Clinic Equipment
This is a list of equipment our team has and is trained to use! Please fill out the registration form below if you are interested in trying anything out. With additional inquiries, please call 541-241-6837 or email scheduling@destinationrehab.org.
Bioness NMES Leg and Hand Units
Bioness is designed to help with foot drop due to conditions such as stroke (CVA), multiple sclerosis (MS), cerebral palsy (CP), traumatic brain injury (TBI), or incomplete spinal cord injury. The L300 thigh and calf cuff can be used separately or together and use low-level functional electrical stimulation to elicit a muscle contraction at specific times in the gait cycle.
The thigh cuff is used to assist with control of bending and straightening the knee and the calf cuff is used to help with lifting the toes and forefoot during the swing phase of walking to help you walk more efficiently. The H200 hand unit provides low-level electrical stimulation to activate the nerves and muscles of the hand, enabling the ability to regain hand mobility and purpose.
Patient walking freely with the Bioness leg cuffs
Deep in thought with the Bioness hand unit
High knee marching with the Bioness leg cuffs
Braiding with the Bioness leg and arm units
Interested in trying Bioness? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
RT300 12 Channel FES Cycle
The RT300 system combines therapeutic modalities to create complex integrated functional electrical stimulation (iFES). The FES cycle uses safe, low-current electrical impulses to activate paralyzed or deconditioned muscles and creates patterned movement in your arms, legs, and core. Clients are able to choose between using either the upper body cycling or lower body cycling. Up to 12 muscle groups can be stimulated at one time.
When working the lower extremity, the RT300 mimics a gait pattern by stimulating select muscle groups at different times during the gait cycle. This allows the patient to incorporate proper movement patterns of the gait cycle into their everyday life.
RT 300 Upper Extremity Biking
RT300 Upper Extremity Cycle
RT300 Lower Extremity Cycle
Boxing with the RT300 SAGE Stimulator
Interested in trying the FES bike? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Xcite V2
The XCite allows clinicians to apply multi-channel FES with task-specific activities commonly completed in therapy. With a wide variety of pre-programmed activities- from activities of daily living and strengthening to postural re-training and upper/lower mobility skills - nearly any individual with neurological weakness or paralysis will benefit from using XCite. We use the XCite to enhance the impact of traditional therapeutic activities that support muscle re-education.
Bridges with the XCite
Sit to Stands with the XCite
Interested in trying the XCite? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
TurboMed XTern AFO
The TurboMed XTERN AFO (ankle foot orthosis) controls foot drop and allows for easy plantar flexion in order to maintain maximal ankle range of motion and calf muscle strength. The most unique part of the XTERN AFO is that it fits over your shoe instead of inside your shoe. Oftentimes, people find it more comfortable. It can allow running, walking, and hiking. Unlike a conventional foot drop brace, it can fit on a variety of shoe wear interchangeably including hiking footwear, winter boots, or safety boots.
TurboMed XTern AFO
Summiting Pilot Butte with a TurboMed XTern AFO
Interested in trying the TurboMed XTern AFO? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Hip Flexion Assist Device (HFAD)
The Hip Flexion Assist Device (HFAD) is intended for individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and stroke (CVA) who are ambulatory, but have difficulty initiating swing due to hip flexor weakness. The HFAD is designed to improve gait and consists of a comfortable waistband and two dynamic tension bands that attach to the shoe. The device may be worn over or under clothing.
Walking with the Hip Flexion Assist Device (HFAD)
Hip Flexion Assist Device (HFAD)
Interested in trying the HFAD? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Trionic overground walker
The “off road” capabilities of the Trionic make it a great companion for walking on uneven terrain and snow while hiking and exploring The Great Outdoors. The Trionic is easy to breakdown, has larger 14” tires that enables easier maneuverability over a variety of terrains and the handles can adjust higher than a typical walker for taller clients.
Trionic Overground Walker
Walking on Snow with The Trionic
Interested in trying the Trionic? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Recumbent Trikes
We utilize recumbent trikes from Voltaire Cycles in order to give clients the freedom of biking outside while also helping those that might have balance problems that prevent them from using an upright bike.
Biking with resistance bands
Biking in The Dry Canyon
Biking at Rockridge Park
Interested in trying a recumbent trike? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Kayaks and Paddle Boards
Our fleet of kayaks allow for both tandem and single person use. We work on a variety of skills with kayaks depending on the goals of the client including loading and unloading from a vehicle, carrying a kayak, getting in and out of the kayak, paddling forward and backwards, interval training. Our stand up paddle boards (SUPs) allow us to incorporate fun balance and core training on the water.
Tandem Kayaking at Drake Park
Interval Training with a Kayak
Paddling in a Sit-on-Top Kayak
Balance Training on a SUP
Partner Balance Training on a SUP
Paddling Techniques and Balance Training on a SUP
Interested in kayaking or paddle boarding? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
Blaze Pods
Blaze pods are a fun and interactive way to focus on reflex and reaction training. Blaze pods can be used as an external cue to help a patient improve various movements, balance, and their reaction time.
Core and Reaction Training with Blaze Pods
Supermans and Reaction Training with the Blaze Pods
Interested in trying out the Blaze Pods? Sign up below to schedule an initial evaluation!
ReWalk Exoskeleton
ReWalk is a wearable robotic exoskeleton that provides powered hip and knee motion to enable individuals with a spinal cord injury to stand upright, walk, make turns and negotiate ramps and through doorways. The system allows independent, controlled walking while mimicking a natural gait pattern.
ReWalk has a dedicated reimbursement team which can assist you with seeking coverage for your own ReWalk Personal exoskeleton. Destination Rehab has undergone the appropriate training and our therapists are able to offer patients exoskeleton training for individuals with an SCI who would like their own devices to use at home and in the community.
Are you a US Veteran? In 2015, The United States Department of Veterans Affairs announced a national policy for the evaluation, training, and procurement of ReWalk personal exoskeletons for all qualifying US veterans.
ReWalk Exoskeleton
Walking the Dog with the ReWalk Exoskeleton
Interested in trying? In order to trial the ReWalk device, you must first determine eligibility through ReWalk.
With any additional equipment inquiries, please call 541-241-6837 or email scheduling@destinationrehab.org