Give the Gift of Mobility

$75 gifts a client one mobility session
$150 gifts a client two mobility sessions
$500 will sponsor a client and their annual client fee
$600 gifts a client one month of mobility sessions*
$750 will gift 10 client mobility sessions
$1,500 will gift 20 client mobility sessions
$3,600 gifts six months of mobility sessions*
$7,200 gifts 1 year of mobility sessions*

* 2 sessions per week

As the only neurological therapy program in our community that provides affordable access to three robotic exoskeletons and advanced technologies, we play a critical role for individuals with neurological mobility challenges to not only regain mobility and walk but maintain their mobility. Bridging Bionics’ unique program provides individuals with the opportunity to regularly exercise with support from physical therapists and personal trainers, improving both their physical and mental wellbeing.

Now more than ever, we need your help to continue serving our community with quality programming. We see that mobility is vital to maintaining wellness. Due to the nature of our client’s neurological conditions and paralysis, they cannot move without assistance of a trained therapist. We operate five days per week from two health-club facilities, 52 weeks per year. Traditional medical insurance, Medicare and Medicaid do not cover this therapy. Our program bridges the gap making our therapeutic program with advanced technologies accessible for all. No one is turned away due to financial hardship, and it’s made possible through funding from generous donors like you!

For just $900/day, we are able to serve our community and provide adults and children with the critical care they need to maintain their wellness and regain mobility.

We make a difference and change lives, one step at a time. By giving the gift of mobility, your donation will keep individuals with neurological mobility impairments in our community healthier, physically active, socially connected and walking!

Thank you for your support.

In wellness and gratitude,

Amanda Boxtel, Executive Director