We partner with therapy clinics and physicians to integrate our devices into personalized treatment plans, improving patient outcomes after injuries or surgeries. Through education, training, and ongoing support, JAS enhances rehabilitation by fostering collaboration and data-driven care.

It's hard to believe we're already past the halfway mark of 2025. While summer brings its share of fun and adventure, it's also a time when we often postpone scheduling medical appointments.

Yin-Yoga and JAS: The Similarities between Yoga and Static Progressive Stretch

JAS proudly supports and honors the vital role hand therapists play in restoring function and improving quality of life for individuals with upper extremity conditions.

During National Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month, we’re proud to highlight how we’re making a difference for individuals who have lost a limb, especially those facing the challenges of regaining mobility and independence.

A ten-year study on patient satisfaction outcomes from Static Progressive Stretch bracing was done on JAS patients from 2007 to 2017.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, highlighting the challenges faced by millions with brain injury-related disabilities. Movement is crucial in recovery, but limited mobility can lead to contractures and spasticity, exacerbating mobility issues. JAS offers Dynamic devices to support individuals with limited range of motion, improving flexibility and function.

Taking measurements serves as a foundational tool for achieving an accurate, consistent, and customized fit, ultimately enhancing comfort, performance, and user satisfaction.

Orthopedic surgeries often bring both hope of restored function, reduced pain, and improved quality of life. However, sometimes, despite the expertise of surgeons and diligent rehabilitation, patients are met with the disheartening phrase: "Learn to live with it" or “This is as good as you are going to get.” This sentiment can be frustrating for those grappling with limited range of motion post-surgery.