KMI announces strategic distribution agreement with Mobility to market stroke therapy devices

Kinetic Muscles Inc. (“KMI”) (www.kineticmuscles.com), a leading developer of stroke therapy technology, today announced a strategic distribution agreement with Mobility Research (“Mobility”), also of Tempe, that will allow Mobility to market KMI’s products in specific international markets.

“Mobility is respected throughout the therapy industry, with an extensive international distribution network and more than 4,000 worldwide clinical installations of the LiteGait® System”

KMI manufactures the innovative Hand Mentor and Foot Mentor stroke therapy devices. Mobility is a global leader with their highly successful LiteGait® Partial-Weight-Assisted Treadmill System. It is used for rehabilitation therapy to assist in the recovery of walking function.

“Mobility is respected throughout the therapy industry, with an extensive international distribution network and more than 4,000 worldwide clinical installations of the LiteGait® System,” said Grant Farrell, president and CEO of KMI, in announcing the agreement.

“This partnership provides an excellent opportunity for KMI to broaden deployment of our products while we continue to focus on our revolutionary ‘Virtual Clinic’ in-home stroke therapy system,” said Farrell.

"The addition of KMI’s world-class products to our lineup makes it easier for our distributors to provide their thousands of customers with a total rehab solution," said Steve Martinez, Director of Sales and Marketing for Mobility Research. "We believe KMI’s solutions will perfectly complement our commitment to provide people the best therapy possible at an affordable price."

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