About Neuro20

Bridging the Care Cliff

Why the Care Cliff Exits

The Care Cliff describes the point at which access to structured rehabilitation declines or ends,
while the individual’s need for continued care, support, and functional improvement remains.

Its impact can extend beyond physical function, affecting independence, confidence, participation,
caregiver burden, mental well-being, and overall quality of life.

Neurological care should be measured not only by short-term rehabilitation milestones, but by what happens over the long term. People should not be left without meaningful support simply because a formal phase of rehabilitation has ended.

Why We Exist

For many people living with neurological conditions, the need for care continues long after formal rehabilitation ends.

Neuro20 exists to help bridge that gap by extending clinician-directed care beyond the clinic and into the home,
supporting movement, function, independence, participation, and quality of life over the long term.

Because neurological needs do not end when rehabilitation does.

Our Vision

A world where people living with neurological conditions can continue receiving meaningful care beyond the limits of traditional rehabilitation.

Our Mission

To extend clinician-directed neurological care beyond rehabilitation and improve long-term outcomes for people living with neurological conditions.

Founder’s Story

As a disabled veteran recovering from multiple service-related injuries, I experienced firsthand how dramatically care can change after intensive rehabilitation end.

During rehabilitation, I had access to skilled clinicians, advanced equipment, and frequent therapy. But as I moved beyond that phase, appointments became less frequent, access became more difficult, and the responsibility for continuing my progress increasingly shifted to me, even though my need for care had not ended.

That experience became my personal introduction to what we now call the Care Cliff.

My search for a better way forward led me to electrical neuromuscular stimulation. I found decades of research and enormous potential, but I also saw an opportunity to create a more advanced, practical, and connected system, one designed around the realities faced by patients and the clinicians who care for them.

I founded Neuro20 and brought together doctors, physical therapists, scientists, engineers, athletic trainers, and business professionals to develop the Neuro20 PRO System: an FDA-cleared Whole-Body Electrical Neuromuscular Modulation system designed to support clinician-directed care across the clinic and home.

Neuro20 was built from personal experience, clinical insight, and a simple belief: people should not be left without meaningful support simply because a formal phase of rehabilitation has ended.