Saebo, Inc. released the latest upper-limb stroke guidelines from the American Heart Association, which reinforce rehabilitation principles including repetitive task practice, strengthening connected to functional activity, and structured programs like GRASP.
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Just Released - Evidence-Based Treatments Rise -> NDT/Bobath Falls **2026 Stroke Rehab AHA Guidelines** The latest upper-limb stroke guidelines are reassuring. Not becau…
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- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
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- Charlotte, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Saebo, Inc.
Saebo, Inc., is a leading global provider of affordable evidenced-based therapy solutions for individuals suffering from impaired mobility and function. Headquartered in Charlotte, NC, the company was founded in 2001 by two occupational therapists specializing in upper limb recovery. Saebo's innovative products are currently offered at over 2,000 clinics and hospitals nationwide. Used within 22 of the “Top 25 Rehabilitation Hospitals” (U.S. News & World Report), many of Saebo's products are eligible for reimbursement by Medicare and most commercial insurers. A network of over 10,000 Saebo-trained clinicians, spanning four continents, is committed to helping patients around the globe achieve a new level of independence.
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