Valencia, Calif. – September 21, 2026 -- Bioness Medical, Inc. has commercially launched HaloPlex, an FDA-registered ceiling-mounted body weight support and fall protection system aimed at rehabilitation hospitals, outpatient clinics, and rehab centers treating patients with severe gait and balance impairments.
HaloPlex extends the Vector Gait & Safety System with multidirectional movement support
The system unloads a programmed amount of a patient's body weight while providing continuous postural support and overhead fall protection, allowing patients to practice walking, balance activities, transfers, and functional mobility tasks across a larger therapy space.
Bioness targets earlier, higher-intensity mobility training for clinicians
By reducing the physical demands placed on therapists during gait rehabilitation, HaloPlex is designed to let clinicians initiate more intensive mobility training earlier in a patient's recovery while supporting task-specific, real-world movement patterns.
CEO Todd Cushman positions HaloPlex as the next step in Bioness' body weight support portfolio
"HaloPlex represents the next evolution of our body weight support technology portfolio," said Todd Cushman, Chief Executive Officer of Bioness Medical. He said the system builds on the Vector platform and that healthcare organizations investing in rehabilitation programs need clinical expertise, education, and implementation support alongside the technology itself.
Launch expands a rehabilitation portfolio spanning six existing technology lines
HaloPlex joins Bioness' existing lineup of Vector, BITS and BITS Functional Reality, AURA (in development), PoNS, L300 Go, and H200 Wireless technologies, supported by the company's nationwide team of rehabilitation professionals.