Clinical,
care giver and
user resources
At Control Bionics, we partner with clinicians, caregivers and users of our products to provide the resources you need, to get the best experience possible, using our products.
Webinars and training
We have a series of pre-recorded webinars and training videos available to help speech language pathologists, occupational therapists, clinicians, end-users, and care givers. You can also put forward your own suggestions for additional training or webinars.
All of our courses are available for easy access. Registration may be required.
Clinical worksheets
We have created a variety of worksheets you can use at different stages of the AAC process.
Downloadable vocabulary (page sets)
Access and download customized, pre-built communication layouts (known as page sets) designed for the software that enables people with physical or speech impairments to communicate.
Custom Grid 3 software page sets are available, giving users the freedom to communicate in the way that best suits them.
AAC Gameplay
Explore the world of AAC Gameplay: a collection of free, easy-to-play, and accessible games.
Existing games are speech enabled and may be accessed using multiple interfaces, including touch screens and 1 to 3 switches.
Latest News
Thoughts when trying the neuronode for the first time
A first time users review of the NeuroNode Trilogy system.
New Assistive Communication Tech Promises Faster Speed and Less Fatigue for ALS
The NeuroNode Trilogy provides three access methods in a single funding accessible solution for degenerative conditions. MILFORD, OH - Feb.5, 2019 - Control Bionics Launches a new AAC package, the NeuroNode Trilogy, that significantly reduces user fatigue and...
NYC Department of Education: NeuroNode in the Classroom
Successful NeuroNode Performance Trial with Maeve, a 3rd Grade Student with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA), Leads to Acquisition of seven NeuroNodes by NYC DOE’s Center for Assistive Technology (CAT) for students in the New York City Education System.(Video News...
Kristin Harley: Communicating in the ICU with NeuroNode
Kristin Harley, diagnosed with motor neurone disease in early 2013, makes the tough choice to have a tracheostomy. While she has been using the NeuroNode at home for the past several months to control text, text-to-speech, emails, and more - she...
Clinician Story
“The NeuroStrip system is the most impactful advancement I’ve seen in 30 years. It empowers therapists to go beyond basic strengthening and uncover hidden deficits in muscle recruitment, especially in patients who have stopped progressing.”
Steve, PT (30+ years experience, Houston Rehabilitation Institute)