Rehabilitation Systems in Ohio

Band Connect is an FDA Class II 510(k) Exempt medical device company providing an evidence-based hybrid therapy platform for orthopedic rehabilitation. The company develops sensor-enabled connected exercise equipment paired with a clinician-directed, gamified mobile application that extends in-clinic physical therapy into the home environment. The platform enables licensed physical therapists to manage patient rehabilitation journeys remotely, monitor at-home compliance, and guide patients through personalized resistance-based exercise protocols without cameras or on-body sensors. The system leverages clinically validated resistance training pathways and provides real-time biofeedback to patients while allowing clinicians to make informed clinical decisions based on documented home therapy adherence. Band Connect addresses the sustainability challenge in orthopedic rehabilitation by reducing clinic visit frequency dependencies and improving patient compliance. The company is HIPAA-compliant and has signed the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) Digital Transparency pledge, committing to the requirement that all digital physical therapy services are performed or directed exclusively by licensed physical therapists in accordance with APTA Standards of Practice. Supported by institutional partners including University of Cincinnati, UC Health, Bon Secours Mercy Health, Cedars-Sinai Health System, and venture backing from Jumpstart Ventures and Techstars, Band Connect serves physical therapy clinics, orthopedic practices, and health systems seeking to optimize patient outcomes and operational efficiency in rehabilitation medicine.

ScottCare Corporation is a leading provider of cardiopulmonary rehabilitation monitoring and management systems. For over 25 years, the company has served more than 2,200 rehabilitation centers nationwide with innovative solutions for cardiac and pulmonary patient monitoring and care coordination. ScottCare's core product portfolio includes VersaCare, a monitoring system for cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation programs, and Aermos, a comprehensive, purpose-built cardiopulmonary rehab management system designed for modern clinical workflows. Aermos provides charting, team collaboration tools, and real-time access to patient data with a scalable, cloud-enabled architecture. The company maintains 1,365 EHR integrations, enabling seamless data exchange with hospital electronic medical record systems via HL7 standards. ScottCare's solutions are used by hospital rehabilitation departments, cardiac rehab programs, and pulmonary function testing centers. The company offers equipment servicing and technical support through dedicated teams, including domestic and international service capabilities. ScottCare demonstrates commitment to clinical advocacy, participating in industry events such as Day on the Hill and the CEPA Annual Conference. The company emphasizes real-time reporting, provider access to patient data, and continuous system upgrades. While specific FDA or ISO certifications are not detailed on the fetched content, the company's long market presence and widespread adoption indicate regulatory compliance in the US medical device space.

Amylior Inc. is a mobility equipment manufacturer specializing in power wheelchairs, therapeutic seating solutions, and walking aids. The company produces the AllTrack and Signature series of power positioning wheelchairs featuring advanced suspension technology and modular design for complex mobility needs. Their product portfolio includes the Stella lightweight rollator (convertible to transport chair), therapeutic air cushion seating systems (Performa CGAir), and three innovative products developed through partnership with Ormesa: Juditta, Grillo, and Bug. Amylior operates manufacturing and R&D facilities in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Quebec, and distributes across North America from their Columbus, Ohio warehouse, established to expand U.S. service capabilities. The company emphasizes research and development in suspension technology, materials science, and fabrication processes. Products are designed for end-users with complex mobility requirements and healthcare facilities. Customer support includes technical assistance and product consultation. No specific FDA, ISO, or regulatory certifications are mentioned on the website, though the site indicates quality and innovation focus.

KLC Services, Inc. is an orthopedic medical supply manufacturer specializing in continuous passive motion (CPM) devices for post-surgical rehabilitation of the knee and shoulder. Based in London, Ohio, the company manufactures two primary CPM models: the Flex-Mate K500 (anatomical knee CPM for adult and pediatric use) and the Flex-Mate S500 (anatomical shoulder CPM). These lightweight, user-friendly devices facilitate slow, rhythmic, continuous joint movement to promote cartilage regeneration, maintain joint nutrition and lubrication, and improve range of motion while reducing rehabilitation time compared to joint immobilization. KLC Services operates as both a manufacturer and full-service repair facility, offering original replacement parts, equipment servicing, and a trade-in program for upgrades. All new devices include a 2-year warranty with 90-day coverage on parts and repairs. The company serves medical equipment suppliers, hospitals, orthopedic clinics, and rehabilitation facilities across the United States with cost-competitive, domestically manufactured products.