Cionic News (4)

Cionic News

The latest mobility news and updates, including customer stories, exercise tips, educational resources, and more.

10 National Disability Employment Awareness Month Facts

Shannon Kelly • October 11, 2024
Understanding disability employment awareness month facts and the barriers that exist is crucial for creating a more inclusive and equitable workforce.
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Veterans with MS: Steve’s Story of Service and Perseverance

Anne Ellis • September 24, 2024
Discover how Steve, an Air Force Veteran with MS, is improving his mobility with the Neural Sleeve.
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Walking with Style: Blanca’s Story of MS, Mobility, & Adaptive Fashion

Shannon Kelly • September 18, 2024
Meet Blanca. She is a disability advocate with a passion for adaptive fashion. She was diagnosed with MS in 2018. Here is her story.
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Electrode Placement for Foot Drop: Donning + Configuring the Neural Sleeve

Raina Adkins • September 17, 2024
The benefits of FES to improve walking are undeniable. Here's a guide to proper electrode placement for foot drop.
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FES Bike vs Cionic Neural Sleeve: Which Is Right for You?

Shannon Kelly • September 7, 2024
Although FES itself is not new, the way it’s delivered has advanced greatly. Over the last several years, a number of new assistive technologies—including an FES bike and Neural Sleeve—have emerged.
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Function Meets Fashion: Bionic Clothing to Adaptive Clothing on the Runway & in Real Life

Maddi Niebanck • September 5, 2024
In honor of New York Fashion Week, we're sharing all of our favorite adaptive clothing brands and tips for styling the Neural Sleeve.
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From Wheelchair to Walking: Christine’s Inspiring Spinal Cord Injury Rehab

Anne Ellis • September 4, 2024
Christine Gregory is a teacher, a deacon, a mother of four, and a grandmother of 15. She is passionate about her life and work, and an active member of her community.
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Upper Motor Neuron Disorders: Symptoms, Treatment, and More

Shannon Kelly • August 20, 2024
Upper motor neuron disorders represent a complex and challenging category of neurological conditions that significantly impact movement and muscle control. These disorders stem from damage to the central nervous system.
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CIONIC Stories: It Just Keeps Getting Better

Maddi Niebanck • July 22, 2024
There is quite possibly nothing more alarming and disorienting than waking up in the ICU after an emergency surgery with absolutely no idea where you are and what happened. Unfortunately for me, this experience defined a significant turning point in my life.
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Walking After Stroke: The Role of Rehab, Gait Training, & Assistive Devices

Raina Adkins • June 27, 2024
Regain mobility and independence with a rehabilitation plan that promotes walking after stroke.