The Six Pillars

our fundamental Guiding principle

Patient-Centred by Design – Every solution we create begins with the person at the centre — not the condition. We design with and for stroke survivors, listening deeply to their stories, needs, and challenges. Comfort, dignity, and long-term recovery aren’t afterthoughts; they’re the foundation of our work. We aim to restore not just mobility, but agency, purpose, and connection.
 
Empowerment Through Access – Recovery should not be a privilege. We’re committed to breaking down barriers — geographic, economic, and systemic — to make high-quality neurorehabilitation available to everyone. Our technology is designed to be intuitive, adaptive, and supportive, giving survivors the tools they need to rebuild their independence, regain confidence, and improve their daily lives on their own terms.

Innovation With Intention – We don’t innovate for the sake of novelty — we innovate to solve real, human problems. By pushing the boundaries of neuroscience, digital therapy, and sensor technology, we’re creating a new standard in at-home stroke rehabilitation. One that is immersive, measurable, and deeply attuned to each individual’s journey.

Integrity and Responsibility – Trust is earned through consistency, transparency, and accountability. We hold ourselves to the highest ethical and clinical standards, with a commitment to safety, equity, and long-term impact. Our work is driven by a simple question: Does this genuinely help people recover and thrive? If the answer isn’t yes, we go back to the drawing board.

Scientific Rigor, Human Impact – Our approach is grounded in evidence and guided by curiosity. We collaborate with leading researchers, clinicians, and academic institutions to ensure that everything we deliver is not only cutting-edge, but scientifically sound and therapeutically effective. We bridge the lab and the living room — translating research into real recovery.

Collaboration at the Core – Great things happen when disciplines meet. Our teams span neuroscience, engineering, clinical care, and user experience — all united by a shared purpose: to reimagine recovery. We believe the future of healthcare isn’t built in silos, but in collective, cross-functional ecosystems that put people first and outcomes forward.