Marissa Koscielski joins a roster of established educators and clinical thought leaders dedicated to advancing early detection and intervention

SOUTH BEND, In., June 14, 2021 – Enlighten Mobility founder Marissa Koscielski has been named a keynote speaker at the upcoming 2021 Early Cerebral Palsy E-Health Summit. Koscielski joins a roster of established educators and clinical thought leaders dedicated to advancing early detection and intervention.

Koscielski will share her inspiring story of determination to challenge the status quo of mobility care after suffering temporary immobility and discovering firsthand the lack of effective solutions for her own recovery. She also will introduce Enlighten Mobility’s first technology, the GMat Neuromotor Screening. As the first automated non-invasive neuromotor screening for newborns, the GMat uses artificial intelligence to detect patterns of variability the human eye and brain are unable to process, serving as an objective indicator for further evaluation. Studies utilizing the GMat on newborns are currently underway with the Early Detection and Intervention network of top U.S. neonatal intensive care units.

“Our work with the Early Detection and Intervention Network advances our commitment to early intervention for all individuals – and I’m thrilled to be part of this year’s summit to continue our conversation about accelerating the time to intervention for all children,” said Koscielski.

The fourth annual summit is hosted by the Cerebral Palsy Foundation to bring together a collaborative network of leaders to help the community better understand how to transform what is possible for people of all ages with disabilities.

“The focus of this year’s summit is on even earlier detection because we want to intervene safely and effectively in high risk infants,” said 2021 Early Cerebral Palsy E-Health Summit co-chair Nathalie Maitre, M.D., Ph.D., and Enlighten Mobility medical director. “We’ll share new findings from the best researchers and clinicians in the field and explore ways to translate knowledge into practice for the implementation of early detection.”

The Early Cerebral Palsy E-Health Summit takes place August 13-14, 2021. Registered attendees will have access to keynote presentations, interactive workshops and training sessions held online or in-person at Emory University in Atlanta, GA. For registration and more information, please visit Early Cerebral Palsy E-Health Summit.

About Enlighten Mobility
Enlighten Mobility is a medical device company dedicated to empowering individuals with early intervention solutions that advance development and recovery. The company harnesses data for neuromotor abnormalities at every stage of life. Working alongside patients, caregivers and clinicians, Enlighten Mobility drives innovation for technologies that optimize mobility care pathways. Through a collaboration with Nationwide Children’s Hospital, Enlighten Mobility is developing the first automated non-invasive neuromotor screening for newborns, the GMat, currently in studies with the Early Detection and Intervention Network of top U.S. neonatal intensive care units. Studies for the company’s patented independent walking device for lower limb amputees, the Enlight Gait Trainer, continue with The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center. The GMat and Enlight Gait Trainer lead a robust product pipeline that includes neuromodulation integration for stroke and neurological trauma, motion analysis, biofeedback augmented reality and at-home endurance training to support telehealth. South Bend, In.-based Enlighten Mobility was founded in 2017 by Marissa Koscielski after she experienced firsthand the lack of effective solutions for her own recovery from temporary unilateral immobility and set out to challenge the status quo of mobility care, which remains the company’s mission today. For more information, visit EnlightenMobility.com.

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