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Activity-Based Therapy vs. Traditional Rehab: What’s the Difference?
April 22, 2026
For clinicians in neuro rehab, understanding the difference between traditional rehab and ABT shapes care plans, goals, and patient outcomes. This post breaks down both approaches and where ABT is opening new doors for neurological recovery.
Healing Innovations Partners with Elkhorn Valley Rehabilitation Hospital to Bring Advanced Robotic Gait Training to Wyoming
January 2, 2026
Healing Innovations, a leader in advanced neurorehabilitation technology, is proud to partner with Elkhorn Valley Rehabilitation Hospital to bring the Rise&Walk® to Wyoming, expanding access to high-intensity, evidence-based robotic gait training.
Healing Innovations awarded FY26 Launch Tennessee SBIR Matching Fund following NIH award
December 18, 2025
New funding from Launch Tennessee will accelerate development of the Rise&Walk® InHome technology.
Healing Innovations Announces Partnership with Peak Rehabilitation Hospital
October 29, 2025
Healing Innovations, a leader in advanced neurorehabilitation technology, is excited to partner with Peak Rehabilitation Hospital — a joint-venture partnership between Duke Health, WakeMed, and Lifepoint Rehabilitation.
Healing Innovations Announces Partnership with Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital Oklahoma City South
October 29, 2025
Healing Innovations, a leader in advanced neurorehabilitation technology, is excited to partner with Mercy Rehabilitation Hospital Oklahoma City South.
Why Investing in Advanced Robotic Technologies is Crucial for the Future of Rehab Care
September 25, 2025
See how investing in robotic therapy solutions can support better outcomes, ease staff demands, and contribute to stronger program performance