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Parkinson’s disease is a neurological disorder that results in uncontrolled and uncoordinated motor movements. It might initially manifest as tremors and shaking but over time, the symptoms worsen and lead to extreme difficulty in balancing oneself and moving regularly; at this point, some may even struggle with walking and talking.    Several therapies are used to combat Parkinson’s disease, some of the most widely used being deep brain stimulation and physiotherapy. In any case, before trying any sort of therapy, it is crucial to consult your doctor; trying out rehab for Parkinson’s is no easy feat, and you must not attempt it without the supervision of a team of health professionals. 

Over 1.5 million people in the U.S. are living with Parkinson’s disease — each facing unique mobility challenges like freezing gait, shuffling, and balance issues. This Parkinson’s Awareness Month, we’re spotlighting innovative tools that are changing the rehab game. 💡 NewGait provides external cues, resistance, and postural support to help patients initiate movement, improve stride length, and regain functional mobility. For many, it’s a turning point in their journey toward independence and confidence. Every step forward matters. Let’s move together for Parkinson’s. #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth #NewGait #ParkinsonsDisease #MobilityMatters #NeuroRehab #GaitTraining

After undergoing a knee replacement, Dave wasn’t quite sure what to expect when his therapist, Kim, introduced him to the NewGait. At first, he didn’t know what she was strapped to his leg—but within minutes of walking in the device, everything changed. The NewGait provided targeted support, improved his confidence with each step, and helped activate the right muscles during gait training. For patients like Dave, who are navigating post-operative recovery, this system offers more than just movement—it brings hope, faster progress, and a return to functional mobility. What started as uncertainty turned into a breakthrough moment in his rehab journey. Just look at that smile. 🔹 Improved gait mechanics 🔹 Increased stability and proprioception 🔹 Boosted confidence in early ambulation post-surgery #KneeReplacement #Rehabilitation #GaitTraining #NewGait #PhysicalTherapy #MobilityMatters #OrthopedicRecovery #InnovationInRehab

What started as a performance tool for athletes is now transforming lives in rehab. NewGait began its journey as the SpeedMaker, designed to improve running mechanics and athletic performance. But when Kim Spranger, a physical therapist, used it on a paraplegic patient… everything changed. From the track to the clinic, NewGait has evolved into a powerful rehab device—helping patients with neurological and orthopedic conditions take back their mobility. Innovation doesn’t always follow the path you expect. Sometimes, it paves a whole new one. #NewGait #FromSpeedMakerToRehab #InnovationInMotion #NeuroRehab #PhysicalTherapy #MobilityMatters #GaitTraining

Eric Parsells was always active — a lifelong athlete, fitness enthusiast, and inventor, movement was part of his identity. But when he was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, the mobility he once took for granted started slipping away. Simple activities became difficult. His stride shortened, balance wavered, and fatigue crept in. As someone who had built his life around activity and innovation, Eric wasn’t ready to give up. He tried various therapies and approaches—but nothing gave him the dynamic support he needed to walk with confidence… until he found the NewGait. The NewGait offered more than just physical assistance. It provided external cueing, improved postural alignment, and helped activate key muscle groups that Parkinson’s often suppresses. With the device, Eric experienced better stride length, improved balance, and most importantly—renewed independence. Now, instead of fearing each step, he embraces it. During Parkinson’s Awareness Month, Eric’s story is a powerful reminder: 🧠 Innovation matters 👟 Movement is medicine 💙 And hope is never out of reach Let’s continue to support those living with Parkinson’s and bring awareness to the tools that are making a real difference. #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth #EricParsells #NewGait #MobilityMatters #NeuroRehab #ParkinsonsDisease #HopeInMotion #RehabilitationInnovation #PatientSuccess #MovementIsLife

After a left tibial fracture and ORIF surgery, Marguerite Brabant was determined to get back on her feet—stronger and more stable than ever. 💪 With the help of the NewGait and her dedicated therapist, Kate, Marguerite made incredible strides in her recovery. From improved gait mechanics to increased confidence with every step, her progress speaks for itself. Kate shares how NewGait provided the support Marguerite needed to regain mobility, strength, and independence—faster and more effectively than traditional rehab alone. This is what empowered recovery looks like. 🦿✨ #NewGait #PatientSuccess #OrthoRecovery #TibialFracture #PhysicalTherapy #GaitTraining #MobilityMatters #RehabInnovation #TherapistSpotlight #StrongerEveryStep

April is Parkinson’s Awareness Month — a time to stand with the more than 10 million people worldwide living with Parkinson’s disease. Parkinson’s affects more than just movement. It challenges balance, coordination, speech, and daily independence. But with the right support, tools, and awareness, every step forward is possible. At NewGait, we’re proud to be part of that journey—helping individuals regain mobility, confidence, and control through innovative gait training solutions. This month, let’s raise our voices, support research, and celebrate the strength of the Parkinson’s community. #ParkinsonsAwarenessMonth #NewGait #HopeInMotion #ParkinsonsDisease #NeuroRehab #MobilityMatters #GaitTraining #PatientSupport #StrongerTogether #Parkinsons

Wondering if you can try NewGait for FREE? Our CEO, Benga Adeeko, P.E., spills the details! Are you looking to enhance patient mobility and recovery outcomes? NewGait is offering an exclusive 30-day Clinical Trial Program for U.S.-based rehabilitation professionals—completely free of charge. How It Works: 1️⃣ Sign Up – Complete the Clinic Trial Sign-Up Form 👉 https://lnkd.in/e4uJWANC. 2️⃣ Training – Access our complimentary NewGait 101 online course for proper device implementation. 3️⃣ Implementation – Receive a trial unit at no cost and integrate NewGait into your patient care. Throughout the trial, you’ll have full access to our clinician support team to ensure seamless integration and optimal patient outcomes. Plus, we offer virtual in-service training for extra support. This is a risk-free opportunity to evaluate NewGait's effectiveness in your practice. All shipping costs are covered—even if you choose not to continue. Join the many clinics nationwide already benefiting from NewGait's innovative rehabilitation solutions. Comment "ME" below, and we’ll share the link with you! #NewGait #ClinicalTrial #RehabilitationInnovation #PhysicalTherapy #MobilityMatters #PatientCare #HealthcareProfessionals #RehabilitationTools

March is MS Awareness Month, and we’re celebrating the strength and resilience of individuals like Scott Weiser. After a car accident and a multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Scott faced significant challenges with his mobility. But with the help of NewGait, he’s been able to improve his walking and take strides toward independence. His journey is a powerful reminder that with the right support and determination, anything is possible. #MSAwarenessMonth #MultipleSclerosis #NewGait #Resilience #MobilityMatters #KeepMoving #Strength #MSWarrior #Inspiration

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and a recent study published on HealthDay News by the Journal of Head Trauma Rehabilitation sheds light on a critical aspect of recovery. The research reveals that where you live can significantly influence your recovery from a traumatic brain injury (TBI). People in neighborhoods with greater social needs were found to be less likely to receive home rehab visits or attend rehab clinics after a concussion or TBI. The study, which analyzed data from over 19,000 Medicare patients in Texas, underscores the need to improve access to rehabilitation services, especially for those living in underserved communities. Ensuring equal access to care can make all the difference in recovery outcomes for individuals with TBI. #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth #TBI #TraumaticBrainInjury #HealthcareAccess #Rehabilitation #HealthDisparities #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth #BrainInjuryRecovery #HealthCare #March