Recover Hand Function with the ReGrasp Hand Neurorehabilitation System

Clinically Proven to Speed Hand Rehabilitation After Stroke or Injury

A life-changing tool, the ReGrasp hand neurorehabilitation system is backed by 30 years of research on functional electrical stimulation (FES) to improve active range of motion and hand function. Whether you’re suffering with hemiplegia or upper limb paralysis, ReGrasp is proven to:

Improve hand active range of motion and hand function*
Facilitate daily tasks
Re-educate muscles
Maintain or increase range of motion
Prevent or retard disuse atrophy
Increase local blood circulation
Reduce muscle spasms
Help paralyzed fingers move

*In patients with hemiplegia or upper limb paralysis due to stroke, traumatic or acquired brain injury, or C5 level cervical spinal cord injury.

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The ReGrasp has been a game-changer for me. After years of struggling with limited mobility in my right hand, this innovative device has given me newfound hope and confidence. With its comfortable design and user-friendly interface, integrating it into my routine was seamless. Within just a month and a half, I noticed significant improvements in the mobility and strength of my hand, allowing me to perform daily tasks with ease.

Taylor Weber

Certified Behavior Therapist

The ReGrasp provides patients with the opportunity to have functional rehabilitation at their fingertips in order to improve their independence and quality of life. This device opens the door for patients to have access to advanced technology in their home, rather than just in a clinical setting

Ashley Gatewood

Certified Stroke Rehabilitation Specialist

Controller for ReGrasp rehabilitation glove

ReGrasp has been a game changer for me in regaining more hand mobility post stroke.

It has helped me pick things up from the table, wash dishes, sweep, or just open my hand when tone or fatigue is getting the best of me. The exercise programs are easy to use anytime. I love my ReGrasp! It’s good to have anywhere you are. I never leave home without mine.

Bryan Henry

Stroke Survivor and ReGrasp User

Having a head motion sensor to activate the ReGrasp without using the other hand is really important and makes it really versatile.

Heather Branscombe

Rehabilitation Specialist

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See ReGrasp System in Action in Daily Life

Watch our brief video to see how the ReGrasp hand neurorehabilitation system works and to hear what Heather Branscombe, a Rehabilitation Specialist, has to say about her experience working with patients using ReGrasp for rehabilitation and daily activities.

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FES Therapy Designed for Hand Rehabilitation and Daily Tasks

ReGrasp is proven to help regain hand function through functional electrical stimulation by assisting patients who have hand paralysis to perform daily activities. Simple to set-up and use at home every day, ReGrasp is the ideal tool to help regain hand function and to help paralyzed fingers grasp. ReGrasp helps to restore blood circulation, improve finger dexterity, and restore hand power. Physicians and therapists also use ReGrasp with their patients in clinics.

Why ReGrasp is Easy to Learn and Use:

Set-it up in five to ten minutes
No special training required
Easy to operate with clinically developed pre-optimized settings
Activate with head motion or tap
Use ReGrasp for short therapeutic sessions in the clinic or at home
ReGrasp also assists with daily activities

FES improves pinch, grip strength & ADLs in C5-C6 tetraplegia.

Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation Evidence for ReGrasp

There is strong (Level 1a) evidence that FES treatment (ReGrasp) improves upper extremity function in chronic stroke.

Stroke Rehabilitation Evidence for ReGrasp

ReGrasp Technology is designed for both clinicians and patients, and is made available in two variations — a Clinician System and a Patient Kit.

The Clinician System comes equipped with our electrode positioning puck, which provides a mechanism for patient assessment, allowing clinicians to appropriately identify candidates to then utilize our ReGrasp Patient Kit outside the clinic in a home environment.

Patients in the USA can also purchase the ReGrasp Patient Kit for home use with a prescription.

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Patient uses ReGrasp Rehabilitation glove to hold a can of pop

Bluetooth Control Helps Your Fingers Move Anytime, Anywhere

ReGrasp system offers the benefits of FES technology to everyone who needs it wherever they are. It’s designed to help with day-to-day activities.

A Bluetooth controller in the form of Head Motions Sensor (HMS) sits securely behind the ear, allowing patients to control hand function using simple head movements.*
ReGrasp is breathable and washable
Its thin, fitted profile is discrete and comfortable to wear anywhere

*The use of the head motion sensor is optional, and is strongly recommend once proficiency is achieved with the general use of ReGrasp therapy or after approval from the clinician.

The Evolution of ReGrasp

We can thank Prof. (Ameritus) Arthur Prochazka, now retired professor in the Neuroscience and Mental Health Institute at the University of Alberta, for ReGrasp.

Arthur recognized a lack of effective and accessible technologies for upper limb and hand rehabilitation due to stroke or spinal injury in the 1980s. He dedicated 30 years to translating neuroscience research into practical tools that help people regain hand and arm function. ReGrasp evolved from an electric garment innovation called the Rehabilitation Glove, which assisted hand grasp and release.

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Are you experiencing arm weakness or paralysis resulting from a stroke, neurological injury, or a C5 level cervical spinal cord injury?

The ReGrasp Hand Neurorehabilitation System may be able to support your journey of recovery.

ReGrasp is available in the United States for home use with a prescription.

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Recover Mobility, Cognition
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