Recovery tools to help you keep moving forward.
Explore home recovery devices, guided services, and free educational resources designed to support recovery after stroke, brain injury, and other neurological conditions.
Tools to spark recovery
Each one turns the repetition therapy requires into something you’ll actually want to do again tomorrow — on your own, or with a therapist alongside you.
FitMi
MusicGlove
Flex AFO
CT Speech & Cognitive App
Remote Neuro Recovery Program
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Tell us what you’re working on. We’ll show you what therapists most often start people with — and the free guide that goes with it.
What do you want to work on?
Pick the area that matters most right now.
Recovery is repetition, made bearable
The research is consistent: the brain rebuilds motor pathways through high volumes of quality, task-specific movement. The hard part was never the science — it was doing 300 repetitions on a Tuesday afternoon with no one watching.
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Home-based neurorehabilitation, explained
Most neurological recovery happens outside the clinic. A typical outpatient stroke program gives you two or three hours of therapy a week, while research on neuroplasticity suggests the brain needs hundreds of quality repetitions a day to rebuild motor pathways. That gap between what insurance covers and what the brain requires is the problem Flint Rehab was built to solve.
Home-based neurorehabilitation closes it with three things: a structured exercise plan you can follow without a therapist in the room, immediate feedback so you know a repetition counted, and enough variety that you come back tomorrow. Our devices provide all three. FitMi covers the full body across 40+ adaptive exercises; MusicGlove concentrates on hand and finger function; the Flex AFO supports walking with foot drop; and the CT Speech & Cognitive App addresses aphasia, memory, and attention.
None of this replaces your therapist. Our most successful users bring their progress data to appointments and use clinic time for the things only a clinician can do — assessment, adjustment, and the judgment call about what to work on next. If you’re early in stroke recovery, recovering from a traumatic brain injury, or living with a spinal cord injury, our condition guides are a good place to start before you buy anything at all.
And if your injury was years ago: recovery can continue for years. Plateaus are usually about the amount of practice, not the limit of what’s possible.
Common questions
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Will insurance or VA benefits cover a device?
How much practice does it take to see change?
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Is it too late if my stroke was years ago?
What if a device doesn’t work for me?
The path is different depending on where you’re standing
Pick the one that sounds like you. Every route starts with something free.
I’m recovering
Build a home practice you can keep up with, and understand what’s actually happening in your brain and body.
I’m caring for someone
Support progress without becoming the therapist — and find something you can do together that isn’t a fight.
I’m a clinician or therapist
Extend your plan of care past discharge, with devices already in use at 400+ rehab hospitals.