State of the Art Technology & Equipment

Ability KC’s 3D Printer allows therapists the freedom to produce custom adaptive equipment and splinting for children and adults receiving therapy services. Ability KC is one of the few facilities in the region with this innovative technology resulting in added value for individuals and families.

The Bioness H200 supports the wrist in a functional position, allowing the fingers and thumb to move more efficiently while reaching, grasping and pinching. The H200 is programmed by a clinician to stimulate the appropriate nerves and muscles of the forearm and hand.

Enables functional based, intensive, over ground gait training and is designed to support the re- learning of correct step patterns and weight shifts. Ability KC is a top five EKSO user in the United States. 

The FES Bike applies small electrical pulses to muscles to restore or improve their function. The FES Bike is commonly used for exercise, but also to assist with breathing, grasping, transferring, standing and walking. Some individuals with spinal cord injury have also shown improved bladder and bowel function with the use of the FES Bike.

The interactive metronome is a research-based training program that helps children and adults improve their attention, memory and coordination abilities. This technology works for individuals of all ages who have a variety of conditional affecting their cognitive and physical abilities.

Saebo enables individuals with neurological impairments such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and cerebral palsy the ability to work on their hand function.

Vital Stimulation is a specialized form of neuromuscular electrical stimulation (NMES), specifically designed to treat swallowing disorders.