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NewGait inventor and CEO, Benga Adeeko, is featured on The Best Morning Routine, Ever! Podcast
In her podcast, Dr. Lunide Louis chats with entrepreneurs discussing effective morning routine tips and how healthy morning habits have contributed to their success. Benga Adeeko reflects on his morning routine as well as the NewGait origin story.
By Lunide Louis | lunide@bmrever.com | Published March 23, 2020
Woman injured in helicopter crash that killed her father gets device meant to help her walk again
BOISE, Idaho — Eight months ago, a helicopter crash in Malheur County killed a man and injured his daughter. Now, after fracturing her spine and losing control of muscles in her legs because of nerve damage, she is learning to walk again with the help of a San Diego-based company, NewGait.
By Shirah Matsuzawa | www.ktvb.com | Published June 20, 2020
SpeedMaker Innovation Helps Marquette County Woman Regain the Ability to Walk
Gwinn - "My biggest goal was to run, and Dr. Coccia, my surgeon, said -- I live on a dairy farm -- he said 'You're never going to be able to chase cows again' and I said, 'I bet you I'm going to be, I'm going to be running."
By Wil Hunter | wil.hunter@upmatters.com | Published July 6, 2016
NewGait Brings New Opportunities for Physical Therapy
Gwinn (WLUC) - With one step at a time, Scott Weiser is on his long road to recovery after a car accident and multiple sclerosis has limited his mobility. However, with the NewGait device, Weiser's steps are much smoother.
By Nicoel Buchmann | uppermichigansource.com | Published November 7, 2017
Emily's Recovery | ABC 10 Feature
Skandia - One woman has defied the odds after a fall on her family's farm in Michigan left her paralyzed. Hoping to get back to her passion for farming, she has pushed the limits of her recovery, surpassing all expectations.
By Charles Coccia | ABC10up.com | Published July 21, 2016
NewGait Inspires New NMU Study
Gwinn (WLUC) - Almost two years ago, a 12 foot fall onto concrete left Emily DeVooght with a major spinal cord injury, limiting her mobility. Emily is now walking and running on her own. She gives credit to the Speed Maker, an athlete geared device, for her fast recovery.
By Nicole Buchmann | uppermichigansource.com | Published November 8, 2017
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