Physical therapist, Amy Pratt, received a grant funded by Ohio Collaborative for Educating Remotely and Transforming Education, to further the use of Augment Therapy at Montgomery County ESC School District. The grant helped provide Augment Therapy subscriptions for ten therapists
Thanks to our partnership with KidsX Pediatric Digital Health Accelerator and our friend, Omkar Kulkarni, CIO at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA), we’ve been able to successfully gamify pediatric physical therapy through our software. Traditional therapy can make it challenging for
In a news segment on Fox 8 Cleveland, John and Debbie Higgins discussed the Carson Higgins Memorial Foundation Higgins Memorial Foundation’s commitment to supporting the installation of Augment Therapy at University Hospitals Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in Cleveland. Check out the
In his latest article, Charlie Fink, a Forbes.com contributor, discussed the ever-evolving topic of the Metaverse and how it’s been incorporated into various online platforms for different uses. Notably, Augment Therapy was one of Fink’s mentioned companies, due to our recent seed
Maya is an adept, inventive ten-year-old who loves to be in motion. She’s an avid gymnast with a passion for arts and crafts, and an aspiration to be a wedding dress designer. In 2019, Maya experienced a sudden pain in
Check out this episode of the Lay Of The Land Podcast that features our CEO & Founder, Lindsay Watson! Lindsay spoke with Jeffery Stern about her journey as a startup entrepreneur and her passion for making a difference through pediatric physical therapy. Since its start,
Crain’s Cleveland named Augment Therapy CEO Lindsay Watson as a Notable Women in Technology. Youngstown Business Incubator entrepreneur-in-residence Gene Groys said in the nomination. “She knows exactly how the end solution needs to function and the exact problems it needs
Innovation Fund Northeast Ohio, the region’s most active pre-seed fund for technology-based startups, has awarded a combined $165,000 to five young companies. Since its 2007 launch, the Innovation Fund has committed $12.3 million to 190 Northeast Ohio startups. Those