Regain Control
Restore
Independence
Find out if you qualify for MyoPro — a powered
brace designed to help you regain arm and
hand mobility.
Regain Control
Restore Independence
Find out if you qualify for MyoPro — a powered brace designed to help you regain arm and hand mobility.
Conditions MyoPro Can Help With
The MyoPro orthosis is designed to assist individuals with neuromuscular and neurological
disease or injury. The most common medical conditions include:
With a
stroke
Brachial Plexus
Injury (BPI)
Brain
Injury (BI)
Spinal Cord
Injury (SCI)
Other
Neurological
Disease
Conditions MyoPro Can Help With
The MyoPro orthosis is designed to assist individuals with neuromuscular and neurological disease or injury. The most common medical conditions include:
With a
stroke
Brachial Plexus
Injury (BPI)
Brain
Injury (BI)
Spinal Cord
Injury (SCI)
Other
Neurological
Disease
Empowering You
to Move Again
MyoPro is a powered orthosis (brace) designed
to help individuals who have suffered a
neurological injury or condition, such as a
stroke or brachial plexus injury, regain use of a
weakened or paralyzed arm. It detects the
user’s own muscle signals — even faint ones —
and activates motors to move the arm and hand
as desired.
Empowering You
to Move Again
MyoPro is a powered orthosis (brace) designed
to help individuals who have suffered a neurological injury or condition, such as a stroke or brachial plexus injury, regain use of a weakened or paralyzed arm. It detects the user’s own muscle signals — even faint ones — and activates motors to move the arm and hand as desired.
A Second Chance at Mobility Starts Here
Assists with daily
activities like eating &
dressing
Supports weakened
muscles
Helps restore
confidence and
independence
Medicare & insurance
options available
A Second Chance
at Mobility Starts Here
Assists with daily
activities like eating &
dressing
Supports weakened
muscles
Helps restore
confidence and
independence
Medicare & insurance
options available
The Process to Getting a MyoPro
Steps 1
Submit Your Info — Take our
short quiz to check eligibility.
Steps 2
Clinical Evaluation — You’ll
meet with a specialist to assess fit.
Steps 3
Insurance Approval — We
handle the paperwork with Medicare or your provider.
Steps 4
Custom Fitting — Your MyoPro
is built to match your needs.
Steps 5
Training & Use — We guide you on using
MyoPro to maximize results.
The Process to
Getting a MyoPro
Steps 1
Submit Your Info — Take
ourshort quiz to
check eligibility.
Steps 2
Clinical Evaluation — You’ll
meet with a specialist
to assess fit.
Steps 3
Insurance Approval — We
handle the paperwork with
Medicare or your provider.
Steps 4
Custom Fitting — Your
MyoProis built to
match your needs.
Steps 5
Training & Use — We guide
you on using MyoPro to
maximize results.
Who qualifies for MyoPro?
Adolescents (ages 12+), adults (ages 18+), Veterans, with neuromuscular conditions and injuries including but not limited to:
· Brachial Plexus Injury
· Spinal Cord Injury
· Cerebral Palsy
· CVA (stroke)
The MyoPro allows a user with arm or hand paralysis to experience movement in the time it takes to put it on. It is the only device available that can immediately enable movement of a paralyzed hand and arm. Training by an occupational therapist or physical therapist is required to achieve competence with the device. With the MyoPro, everyday tasks such as feeding and dressing may now be done again, every day.
What is the process for obtaining a MyoPro?
Typically, a telephone conversation is first done to see if MyoPro might be right for you. Then a physical evaluation is done by a certified clinician During the evaluation session, an Orthotist/Prosthetist will:
· Discuss and demonstrate the MyoPro brace and provide education regarding aspects of use
· Ensure the MyoPro is clinically and medically appropriate for the candidate by testing upper limb muscle strength and range of motion. Other assessment areas include EMG (electromyographic) signal strength in relevant muscle groups, upper limb sensation, pain levels and anatomical measurements
· Discuss insurance benefits, coverage and potential cost. The MyoPro-certified O&P provider will work with you to see if your device will be reimbursed by your health insurance plan. Many payers have covered the cost of the MyoPro, including national and regional health plans, worker’s compensation for job-related injuries, and the VA for qualified veterans.
· Discuss the role and importance of occupational therapy for new MyoPro users
· Complete all necessary evaluation paperwork
When you pass the evaluation, and if you intend to use insurance, certain paperwork must be completed and then Myomo files for pre-approval with your insurance company. If you intend to use VA, Myomo will help guide you through that process.The insurance approval process may take months, depending on your carrier. After approval, you visit a Myomo qualified Orthotics and Prosthetics practice to have a cast taken of your arm so that we may custom-fit the MyoPro. A couple of weeks later the finished custom device is ready for you. The MyoPro device will be calibrated to the user’s individual muscle signal profile and minor adjustments to the MyoPro can be made to optimize comfort.
How does the device work?
MyoPro works by reading the faint nerve signals from the surface of the skin, without the need for implants or surgery, and activating small motors to move the arm and hand as the user intends. The user wearing the brace is in complete control of their own hand and arm, the device simply amplifies the weak muscle signals to help move the limb.
These inspiring individuals regained movement and independence with MyoPro.
Hear From People Just Like You
Who qualifies for MyoPro?
Adolescents (ages 12+), adults (ages 18+), Veterans, with neuromuscular conditions and injuries including but not limited to:
· Brachial Plexus Injury
· Spinal Cord Injury
· Cerebral Palsy
· CVA (stroke)
The MyoPro allows a user with arm or hand paralysis to experience movement in the time it takes to put it on. It is the only device available that can immediately enable movement of a paralyzed hand and arm. Training by an occupational therapist or physical therapist is required to achieve competence with the device. With the MyoPro, everyday tasks such as feeding and dressing may now be done again, every day.
What is the process for obtaining a MyoPro?
Typically, a telephone conversation is first done to see if MyoPro might be right for you. Then a physical evaluation is done by a certified clinician During the evaluation session, an Orthotist/Prosthetist will:
· Discuss and demonstrate the MyoPro brace and provide education regarding aspects of use
· Ensure the MyoPro is clinically and medically appropriate for the candidate by testing upper limb muscle strength and range of motion. Other assessment areas include EMG (electromyographic) signal strength in relevant muscle groups, upper limb sensation, pain levels and anatomical measurements
· Discuss insurance benefits, coverage and potential cost. The MyoPro-certified O&P provider will work with you to see if your device will be reimbursed by your health insurance plan. Many payers have covered the cost of the MyoPro, including national and regional health plans, worker’s compensation for job-related injuries, and the VA for qualified veterans.
· Discuss the role and importance of occupational therapy for new MyoPro users
· Complete all necessary evaluation paperwork
When you pass the evaluation, and if you intend to use insurance, certain paperwork must be completed and then Myomo files for pre-approval with your insurance company. If you intend to use VA, Myomo will help guide you through that process.The insurance approval process may take months, depending on your carrier. After approval, you visit a Myomo qualified Orthotics and Prosthetics practice to have a cast taken of your arm so that we may custom-fit the MyoPro. A couple of weeks later the finished custom device is ready for you. The MyoPro device will be calibrated to the user’s individual muscle signal profile and minor adjustments to the MyoPro can be made to optimize comfort.
How does the device work?
MyoPro works by reading the faint nerve signals from the surface of the skin, without the need for implants or surgery, and activating small motors to move the arm and hand as the user intends. The user wearing the brace is in complete control of their own hand and arm, the device simply amplifies the weak muscle signals to help move the limb.
These inspiring individuals regained movement and independence with MyoPro.
Hear From People Just Like You
Vince demonstrates how he uses
his MyoPro to assist with
activities of daily living following a stroke
A retired USMC veteran
demonstrates how the MyoPro
helped with important tasks
around the house
Michelle returns to her studies as
an occupational therapist
following complications from
brain surgery
Lucinda discusses how she uses
her MyoPro Motion G to perform everyday tasks following a stroke
Alex is able to return to
work after a Brachial
Plexus Injury
David Karchem talks about how the MyoPro changed what he could do
and couldn’t do
Vince demonstrates how he uses his
MyoPro to assist with activities of daily
living following a stroke
A retired USMC veteran demonstrates
how the MyoPro helped with important
tasks around the house
Michelle returns to her studies as an occupational therapist following
complications from brain surgery
Lucinda discusses how she
uses her MyoPro Motion G to perform
everyday tasks following a stroke
Alex is able to return to
work after a Brachial
Plexus Injury
David Karchem talks about how the
MyoPro changed what he could
do and couldn’t do
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the MyoPro custom made for each patient?
Each MyoPro brace is custom fabricated to each patient for optimum comfort and performance. The individual being fitted may be presented with a variety of MyoPro colors and patterns to choose from.
What is the process for obtaining a MyoPro?
· Simplified donning through color-coded tabs and rings.
· More intuitive and faster setup for donning - Easy-to-tighten straps.
· Increased independence for users with limited mobility - numbered sticker system for easy wrist/elbow alignment.
· Advanced EMG monitoring and adjustment via MyConfig software.
· Reduced fitting time for clinicians: Updated training and instruction materials to support users and practitioners.
What is a screening day?
A screening day is one opportunity for this free hands-on evaluation by a certified clinician to see if MyoPro might be right for you. They are typically held at the offices of our orthotics and prosthetics or rehabilitation partners. Find a location near you to sign up. If a screening day date or location is not convenient for you, we will work with you to find another more convenient time and place to be evaluated.
Should MyoPro patients plan to see a physical OR OCCUPATIONAL therapist after getting the brace configured?
It is recommended that all new MyoPro users attend occupational therapy or physical therapy to develop proficiency and independence with their MyoPro. Once a therapist is trained on the MyoPro system, they can assist the user by developing a customized treatment plan that will maximize their functionality and overall success. Therapy with a MyoPro can include functional task practice, improving muscle control and coordination, learning how to put on/take off the MyoPro and how to care for it at home.
How do I order a MyoPro for myself or a family member?
The MyoPro brace is prescribed by physicians and provided solely by Orthotics & Prosthetics (O&P) professionals, who have been trained and qualified by Myomo Inc. to evaluate, mold and fit the MyoPro. To find qualified providers near you, please contact us. To get a MyoPro, a patient must first schedule an evaluation session.
Don’t Miss Out
on Medicare-
Covered Access
Limited availability for evaluations each month.
Submit your information today to reserve your
spot.
Don’t Miss Out on Medicare- Covered Access
Limited availability for evaluations each month.
Submit your information today to reserve your
spot.
Break Barriers
Take Back Your Life
Your path to recovery starts now
Break Barriers
Take Back Your Life
Your path to recovery starts now
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