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By Laurie Magerfleisch, PT, DPT  Functional electrical stimulation has one of the strongest evidence bases in neurorehabilitation, but not every study, poster, or chart shared online deserves equal weight. Whether you are a clinician, a person with a neurological condition, or a caregiver, these…

Restorative Therapies was founded in 2004 to bring FES out of the lab and into clinics and homes. How it started, from Dr. John McDonald’s spinal cord injury work to the RT300, Xcite and Xcite2.

Restorative Therapies was founded in 2004 to bring FES out of the lab and into clinics and homes. How it started, from Dr. John McDonald’s spinal cord injury work to the RT300, Xcite and Xcite2.

Electrical stimulation is not one intervention with one outcome. The 2026 AHA/ASA guideline grades FES and NMES separately for foot drop, gait, the upper extremity, shoulder pain, and spasticity, and the grades differ.

Fatigue in multiple sclerosis isn’t just a limitation—it’s something that can be influenced and improved. New approaches in neurorehabilitation, including exercise and functional electrical stimulation (FES), are helping patients move more efficiently and regain access to meaningful activity.

Fatigue in multiple sclerosis isn’t just a limitation—it’s something that can be influenced and improved. New approaches in neurorehabilitation, including exercise and functional electrical stimulation (FES), are helping patients move more efficiently and regain access to meaningful activity.

Restorative Therapies introduced the RT300 FES therapy system at KIMES 2026, expanding access to advanced neurorehabilitation for stroke, spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis. As a Class II medical device, the RT300 delivers clinically driven functional electrical stimulation (FES) to support mobility, muscle re-education,…

Fatigue in multiple sclerosis isn’t just a limitation—it’s something that can be influenced and improved. New approaches in neurorehabilitation, including exercise and functional electrical stimulation (FES), are helping patients move more efficiently and regain access to meaningful activity.

Restorative Therapies introduced the RT300 FES therapy system at KIMES 2026, expanding access to advanced neurorehabilitation for stroke, spinal cord injury, and multiple sclerosis. As a Class II medical device, the RT300 delivers clinically driven functional electrical stimulation (FES) to support mobility, muscle re-education,…

After a life-changing motocross accident, Aaron Morgan turned to functional electrical stimulation (FES) therapy to rebuild strength, improve mobility, and reclaim independence. His journey highlights the real-world impact of advanced neurorehabilitation technology, showing how tools like the RT300 can support recovery after spinal cord…