SEATTLE – Healing Innovations, a leader in advanced rehabilitation technology, is pleased to announce the Rise&Walk® is now in use at Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital, where it will improve recovery outcomes for patients in Seattle and Snohomish County, Wash. communities.

Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital offers personalized, intensive rehabilitation programs designed to support recovery from various conditions including stroke, brain injury, neurological disorders, trauma and spinal cord injuries. 

With a focus on maximizing health, function, and quality of life, Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital will now be able to enhance recovery outcomes with the cutting-edge Rise&Walk technology.

"Bringing technology like the Rise&Walk to our hospital furthers our commitment to helping patients regain independence and improve their quality of life," said Hilary Wirkkala, DPT at Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital. "The addition of leading-edge robotic technology to our therapy programs will benefit patients recovering from a wide variety of illnesses, while making it easier for our team to deliver the highest quality of care.” 

The Rise&Walk is specifically designed for patients with neurological and mobility impairments, enhancing gait training by coordinating movements of the upper and lower extremities. This innovative neurorehabilitation station combines robotic-assisted gait therapy, seated exercises, and balance support, all designed to stimulate neuroplasticity — a critical component of functional recovery.

“By bringing Rise&Walk to hospitals like Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital, we are able to provide innovative rehabilitation technology to even more patients, helping them accelerate their recovery and regain independence,” said Luke Benda, CEO of Healing Innovations. “We’re excited to collaborate with Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital  as they deliver exceptional care while making a meaningful impact on the lives of patients in the Puget Sound region.”

Located north of Seattle, at 12911 Beverly Park Rd., Lynnwood, Wash. 98087, Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital is a joint venture between Lifepoint Health and Providence Swedish. 

About Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital:

Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital is a 40-bed inpatient acute rehabilitation facility dedicated to helping individuals recover from severe injuries and illnesses. With specialized programs for stroke recovery, brain injuries, spinal cord injuries, neurological conditions, amputations, trauma, and orthopedic injuries, the hospital provides personalized, intensive rehabilitation tailored to each patient’s unique needs. Designed to create an optimal healing environment, the hospital features a stroke and neurology wellness unit, dialysis-friendly rooms, and an adaptive kitchen for re-learning daily living skills. Committed to improving health, function and quality of life, Providence Swedish Rehabilitation Hospital combines state-of-the-art facilities with compassionate care to empower patients on their recovery journeys.

About Healing Innovations, Inc:

Healing Innovations is a medical technology company based in Nashville, TN, that specializes in the rehabilitation robotics industry. Healing Innovations’ mission is to increase access to rehabilitation by developing market-leading robotic technology that improves health, mobility, and independence for people recovering from neurological injuries. The company’s first technology, the Rise&Walk® InClinic, is the world's first rehabilitation station with three unique therapeutic zones for activity-based therapies and the first technology to integrate the upper extremities into the gait pattern for retraining. The company is supported by some of the leading innovation organizations in the country, including the National Science Foundation, the Shepherd Center, Memorial Hermann TIRR, and more, to help bring technology to patients and help people walk again. To learn more about Healing Innovations, please visit healinginnovations.com.

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March 26, 2025