Formed in 1989 to develop a patented rehabilitation device for facial burns, Facial Concepts, Inc. makes Facial-Flex, a progressive-resistance exercise device for facial muscle rehabilitation and toning. The USA-manufactured product is an FDA-regulated Class 1 medical device whose applications have expanded from microstomia treatment to speech therapy, post-stroke care, TMJ rehabilitation and facial rejuvenation. More than 1.3 million units had been sold worldwide through 2020, with ongoing design updates and clinical research informing its use.
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Restorative Therapies, IncFounded in 2004 by researchers, engineers, and patient advocates, Restorative Therapies develops integrated Functional Electrical Stimulation (FES) systems for neurological rehabilitation in clinics and homes. Its RT300 and Xcite2 devices use coordinated electrical stimulation to support repeated movement and task-specific therapy for people with paralysis and other neurological impairments. The company’s systems are now used in more than 1,000 clinics and 4,000 homes worldwide, backed by more than 20 years of clinical training and support.NOTTINGHAM, MD
Center for Prosthetic Restorations IncA Baltimore practice with roots in the postwar era, the Center for Prosthetic Restorations was founded in 1947 by Army medical artist Felix B. Weinberg and is now led by Paula J. Sauerborn, who has specialized in detailed custom facial prostheses for more than 35 years. One of the country’s oldest continually operating facial and somato prosthetic firms, it serves patients nationally and internationally while combining sculptural artistry with modern digital modeling and collaborative medical care.TOWSON, MD
Full Range RehabEstablished in 2006, Cincinnati-area Full Range Rehab develops and rents the patented EZ Stretch, an in-home mechanical device that helps patients regain knee range of motion after surgery or during rehabilitation. Designed with input from physical therapists, it lets patients control bilateral, bidirectional stretching themselves while continuing therapy at home. The company is accredited by the Community Health Accreditation Program and holds a Federal Supply Schedule contract.WEST CHESTER, OH
Dynasplint Systems, IncSince 1981, Dynasplint Systems has pioneered dynamic splinting devices that help patients restore joint range of motion at home after injury, surgery, trauma or immobilization. Based in Maryland, the company customizes its gentle, low-load stretching systems for infant, pediatric and adult patients and supports their use alongside prescribed rehabilitation programs. More than one million patients have used Dynasplint systems, which are manufactured by the company’s team in Stevensville, Maryland.SEVERNA PARK, MD