NASHVILLE, TN — Healing Innovations, a Nashville-based medical technology company specializing in rehabilitation robotics, is excited to announce that the Rise&Walk® InClinic is now available at four rehabilitation hospitals across California. With this expansion, patients throughout Northern California, the Central Valley, and Southern California gain local access to one of the most advanced robotic gait training systems in the country. This brings a unified standard of evidence-based, high-intensity neurorehabilitation to communities from Sacramento to the Coachella Valley.

The four California facilities now utilizing the Rise&Walk are:
- Stockton Regional Rehabilitation Hospital — Stockton, CA
- Sacramento Rehabilitation Hospital — Sacramento, CA
- Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern California — Rancho Mirage, CA
- Central California Rehabilitation Hospital — Bakersfield, CA

This statewide footprint marks a significant milestone for Healing Innovations and for patients in California recovering from stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury, and other complex neurological and orthopedic conditions. With four locations strategically positioned across the state, more Californians than ever before can access advanced robotic-assisted rehabilitation close to home, without the barriers that have historically limited the reach of cutting-edge therapy technology.

The Rise&Walk is the world’s first 3-in-1 rehabilitation station, combining robotic-assisted gait training, seated reciprocal stepping, and standing balance support all within a single compact system. Purpose-built for inpatient rehabilitation facilities, the Rise&Walk allows a single clinician to deliver high-intensity, high-repetition therapy sessions that generate up to 2,500 steps per session, supporting the neuroplasticity-driven recovery that is foundational to lasting functional improvement. With real-time rate of perceived exertion (RPE) tracking, therapists can individualize sessions to each patient’s tolerance and progression, keeping therapy evidence-based and goal-oriented.

“Bringing the Rise&Walk to four California hospitals is a meaningful moment for our team and, more importantly, for the patients and clinicians who will use it every day,” said Luke Benda, CEO of Healing Innovations. “The therapists at these four California hospitals are deeply committed to advancing patient care, and placing the Rise&Walk in their hands gives them another powerful tool to do what they already do exceptionally well. We see this not as a deployment milestone, but as the beginning of a partnership focused on better outcomes for every patient who walks through their doors.”

For patients in California, this expansion represents far more than a new device on the therapy gym floor. It means broader local access to a multi-modal therapy tool designed to support patients across every phase of recovery, from early standing and weight-bearing activities to active gait training. For clinicians, it means delivering more steps per session, more safely, and with fewer staff. For families, it means a closer, more comprehensive option for the kind of intensive, neuroplasticity-driven rehabilitation that meaningfully supports recovery outcomes.

The launch of these four California sites continues Healing Innovations’ rapid national growth, building on a deployment footprint that now spans more than 50 rehabilitation hospitals across the country. As the Rise&Walk network expands, Healing Innovations remains focused on partnering with leading clinical teams, supporting them with comprehensive training, and ensuring every patient who steps into the system has the opportunity to take meaningful steps forward.

About Healing Innovations, Inc.:‍

Healing Innovations is an industry leader in lower extremity rehabilitation technology, focused on advancing how clinicians support mobility, independence, and functional recovery for individuals with neurological injury. With U.S.-based engineering and manufacturing, Healing Innovations designs and builds robotic rehabilitation technology informed by the science of neuroplasticity, supporting high-repetition, high-intensity, activity-based therapy aligned with evidence-based rehabilitation principles.

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