Roger H. Nathan

"It improves the quality of daily living," said Roger Nathan, the founder of NESS Ltd.
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"Over half of the people who suffer a stroke have paralysis of the hand," said Nathan.Eighty percent suffer secondary complications after a stroke, including a pain syndrome in the hand and shoulder, a 'psychological amputation' because of learned non-use, spasticity, poor blood circulation, tissue shortening and further degeneration of the limb.

The NESS H200 activates the muscles and reverses these secondary complications preventing long-term disability."It provides regular exercise, like jogging, that can restore the limb to healthier function," said Nathan.

"It improves the quality of daily living," said Roger Nathan, the founder of NESS Ltd.

I am thrilled each time I see one of our Handmaster users overcome their disabilities and achieve more and more in life," stated Roger Nathan Ph.D, NESS vice president of research and development and board member of the International Society of Functional Electrical Stimulation Systems (ISFES).

The Handmaster is designed for simple home usage.An intensive study was conducted at the University of Maryland-Baltimore to document, statistically and clinically, the functional benefits to individuals that have residual paralysis of the hand following stroke."The Handmaster showed impressive results with our study group.

stated Roger Nathan Ph.D, NESS vice president of research and development and board member of the International Society of Functional Electrical Stimulation Systems (ISFES).The Handmaster is designed for simple operation at home by the user.

This is a result of several years of hard work in research and development, and we are proud to give back to these people the use of their hands," stated Roger Nathan Ph.D, NESS vice president of research and development and board member of the International Society of Functional Electrical Stimulation Systems (ISFES).The Handmaster, from its inception, was designed for simple operation at home by the user.