USA · Neuro-Rehabilitation Centers · Medical Technology Exclusive
Walk Again
Next-generation neuro-rehabilitation and neuro-recovery centers combining innovative technology, evidence-based protocols, and personalized patient care. Exclusive U.S. lease arrangement for Cyberdyne's HAL (Hybrid Assistive Limb) robotic rehabilitation system. $30M raise for 6 centers across Phase 1 and Phase 2.
Raising $30M ($5M/center × 6)
Cyberdyne HAL · Exclusive US
Phase 1: June 2026
Neuro recovery. Powered by robotics.
Walk Again addresses the rising U.S. incidence of neurological injuries (stroke, TBI, spinal cord) through a next-generation network of rehabilitation centers, equipped with the exclusive U.S. deployment of Cyberdyne's HAL Hybrid Assistive Limb robotic system developed in Japan.
Walk Again is a next-generation network of neuro-rehabilitation and neuro-recovery centers, combining innovative technology, evidence-based clinical protocols, and personalised patient care. The platform is built around three demand drivers: rising incidence of stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and spinal cord injuries; aging demographics; and increasing demand for quality post-acute care.
The platform's differentiated technology asset is an exclusive U.S. lease arrangement for HAL — the Hybrid Assistive Limb robotic exoskeleton developed by Cyberdyne (Japan). HAL provides clinician-controlled robotic gait and movement rehabilitation, producing measurably better functional outcomes for neuro-recovery patients than conventional physical therapy alone.
The $30M raise funds six centers at $5M each — Phase 1 (June 2026): Princeton NJ, Austin TX, Tampa FL; Phase 2: three additional U.S. markets. The U.S. Rehabilitation Centers and Therapy Services Market was $42.83B in 2024 and is projected to grow at a 6.52% CAGR through 2032.
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Performance Metrics
Value Creation · Rollout · Capital Deployment
Value Creation Pathway
Technology
HAL Exclusive
U.S. lease secured
Phase 1 Deployment
3 centers
June 2026 opening
Phase 2 Expansion
6 total
Full network
Stabilised Platform
Multi-state
Premium case-mix
Exit Potential
Strategic
Rehab-chain rollup
Network Rollout Timeline
Secured
HAL Exclusive U.S. Lease
Cyberdyne HAL exoskeleton exclusive U.S. deployment rights — technology moat locked in.
Current
$30M Raise In Progress
Capital raise underway for 6-center network. Phase 1 construction ready to commence on tranche close.
June 2026
Phase 1 Centers Open
Princeton NJ, Austin TX, Tampa FL — 3 flagship centers open simultaneously.
3 additional centers in selected U.S. markets based on Phase 1 operational learnings.
2028+
Stabilised Platform
6-center network fully stabilised. Exit options include strategic sale to a larger rehab-chain or institutional healthcare fund.
$30M Raise — Use of Funds
Center
Phase
Capital
Location
Princeton
Phase 1 · June 2026
$5M
Princeton, NJ
Austin
Phase 1 · June 2026
$5M
Austin, TX
Tampa
Phase 1 · June 2026
$5M
Tampa, FL
Center #4
Phase 2 · TBD
$5M
U.S. metro (TBD)
Center #5
Phase 2 · TBD
$5M
U.S. metro (TBD)
Center #6
Phase 2 · TBD
$5M
U.S. metro (TBD)
Total Raise
6 centers
$30M
Multi-state platform
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Projects
6 Neuro-Rehabilitation Centers · $30M Total
Phase 1 · June 2026
Walk Again Neuro-Rehab Network
Princeton NJ · Austin TX · Tampa FL + 3 more
Capital Raise$30M · $5M per Center × 6
Next-generation neuro-rehabilitation network. Exclusive US lease for Cyberdyne HAL robotic exoskeleton. Phase 1 opens June 2026 in Princeton, Austin, and Tampa. Phase 2 adds 3 additional centers. US Rehab market $42.83B growing 6.52% CAGR through 2032.
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