A Sudbury business brings a stroke rehabilitation device to commercialization.

Med-tech startup IRegained, whose MyHand device helps stroke patients regain hand function, is moving to commercial production.

Sudbury med-tech company taking stroke rehabilitation device to commercial production.

The med-tech startup, whose MyHand device helps stroke patients regain hand function, is moving to commercial production, having secured a major distributor, Performance Health, to market, sell and disseminate its product in the U.S.

Sudbury company goes from 'start-up to scale-up'.

Sudbury has once again demonstrated its prowess in medical technology advancement. Innovation clearly happens in Sudbury.

IRegained Inc is proud to share that we have hit our first big commercialization success.

We received out first Purchase order for the MyHand System from The University of Texas, Health Sciences Center at San Antonio.

IRegained journey of launching our MyHand System in the market.

We pursued to achieve this important milestone to commercialize the device in Canada - Our Medical Device Establishment License (MDEL).

Business of the Month: Following FDA approval, IRegained ready to tackle U.S. market

his Northern Ontario Business of the Month feature was made possible through the support of Laurentian University. In December 2021, Marion Robinson suffered a stroke that left her paralyzed, to the point where she resigned herself to never walking or using her hands again.

IRegained partners with BioT to bring remote-monitored rehabilitation to clinicians and their stroke survivor patients.

IRegained, a MedTech company, has developed their clinically-validated, therapist-directed digital rehabilitation device to empower stroke and traumatic brain injury survivors to reclaim their independence and regain their lives.

IRegained Inc. is thrilled to announce the official launch of collaboration with Wistron Medical and TMU.

IRegained Inc. is excited to announce the official launch of the collaboration with Wistron Medical Technology Corporation for APAC distribution and Taipei Medical University for Clinical Research at the International Partnership Launch Ceremony in Taipei, Taiwan.

IRegained Inc. the Sudbury medtech firm takes its device to the cloud.

Sudbury's IRegained has signed a deal with BioT to bring its services online, giving physicians the power to monitor their patients' progress remotely.

IRegained seeking to commercialize hand rehabilitation system with CTA and TMU

IRegained Inc. a Canadian digital neurotherapeutics startup is advancing its post-stroke hand rehabilitation device, the MyHand System, towards commercialization with the device presently undergoing clinical validation.

Workforce growth expect at Sudbury start-up developing stroke rehabilitation device

IRegained Inc. is developing the MyHand system, which improves the hand function of patients who've suffered a stroke or traumatic brain injury. It's currently in clinical validation trials, but should be ready to hit the market in 2023.

IRegained, making a positive impact on the health of the community

Revolutionizing the rehabilitation of stroke patients with the help of Laurentian graduates

Techstination Interview: Vineet Johnson

IRegained Inc. CEO Vineet Johnson at Techstination: Tech to re-wire brain to hand functions following stroke

Vineet Johnson, CEO and Founder of the IRegained Inc. at CA exclusive interview

IRegained Inc. is a digital neurotherapeutics (DTx) company developing innovative data-driven personalized rehabilitation solutions for stroke and traumatic brain injury patients.

Sudbury med-tech startup marks important step

IRegained is a project “20 years in the making,” according to Johnson, which aims to develop technological solutions that fit the physical rehabilitation needs of people with disabilities.

Sudbury med-tech startup opens doors to new office.

IRegained, a medical technology startup based in Sudbury, has opened a new office at NORCAT, the city’s regional innovation centre.

IRegained finds new home at NORCAT, hits an important milestone towards commercialization.

IRegained step closer to hitting the commercial market sometime next year by moving into the NORCAT Centre.

IRegained at 25th annual Bell Business Excellence Awards

IRegained was the winner at the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce which celebrated 10 local entrepreneurs and businesses on May 26, during its annual Bell Business Excellence Awards gala.

IRegained is a proud winner in the INNOVEX Pitch Contest.

IRegained won USD40K #InnoVEX Pitch Contest in the healthcare and biotech category.

IRegained in Angel Investors Ontario 15-Year Anniversary Special Publication.

The content distributor organization issuu mentioned IRegained in Angel Investors Ontario 15-Year Anniversary Special Publication.

IRegained the winner of Startup Terrace Award.

Canadian company IRegained provides Apps and games that can be customized and compiled to enhance neuroplasticity for telemedicine rehabilitation programs for hand paralysis after stroke.

New device designed in Sudbury helps stroke patients regain mobility - IRegained receives $500,000 in FedNor Funding

FedNor announced $528,550 for IRegained, the maker of The MyHand™ System, which can be used at home or in a clinic to help “rewire” a stroke survivor’s brain. Sudbury MP Viviane Lapointe speaks to diversifying the Northern economy and says companies like IRegained will play a pivotal role.

We Were Nominated as a Top Medical Device Company by The Startup Pill

This article showcases the top 101 Canadian Medical Technology companies. It describes how some the startups, like IRegained are taking a variety of approaches to develop innovative solutions in the MedTech industry.

IRegained is Transforming Post-Stroke Care with its Innovative MyHand Rehabilitative Device

IRegained is startup and social impact venture with a vision of helping patients regain their hand function after a stroke.

IRegained was a finalist in the 2021 CISCO Global Problem Solver Challenge

A Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge aims to recognize new business ideas that leverage technology for social impact from early-stage entrepreneurs around the world. Cisco Global Problem Solver Challenge 2021 with your supporters and invite them to vote for their favorite entries.

Sudbury technology helping people recover from stroke

A Sudbury company is moving ahead with an important system to help patients – globally – in recovery from brain injury.
The MyHand™ System can help patients recover from hand function disability and live independently.

IRegained featured by Changerangers.coo for being selected in CABHI 2021 SUMMIT: Accelerating Innovation in Age-Tech

The Class I device, a low cost/high efficacy solution from IRegained Inc

IRegained has developed the MyHand™ System, a proprietary MedTech rehabilitation system intended to help a patient improve/regain hand function following a stroke, by leveraging the human brain’s inherent ability to heal itself (neuroplasticity).

IRegained Inc Graduated from Octane LaunchPad

Its official, IRegained is a proud Octane LaunchPad Alumni.

IRegained Inc is a member of Better way alliance

A tweet from Better Way Alliance.
IRegained is an innovative Sudbury, ON company making devices to improve the lives of stroke patients. We are thrilled to welcome them as a business member supporting better labour standards.

IRegained Inc at Keiretsu Forum

IRegained Inc @ Keiretsu Forum, February 2020

IRegained Inc at Medtech 2019, Boston USA

21 Ontario companies attending MedTech 2019.
The products and services offered by IRegained address the physical rehabilitation needs, primarily hand function, of people who sustained a brain injury caused by a stroke or accident and were left with an impaired ability to use their hands.

IRegained Inc pitch at Northern Ontario Angels, Timmins, Ontario

A pitch about the MyHand device from IRegained.
In the video, you see proof of improvement in the ability to use hand of a stroke patient.

IRegained Inc featured on Northern Ontario Business

IRegained and its cofounder find a home in Sudbury.
Physio meets neuroscience in innovative, accessible stroke rehabilitation device.

IRegained Inc at Northern Ontario Angels Pitch Night in Sudbury, Ontario

IRegained has a solution that helps people who have sustained a brain injury from stroke regain hand function that is lost due to the trauma. CEO Vineet Johnson demonstrates IRegained’s MyHand Device, which helps to rebuild and retrain the fine-motor control in the hand and fingers.

IRegained Inc at Lakeridge IO, Spark Angel Network

Spark Angels and Lakeridge Health hosted the first ever AccessIO event! The concept behind the event was connections that will drive business forward, with the hopes of opening the door for new partnership opportunities and innovation initiatives. IRegained Inc. was one of the companies that pitched at the event.