Myomo, Inc.

06/06/2026

Chop. Scrape. Control the pan. Twist the lid. Hold the utensil.

The MyoPro® is designed to support upper limb movement during functional tasks.

Watch how users incorporate it into everyday activities like cooking as part of their rehabilitation journey.

06/04/2026

After a stroke, recovery often gets framed as physical. Strength. Range. Movement.
But many people who have lived through it recognize that the mental side can be just as significant.

Mindfulness isn't a substitute for therapy. It's something that sits alongside it. Breathing exercises that lower the noise. Quiet moments that bring you back to the room. Small habits that make the hard days feel a little more manageable.

Recovery is whole-person work. Swipe through for a closer look at how the mental and physical sides connect.

05/28/2026

What’s one skill or moment you’ve worked to relearn since your stroke?

05/28/2026

“With the device, I'm able to open and close [my fingers]."

For Gerald, the MyoPro® gave him something steady to rely on. After everything that changed, that kind of trust matters.

05/26/2026

Your doctor wants what’s best for you—but there’s often a lot to cover in a single appointment.

There are questions many stroke survivors have about recovery, available technologies, and options that may be considered. We’ve brought them together in one place.

Share with someone who may find this helpful.💚

05/22/2026

One of the most common questions we hear: does insurance cover the MyoPro®?

The short answer is yes.

The MyoPro® is covered by Medicare* and some insurance plans, including Medicare Advantage and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, for eligible patients. Our team works with you to help navigate the process.

Not sure where to start? Find answers at the link below.

*~98% Medicare approval rate. Coverage varies.

05/21/2026

Whether it's finding new words, using gestures, or simply sitting with someone who understands, there are strategies that help stroke survivors and their families stay connected.

Read more:

Communication strategies for stroke survivors and loved ones - practical tips to connect, reduce frustration, and support recovery.

05/20/2026

For many survivors, one of the most challenging moments comes during recovery, when expectations for function are uncertain.

We don't accept that. And neither do they.

May is National Stroke Awareness Month. All month long, we’ll be sharing stories from individuals living with stroke, their experiences, and the activities they continue to work toward.

See if you qualify: https://myomo.com/am-i-eligible/

05/19/2026

Dave was a fixer.

A veteran of the Maryland Army National Guard. The hands-on owner of a thriving HVAC company. A father of five. A woodworker who built things with his hands every chance he got.

Then on January 30, 2011, a stroke affected movement on his right side. At 61, he stepped away from his business. His tools sat untouched.

“I was crawling under houses earlier that day. Then somebody turns the switch off and says, you’re not going to do that anymore.”

For six years, he continued with rehabilitation. Then an occupational therapist suggested he try the MyoPro®.

“Before MyoPro®, my arm was just there. Now I can get it to do the things I want it to do.”*

Today, Dave spends time back in his workshop, creating handcrafted walking canes for people living with limited limb use. He made 20 in the first four months after receiving his device.

“If anybody says you can’t get something back that you lost years ago, that’s not always the case. It can take time and effort.”*

Dave’s story reflects one individual’s experience. Individual results may vary.

05/16/2026

Life with the MyoPro®.

For some users, it may support how they approach daily tasks and routines.

Individual results may vary.