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08/12/2025

We’re excited to announce that Jeffrey Cook, CPO, MSPO, sat down on the Donna Drake Show earlier this month, and will be taking the stage at the American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA) National Assembly!

Jeffrey will be presenting in The Final Frontier: Upper & Lower Extremity Exoskeletal Applications session, sharing the latest innovations, insights, and technologies transforming stroke recovery and improving patient outcomes.

For clinicians attending AOPA in Orlando, FL, you can also meet Jeffrey in person at the Ask Me Anything: Content Experts Table – Myoelectric Upper Limb Orthotics or by visiting booth 922.

Not attending AOPA? Watch Jeffrey on The Drake Show here ➡️https://vimeo.com/1109127398?share=copy =0

05/01/2025

🧠❤️ May is National Stroke Awareness Month ❤️🧠
Every 40 seconds, someone in the U.S. has a stroke — but stroke is preventable, treatable, and beatable. This May, let’s raise awareness, recognize the signs (think F.A.S.T.), and support survivors on their journey to recovery.

🔴 Know the signs.
🔴 Take action early.
🔴 Share to spread awareness.

04/30/2025

Greater Independence Starts Here: Meet the New MyoPro® 2x!

For individuals with upper limb paralysis or weakness, the new MyoPro 2x offers a simpler, more empowering experience—making it easier than ever to regain function and confidence.

What’s new for patients:

🧠 Easier to Put On
-Color-coded tabs and rings guide each step of donning
-Easy-to-tighten straps to help users or caregivers apply the right fit every time
-A numbered sticker system ensures correct wrist and elbow alignment—even for those with limited mobility

📖 Simplified Training
-Updated training materials make learning and using the MyoPro 2x faster and more intuitive

🦾 More Personalized Comfort
-Common customizations are now part of the standard design, improving comfort and reducing the need for repeated adjustments

What's new for the Independent O&P Provider:

Behind every successful MyoPro user is a skilled clinician. The MyoPro 2x is also designed to support independent O&P professionals by streamlining workflows and enhancing patient satisfaction.

💼 Autonomy to Fit on Your Terms
-Become a certified Myomo Center of Excellence and fit/dispense the MyoPro 2x independently—no middlemen, no delays

🛠️ Faster Fittings
-Built-in modifications and intuitive components save you time at every step

The MyoPro 2x delivers what patients need—and what independent providers value. It's smarter. Simpler. More empowering!

03/26/2025

We’re thrilled to be exhibiting at AOTA Inspire in Philadelphia from April 3-5! 🎉

Come visit us at Booth 1218 to connect with our team, explore the latest advancements in myoelectric arm orthoses, and discover how we’re shaping the future of assistive technology. Learn about new innovations and see firsthand how MyoPro is transforming the lives of those with upper-limb paralysis.

📢 Don’t miss our speaking session! - Danielle Parmenter, OTR/L, SCLV - Friday, April 4, 2025
Title: An Introduction to Myoelectric Technology in Rehabilitation
Description: A course on the latest in neurorehabilitation for the upper extremities utilizing the MyoPro myoelectric orthosis.

We’re excited to invite you to join us in Philadelphia for an unforgettable experience. We can't wait to share the exciting things we’ve been working on—see you there!

03/13/2025

What a milestone! This month, we hosted our first-ever Myomo LIVE in Burlington📍—a celebration of our incredible 2024 achievements and a launchpad for even bigger goals in 2025!

With our ‘Make it Personal’ theme, we're doubling down on what truly matters: restoring mobility and independence with myoelectric orthotics—because every journey is personal. 💚

We also made it official with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at our brand-new HQ ✂️🎉 AND gave a huge congrats to all our 2024 employee award winners—your dedication and passion inspire us every day! 👏🏆

Here’s to another year of innovation, impact, and making a difference!

03/06/2025

PBAAlert: PBA (Pseudobulbar Affect) is a neurological condition affecting many people. It occurs when the communication between the brain's frontal lobe (which controls emotions) and the cerebellum and brain stem (which regulate reflexes) is disrupted. This can cause people to display emotions that are overwhelming or out of context. If you or someone you know is experiencing this, please don't hesitate to reach out for help and support.

Damage to the brain caused by a stroke can cause emotional symptoms and personality changes that can be difficult for both the stroke survivor and their loved ones. One specific type of stroke damage that can be particularly unsettling is a neurological condition called pseudobulbar affect (PBA).

03/04/2025

It's alarming that the region has the highest rate of stroke among young adults. It's likely due to the rise in risk factors such as hypertension, diabetes, and obesity. It's important to understand our risk and take action to keep our bodies healthy.

02/28/2025

Are you ready to regain movement in your paralyzed arm with the MyoPro myoelectric orthosis (powered arm brace) from Myomo?

When you have the time, you can connect directly with one of our clinicians in our online waiting room. We will ask you a few questions about your condition that will help determine if the MyoPro might be right for you. You can connect to your free virtual telehealth session with a smartphone, computer, or tablet.

Visit myomo.com/get-screened or call 833-998-4287 to schedule your free consultation.

02/27/2025

Specialized cognitive rehabilitation therapies are helping people to restore functionality and enhance quality of life. Neuropsychologists, speech therapists, and other specialists are trained to provide this therapy, to get the most out of life!

02/25/2025

Our team is excited to exhibit at the Annual American Academy of Orthotists & Prosthetists Meeting in Atlanta, Georgia tomorrow!!

Come stop by booth 211 to learn more about how the MyoPro is helping users regain their independence and conquering upper-limb paralysis!

02/22/2025

Depression is a very common consequence of stroke, affecting up to 1 in 3 stroke survivors. Its effects can be devastating, reducing quality of life and impacting the effectiveness of stroke rehabilitation efforts. It is important to be aware of the potential for depression and to get help if needed.