With your support, 15 year old Tyler Brown walks again—one (robotic exoskeleton) step at a time.

One day after school, Tyler Brown and his twin brother, Kevin, were walking along a busy street when they were struck by a car. Though Kevin was hit first, his injuries were not as grave as Tyler’s

By Carolann Murphy, PA, Senior Writer

June 19, 2019. The application of new technology in rehabilitation research has resulted in a new tool for restoring mobility to individuals recovering from stroke. The U.S. Food & Drug Administration recently approved the ReStore exo-suit (ReWalk Robotics)

Gallery Walk highlights new generation of changemakers using data and technology to empower the developing world

October 8, 2018 – Kessler Foundation participated in the 2018 Gallery Walk, an interactive event designed to educate and provide actionable insights to help achieve the United Nation's

September 28, 2015. Researchers have found that use of a foot drop stimulator (WalkAide) improves walking in individuals with foot drop as a result of stroke. "Changes in center of dispalcement withthe use of a foot drop stimulator in individuals with stroke" was publsihed in the journal Clinical

Airing on CBS stations across the US, the story of stroke survivor Dez Duru

Kessler Foundation’s new stroke research study is being featured on CBS affiliates across the nation. Here’s the segment, “New Bionic Suit Helps Stroke Survivors to Walk Again,” as broadcast on CBS New York on June 21