REHABILITATION CENTERS

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DYNAMIC REHABILITATION CENTERS Dynamic Rehabilitation Centers, Inc. 1740 West Big Beaver Road, Suite 100 Troy MI 48084 REHABILITATION CENTERS;PHYSICAL THERAPY SERVICES;
NATIONAL REHABILITATION CENTERS, INC. MARINER HEALTH CENTRAL, INC. Suite 1200 One Ravinia Drive Atlanta GA 30346 REHABILITATION CENTERS, INC.;medical rehabilitation services;
PANDA REHABILITATION CENTERS PANDA PRODUCTIONS, L.C. 2600 North Central Suite 740 Phoenix AZ 85004 REHABILITATION CENTERS;medical services, hospital services, hospice services, health care services, surgical services, urgent care services, podiatry services, dermatology services, plastic surgery services, ophthalmology services, sports medicine services, heart treatment services, weight loss services, nutrition services, obstetric and gynecology services, medical laboratory services, allergy services, pediatric services, drug and alcohol abuse treatment services, mental health treatment services;
PREMIER REHABILITATION CENTERS Premier Rehabilitation Centers Limited Partnership 40 Mechanic Street Foxboro MA 02035 REHABILITATION CENTERS;medical services and physical rehabilitation services in the field of neurology;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A modular exoskeletal device adapted to fit the lower extremities of a patient during rehabilitation. The device has only two actuators during the standing stage of rehabilitation. Two additional actuators can be added, as modules, during the walking stage of rehabilitation. The actuators are affixed to the patient and provide controlled motion to at least one of the joints of the patient. A stationary control unit is separated from the patient. The control unit communicates with and directs the actuators, and has a hybrid control algorithm, such that the actuator forces are adjusted as the patient regains control of some joint motions, which is based upon the sliding-mode control theory. A back brace is affixed to the patient and helps to keep the torso of the patient in a stable, substantially vertical position.