GaitBetter

04/30/2026

As we come to the end of April's Limb Loss Awareness Month, it is important thet we also acknowledge one of the hardest parts of limb loss - the psychological impact.

- The fear of falling.
- The hesitation with every step.
- The loss of confidence.

Gait rehabilitation plays a critical role in rebuilding more than movement, it restores trust, in the body, in the prosthesis and ultimately in the ability to move forward again.

continues to help hundreds of amputees to recover, and move forward with confidence.

04/29/2026

Limb loss changes everything but it doesn’t need to end mobility.

In the U.S., more than 2 million people live with limb loss, and that number is expected to grow significantly in the coming decades.

For many, the biggest challenge isn’t just getting a prosthesis, but rather it’s learning how to walk again.

Gait rehabilitation is where independence is rebuilt.
Step by step, patients relearn balance, coordination, and confidence.

04/28/2026

Continuing our focus on mobility for amputees during April's Limb Loss Awareness Month.

Seeing an amputee walk confidently on a treadmill using GaitBetter is a powerful reminder of what’s possible with the right training.

By combining treadmill walking with virtual simulation, we create a safe, engaging environment to rebuild gait, balance, and coordination. The system challenges users to adapt in real time, improving weight shifting, symmetry, and confidence with a prosthesis.

Most importantly, it turns repetitive rehab into something motivating and meaningful. For amputees, every step forward is progress toward greater independence, mobility, and quality of life, and that’s exactly what this kind of training is designed to achieve.


Amputee Coalition

04/23/2026

Seeing an amputee walk confidently on a treadmill with GaitBetter is a powerful reminder of what’s possible with the right training.

In the U.S., over 2 million people live with limb loss and this number is expected to double by 2050.

Recovery isn’t just physical, it’s also neurological. By combining treadmill training with cirtual simulation, patients can safely rebuild gait, improve symmetry, and regain confidence with a prosthesis.

Because for millions of people, walking again isn’t just movement, it’s independence, dignity, and a return to everyday life.

This video shows a patient walking on a treadmill while using the GaitBetter system.

04/22/2026

April is Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month.

In the US alone, nearly 30,000 people experience traumatic amputations annually, with over 2m people living with limb loss.

According to the Amputee Coalition, those numbers are expected to double by 2050 due to vascular disease and diabetes.

At GaitBetter our virtual simulation approach is helping those who suffer leg amputations significantly improve walking ability by combining physical practice with real-time sensory feedback. It creates a safe, controlled environment where users can repeatedly practice gait patterns without fear of falling. The virtual scenarios challenge balance, coordination, and adaptability, helping retrain the brain through neuroplasticity.

For amputees, this is especially important for improving symmetry, weight shifting, and confidence with a prosthesis. The immersive nature also increases engagement and motivation, leading to more consistent training and better outcomes in functional mobility and independence.

If your medical facility treats amputees, reach out to us to learn about how we can help.


Amputee Coalition

04/16/2026

This is John.

John is 88 years young.

John ran a triathlon last month - swam 0.5 miles, ran 3 miles, cycled 12 miles.

John eats a Mediterranean diet.

John trains at Fitness For Health in Rockville, Maryland.

John uses the GaitBetter system twice a week.

John is an absolute legend!

GaitBetter

04/15/2026

April is Limb Loss Awareness Month.

Gait rehabilitation for amputees isn’t just about strength.

It’s about:

- Weight shifting
- Symmetry
- Timing
- Confidence

After limb loss, the brain must adapt to an entirely new way of moving.

That’s why repetition alone isn’t enough.
Patients need feedback, challenge, and real-world simulation.

When rehab becomes more targeted and engaging, outcomes improve.

Better walking starts with better training.

GaitBetter.

04/14/2026

We often talk about 'The Fall Cycle'.

One fall leads to fear, reduced activity, muscle weakness, poorer balance, and increased isolation.

These changes make another fall more likely, creating a downward spiral.

Breaking the cycle requires confidence-building, targeted strength and balance training, and safe, real-world walking practice for long-term recovery and independence.

04/11/2026

April 11th marks World Parkinson’s Day, a moment to recognize the millions of people worldwide living with Parkinson’s and the daily challenges they face.

Walking difficulties, balance issues, and reduced mobility can deeply impact independence and quality of life.

But there is hope. With the right interventions, meaningful improvements are possible.

At GaitBetter, we focus on advancing rehabilitation through innovative, evidence-based gait training that targets both the body and the brain.

Today is a reminder to raise awareness, invest in better solutions, and support those living with Parkinson’s to move with greater confidence, safety, and freedom every day.

04/07/2026

Today is Parkinson’s National Day of Action in the US.

The day focuses on advocating Congress to increase research funding, address toxic environmental factors like paraquat, and fully implement the National Parkinson’s Project.

Parkinson’s National Day of Action is a reminder that awareness alone isn’t enough - we need meaningful intervention. Walking challenges are one of the most impactful and life-altering symptoms of Parkinson’s, directly affecting independence and quality of life.

At GaitBetter, we believe rehabilitation should go beyond maintenance and focus on real improvement. By combining cognitive and physical training in an immersive environment, we help individuals regain confidence, mobility, and control in their everyday walking.

Today is about action and supporting solutions that empower people with Parkinson’s to move better, live stronger, and stay independent for longer.

04/02/2026

Delighted to share the recording of our recent webinar (March 25th), “What’s Next in AgeTech” with Jane Nam.

Jane explored the current state of the AgeTech market, emerging trends, and highlighted some of the companies making real impact in the space.

We also heard from Hilik Harari, CEO of GaitBetter, who spoke about why walking speed is increasingly seen as the “sixth vital sign” - a simple, fast, and non-invasive measure of functional health, longevity, and overall aging.

👉 Watch the full webinar below to catch all the insights.

https://zurl.co/danMz

Jane Nam of AgeTech Journal joined GaitBetter to share her insights on The Future of Agetech.We explored the trends shaping the future of aging innovation. F...

04/01/2026

Wishing all our clients, partners and friends a Happy Passover and Easter.

At these challenging times, we wish only health and safety for everyone.

(Image shows an (Easter) bunny walking on a treadmill)