Mobility is Freedom – Until it’s Gone
IMPOWER HEALTH transforms treadmills into gait labs - helping you identify imbalances, accelerate recovery, and optimize performance.
Outpatient Rehab Clinicians and Fitness Trainers can become innovation leaders, improving the lives of their patients and members while future-proofing their business with IMPOWER HEALTH.
Today, these same Clinicians and Fitness Trainers must rely on subjective visuals or expensive gait labs. There are simply no reliable and accessible solutions available to them.
Losing mobility often means losing your independence, your confidence — your freedom.
Most mobility assessments are still done visually, missing subtle early changes.
27M people battle mobility pain each year
$174B in unexpected medical costs
Mobility loss is a leading predictor of falls, slower recovery, and cognitive decline.
Unlike wearables, smart apps, or pressure plates, IMPOWER HEALTH provides patented technology in the only seamless package.
GAITracker™ module integrates with existing & new treadmills to deliver:
Real-time gait metrics — speed, stride length, variability, cadence, more.
Self-pacing speed control — for natural walking & safer, more effective recovery.
Clinician, trainer, and user modes for tailored feedback.
Partner with Us / Integrate Seamlessly / Grow Together!
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Boost recovery & reimbursements
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Differentiate & engage members
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Embed next-gen tech in your treadmills
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Meaningful returns with tangible improvements in people’s lives!
“Better tools are needed.”
— Peter Altenburger, Ph.D., PT
IMPOWER HEALTH traction:
3 Patents, Working MVP
3 OEMs Integrated
80+ NSF I-Corps interviews
Pilots Secured
NSF I-Corps Validation:
✅ Clinicians want quantitative over qualitative data.
✅ Staying below capital threshold drives purchases.
✅ Self-pacing solves clinical AND fitness pain points.
✅ CPT documentation enables reimbursements.
✅ Clinician / Trainer adoption = gatekeepers.
Creating a treadmill that works with you
Biomechanics is the study of the human body in motion. By applying principles from mechanics and engineering, biomechanists are able to study the forces that act on the body and the effects they produce. In biomechanics, movement is studied in order to understand the underlying mechanisms involved in the movement or in the acquisition and regulation of skill.
But no, our Gait Analysis won’t work like this.