Founded in Baltimore in 2021 by biomedical engineer Dr. Rafael Casas, SpringWear develops wearable hand exoskeletons and telehealth tools for stroke rehabilitation outside the clinic. Its HandSOME devices grow out of more than 25 years of research at the Center for Applied Biomechanics and Rehabilitation Research, combining spring-powered assistance with a focus on affordable, customizable home use. The company’s devices have been evaluated in clinical and take-home studies, including research published on HandSOME I and II.
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
Thera LogicsThera Logics grew from a physical therapist’s recognition that effective rehabilitation was not reaching enough patients at home. Founded by Daniel Stein, the company is developing BraceX for physical therapists who want to guide eccentric exercise beyond the clinic while following patient progress remotely. Its team brings clinical rehabilitation and engineering experience to the practical challenge of making supervised home therapy more accessible.WARREN, OH
Rehabtek, LLCRehabtek develops and manufactures portable robotic rehabilitation technology, centered on Stretch&Move, an ankle-training system that combines intelligent stretching with active movement. Based on research into neurological and orthopedic impairments—including studies involving children with cerebral palsy—the Linthicum Heights company focuses on affordable devices that help restore joint motion, muscle strength, and motor control. Its development and manufacturing facility operates under FDA 21 CFR 820 requirements, while Stretch&Move has Intertek electrical and EMC safety certification.LINTHICUM HEIGHTS, 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