Rehabtronics

Rehabtronics specialises in rehabilitation devices. Their portfolio includes systems like the ReGrasp Clinician Pro 2, which aids upper-limb motor recovery through functional training, and the RV-10 ReJoyce, a robotic-assisted tool for hand and wrist rehabilitation. These devices are primarily designed for clinical use in physical and occupational therapy settings to support movement exercises and recovery.

Rehabtronics is based in Canada. While the company’s headquarters location isn’t specified, its regulatory listings and device classifications align with EU requirements, indicating its involvement in the European medical device market.

Rehabtronics’ devices are listed in the euDaMed database, the official EU registry for medical devices. This registry tracks authorised products under the EU Medical Device Regulations, ensuring transparency for healthcare professionals and regulators.

Rehabtronics’ devices fall under Class I classification in the EU. This classification is typically assigned to low-risk medical devices, such as rehabilitation tools, where the risk to patient safety is minimal. The classification determines the regulatory pathway for authorisation, though individual devices must still meet EU MDR requirements.