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Landmark independent study reports significantly improved task performance and satisfaction and lower pain compared with wheelchair use ReWalk users with chronic spinal cord injury were able to perform everyday kitchen
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Publication of an independent, investigator-initiated peer-reviewed study which provides long-term real-world evidence on the safety, utilization and user experience of the ReWalk® Personal Exoskeleton in individuals
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An independent peer-reviewed study published in the Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice demonstrates that individuals with chronic spinal cord injury using Lifeward's ReWalk personal exoskeleton showed significant improvements in daily activity performance, satisfaction, and reduced pain compared to wheelchair use. All 12 study participants successfully performed kitchen tasks while standing, 10 performed grooming tasks, and 8 reported improvements in bowel and bladder function. The findings support ReWalk's clinical value as Lifeward expands commercial distribution and reports 13% year-over-year sales growth to $2.5 million in Q2 2026.