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Outcomes Associated With Progressive Balance And Gait Training Using The KineAssist® Robot
Using a randomized controlled research design, compare walking outcomes resulting from gait and balance training with standard physical therapist interaction versus training with the addition of a KineAssist® robotic system that provides for safety and freedom of movement.
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