Exo Motion · United Kingdom
Explore wearable walking assistance in the UK
For older adults who want to understand their walking options, the first step is a practical conversation about everyday life. Exo Motion welcomes enquiries from seniors, families and care professionals about wearable robotic assistance, product information and possible trials.
Enquire about optionsFunding routes
NHS and local community equipment assessment
The NHS describes assessment routes for conventional walking aids through a GP, physiotherapist or hospital team. Local equipment and social-care arrangements vary across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Speak to your GP, physiotherapist or occupational therapist about the difficulty you want to address. Ask which community equipment service or local social-care team covers your area and whether the exact device can be considered. NHS guidance about walking sticks and frames should not be read as approval for a powered exoskeleton.
NHS: walking aids, wheelchairs and mobility scooters
Availability and funding
We have not confirmed NHS funding or an NHS supply contract for Exo Motion. Disabled Facilities Grants concern home adaptations and should not be presented as a wearable-robot purchase grant. Confirm any proposed funding in writing with the responsible body before paying.
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A local assessment starts with your postcode
Whether you live in London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Cardiff or Belfast, include your postcode and home nation in your enquiry. Explain whether the goal is a neighbourhood walk, visiting family or managing longer outings. We can discuss product information while you confirm the appropriate local service; we do not claim a local fitting centre in each city.
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Questions before you decide
Will the NHS pay for an Exo Motion device?
Coverage has not been established. A recommendation to explore walking support is not the same as a funding approval for this device.
Does one application cover the whole UK?
No single route described here should be assumed to apply everywhere. Confirm the relevant NHS, health-board or social-care service for your home nation and address.