Sudbury medtech device approved for sale in India

IRegained, a Digital Neurotherapeutics (DTx) company that is developing advanced, innovative neuro-rehabilitation solutions to empower people with a stroke, TBI or musculoskeletal injuries, regain function and restore their quality of life, will now begin commercial operations in India. IRegained's MyHand® System will transform the lives of stroke and brain injury survivors across the Indo-Pacific region.

The company, makes the MyHand® System, which prompts patients to perform a series of hand movements that encourages a return to function that may have been lost following a stroke.

IRegained is an alumnus of our BDSP™, Life Sciences Critical Technologies & Commercialization (LSCTC) Centre of Excellence, and WiHI programs.

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