ZeroG Technology Helping Stroke Patient Learn How to Walk Again

This clip originally aired June 17, 2009 on NBC4 News in Washington, DC. Colton Peek is a 46-year-old father of two who suffered a stroke. It left his left side "lifeless" and he was unable to walk. Doctors at MedStar NRH thought his best hope for learning to walk again was the ZeroG system. Learn more about Stroke Recovery program at MedStar NRH: ow.ly/OVM1z

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This was very interesting. I like learning about technology being used in health care. Stroke rehabilitation has come a long way since I had a stroke in the late 1980s.

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