A therapist cannot give you a thousand correct steps in an hour. A device can.
Electromechanical-assisted gait training alongside one-to-one physiotherapy, after stroke, spinal cord injury, Parkinson's disease and MS. The device supplies repetition and symmetry at a volume hands cannot; the physiotherapist supplies the target, the progression and the judgement about whether the machine is the right tool at all.
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We will say when the device is not the answer. Used on its own it does not show the benefit the combination does, and a programme built around a machine rather than a patient is how that gets forgotten.
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No — it supports and guides the pattern so you can produce far more correct repetitions than a therapist could assist by hand. The work is still yours; the device removes the ceiling on how much of it fits in a session.
Combined with physiotherapy after stroke it probably increases the odds of walking independently (OR 1.65, 95% CI 1.21–2.25; 62 trials, 2,440 participants, moderate-certainty evidence — Mehrholz et al., Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2025). Nine patients need treating for one more to walk independently. Used alone, that difference is not there.
You leave with a written home programme, and your therapist reviews you on protected video calls on a fixed rhythm. The numbers keep being collected.
Nothing. The board's first review is free, and your programme — sessions, reviews, home plan — is quoted fixed and in writing before it starts.
Most cases cross institutes. These often travel together — and the board reads them as one case.
Send what you have — scans, letters, or just the story so far. A senior consultant first-reads within 24 hours; the board answers in writing within 72 hours of your records being complete — free, before you commit to anything.