Why Choose NSM for Bionic Assistive Devices?
At NSM, we work alongside your care team to identify the right device, schedule a trial and navigate insurance.
One team by your side, every step of the way
We handle the insurance, so you don't have to
Decades of experience you can trust
Medical devices delivered on time, without the stress
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Upper Extremity Devices: Robotic Arms & Powered Arm Supports
What are upper extremity devices?
Robotic arms and powered arm supports are devices that mount onto power wheelchairs and assist with arm and hand movement such as gripping a utensil, picking up a drink, opening a door and putting on glasses.
While robotic arms and powered arm supports are both designed to restore mobility and independence to people with limited arm and hand movement or those who have little or no arm or shoulder strength, these assistive devices work a little differently.
Want to learn more? Start the conversation with an NSM specialist so we can help you determine your next steps.
Ready to learn more? Connect with an NSM specialist to discuss your options.
Lower Body Extremity Devices: Powered Exoskeletons
What are lower extremity devices?
Powered exoskeletons help people with spinal cord injuries stand, walk and perform everyday activities. As braces, they do not affect eligibility for a wheelchair as a primary mobility device.
Traditional Medicare and Workers’ Compensation may cover these devices for eligible individuals.
Ready to learn more? Connect with an NSM specialist to discuss your options.
Power Chair Driving Assist Devices
What is a power chair driving assist device?
These assistive technologies help by:
- Enhancing driving safety and helping users avoid injury or accidents.
- Providing alternate ways to control or navigate a power wheelchair, which is particularly helpful for users who cannot use a traditional joystick.
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