Motus Nova Neuro Recovery

10/08/2026

Happy Physical Therapy Month!

We asked Leslie, our PT Clinical Specialist, what she pays attention to when working with people navigating neurological recovery.

It’s often the small movements: how someone initiates a movement, what their body is doing along the way, and how those small changes can build toward bigger, more functional movement.

Here’s to the physical therapists who notice the details, keep asking what’s possible, and help their patients keep moving forward.

Tag a PT who’s made a difference for you or someone you love.

10/07/2026

10/07/2026

Movement matters in rare disease, and we're excited to talk about it in Aurora next week.

Cynthia Patschull, OTR/L, CNS, is presenting at the Colorado Rare Disease Research Day & Fair on October 12 and 13. Tuesday is the community day, so if you're a patient, family member or caregiver, stop by our booth and see the Motus Hand and Motus Foot up close.

📍 Children's Hospital Conference Center, Aurora
🗓️ Oct 12 & 13, 9am to 5pm
🔗 Register: rarediseasefair.org/

10/05/2026

Join us LIVE on Facebook October 7th from 5-6PM EST!

Meet Samantha and Leslie online who will be available for the hour to answer any and all questions you or your loved one may have about Motus Nova, from what we do to what you can expect.

Tune in live or comment anything you've been wondering about Motus!

We can’t wait to hear from you and connect with you!

10/02/2026

Thinking about trying the Motus Hand? Here’s what you can expect:

• FDA registered Class I device, covered by Medicare and select insurance plans
• Multiple games with different skill levels to keep sessions engaging
• A coach paired with you to help guide your progress
• Built-in tracking and reports so you can see your progress over time
• Home exercise unit that adapts to your progress

Recovery works best when it fits into real life. This is what that can look like.

Want to see if Motus Hand could fit into your recovery? Tap the link in our bio to get started.

10/01/2026

We are proud to feature this month's Champion of Recovery!

Meet Dr. Taylor Licursi, PT, DPT, MHA, a dedicated and experienced physical therapist with nearly a decade of expertise in the field. She serves as the supervisor of the Hackensack Meridian outpatient neurorehabilitation clinic in Paramus, New Jersey, where she leads a patient-centered rehabilitation team.

Under her leadership, the clinic is committed to providing exceptional care for individuals recovering from neurological conditions. The team includes several board-certified neuro clinical specialists and holds certifications in spinal cord injury and stroke rehabilitation. Taylor and her team focus on creating individualized treatment plans to help patients achieve their recovery goals in a supportive and highly specialized environment. The team is known to advocate for their patients by connecting them with technology and other available devices that can help with their rehabilitation both at home and in the clinic.

In need of expert Neuro Rehabilitation in the North New Jersey area? Taylor and her team are accepting new patients now and can be reached at 201-972-8250.

Our next upcoming Motus Nova clinic screening day is Tuesday, October 6, 2026, from 10:30am to 2:30pm on the Outpatient Neuro Rehab 5th floor.

Please call Hackensack Meridian outpatient neurorehabilitation at 201-972-8250 or email Motus Nova Clinical Specialist Jamie Kurtz at [email protected] to secure your time slot and try the Motus Nova in person.

09/30/2026

“My hand was so swollen I could barely move it.” Hear it straight from one of our patients on what recovery looked like before Motus and what changed once she started using it.

Real stories like hers are why we created Motus Nova, to give patients the care they need right in the comfort of their home.

09/25/2026

Foot drop may show up in the foot, but the muscles involved extend much farther up the leg.

The Motus Foot works with the muscles that help lift and control your foot and toes, engaging the movement system that supports walking.

Swipe through to see the muscles involved and how the Motus Foot works beyond the foot.

Have questions about whether the Motus Foot is right for you? Tap the link in our bio to connect with your local Clinical Specialist.

09/21/2026

If you’ve ever been told, “If you haven’t seen progress by six months or a year, this may be as far as you’ll go” we want you to know there may be another chapter. ❤️

We’ve seen patients regain movement years after stroke, including patients who were more than 10+ years post-stroke.

Recovery doesn’t always follow a timeline. Keep moving. Keep practicing. Keep believing there’s more to discover.
Motus Nova is built to help make every movement count.