapy, photon therapy, and electron therapy modalities. Products are engineered for treatment sites including brain, head and neck, thorax, breast, abdomen, pelvis, and extremities. The company holds ISO 13485 certification and FDA approval, emphasizing workflow integration, comfort, and reliability for radiation therapists and rehabilitation professionals. With approximately 413 employees, Klarity continues to advance patient immobilization technology through innovation and quality-focused customer service.