Have you experienced weakness in your arm, hand, or leg after a stroke? Are you looking for ways to continue improving function long after traditional therapy has ended? Join us for a FREE Motus Nova Demo Day and discover how this innovative at-home rehabilitation technology is helping stroke survivors regain movement, independence, and confidence.

What is Motus Nova?

Motus Nova is an advanced, home-based rehabilitation system designed to help stroke survivors improve movement and function through repetitive, task-specific practice. By combining robotic assistance, biofeedback, artificial intelligence, and engaging therapy activities, Motus Nova allows users to participate in intensive rehabilitation from the comfort of their own homes.

Many stroke survivors continue to experience weakness, limited movement, and difficulty using their affected arm, hand, or leg months or even years after their stroke. Motus Nova was developed to address these challenges by making high-quality, repetitive therapy more accessible and easier to incorporate into daily life.

How Does Motus Nova Work?

After a stroke, the brain's ability to communicate with muscles can be disrupted, making movement difficult. However, the brain retains an incredible ability to adapt and reorganize through a process called neuroplasticity.

Motus Nova uses targeted exercises and repetitive movement practice to stimulate neuroplasticity and encourage the brain to build new pathways for movement and function.

Motus Hand

The Motus Hand system focuses on improving upper extremity function by helping users:

• Improve grip and grasp strength
• Increase hand and wrist range of motion
• Enhance coordination and dexterity
• Improve functional hand use during daily activities
• Build strength and endurance in the affected arm and hand

Whether you're trying to hold a cup, button a shirt, use utensils, or perform other everyday tasks, improved hand function can have a significant impact on independence and quality of life.

Motus Foot

The Motus Foot system is designed to improve lower extremity function and mobility by helping users:

• Strengthen ankle muscles
• Improve ankle range of motion
• Reduce foot drop
• Improve walking mechanics
• Increase walking speed and endurance
• Enhance balance and mobility

Better foot and ankle control can lead to safer, more efficient walking and greater confidence during community activities.

Backed by Science

Motus Nova incorporates rehabilitation techniques supported by decades of stroke recovery research, including:

Constraint-Induced Movement Therapy

This evidence-based approach encourages use of the affected limb, helping to overcome "learned non-use" and promote recovery.

Repetitive Task Practice

Research consistently shows that meaningful, repetitive movement practice is one of the most effective ways to drive neuroplastic changes in the brain.

The system is built around key principles of neuroplasticity:

• Use It or Lose It: Brain pathways that are not used become weaker over time.
• Use It and Improve It: Repeated practice strengthens movement pathways.
• Repetition Matters: The more quality repetitions performed, the greater the opportunity for recovery.
• Intensity Matters: High levels of practice are often necessary to create lasting improvements.

Advanced Features That Drive Results

Interactive Gamification

Therapy shouldn't feel like a chore. Motus Nova incorporates engaging games and challenges that encourage participation while making rehabilitation more enjoyable. Users stay motivated while completing the high number of repetitions needed to support recovery.

AI-Powered Therapy

An intelligent algorithm continuously analyzes your performance and automatically adjusts your therapy program. This personalized approach helps ensure exercises remain appropriately challenging as your abilities improve.

Biofeedback Technology

Real-time biofeedback helps reinforce correct movement patterns and strengthens communication between the brain and muscles. Users receive immediate feedback about their performance, helping maximize each therapy session.

Real-Time Progress Tracking

Track improvements in strength, range of motion, and performance over time. Seeing measurable progress can be highly motivating and helps users stay committed to their rehabilitation program.

Active Assistance

Even individuals with very limited movement may be able to participate. The system can assist movement when needed, helping users practice motions they may not yet be able to perform independently. This allows therapy to begin earlier and supports continued recovery even when movement is severely impaired.

Why Attend a Motus Nova Demo Day?

Our Demo Day gives stroke survivors and their families an opportunity to:

• See the technology in action
• Learn how Motus Nova supports neuroplasticity and recovery
• Experience the system firsthand
• Ask questions about candidacy and expected outcomes
• Learn about insurance and funding options
• Discuss their rehabilitation goals with experienced therapy professionals

Most importantly, Demo Day helps determine whether Motus Nova may be a good fit for your specific recovery needs.

Who May Benefit?

Motus Nova may be appropriate for individuals who:

• Have experienced a stroke
• Continue to have arm, hand, or leg weakness
• Want to continue making progress after traditional therapy
• Are looking for an at-home rehabilitation solution
• Need assistance performing repetitive therapeutic exercises
• Are motivated to participate in a regular home exercise program

Even if your stroke occurred months or years ago, recovery may still be possible. The brain retains the ability to change throughout life, and many stroke survivors continue to make meaningful gains with the right training and practice.

Ready to Learn More?

Don't let stroke recovery stop when therapy ends. Discover how Motus Nova can help bring intensive rehabilitation into your home and support continued progress toward your goals. Join Us for a FREE Demo Day. Appointments are limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Call 256-509-4398 today to reserve your Demo Day appointment or to discuss additional rehabilitation options with the Therapy Achievements team.