From a single idea to a groundbreaking solution—this is how MedHab redefined the future of rehabilitation.
In 2007, Johnny Ross, now Co-Founder and CEO of MedHab, faced a difficult choice—total knee replacement or total knee reconstruction. He opted for the latter, enduring months of intense rehab with no real feedback about his progress. How much weight was too much? Was he improving? No one really knew—not even the specialists.
“After my surgery, I saw firsthand how little data patients and providers had. That had to change.”
– Johnny Ross, Co-Founder & CEO
To empower patients and providers with real-time recovery data that drives better outcomes.
Our products are grounded in real-life recovery challenges—and built to solve them.
From engineering to patient care, transparency and trust guide every decision.
We're reshaping physical therapy worldwide—step by step, rep by rep.
Timeline of Progress
After undergoing total knee reconstruction using the CARTICEL procedure, Johnny Ross faced a long and frustrating rehabilitation process. The lack of precise feedback during recovery revealed a critical gap in rehab care—and inspired the idea that would become MedHab.
Motivated by his experience, Johnny Ross officially launched MedHab in December 2008. His goal was clear: create a technology that empowers patients and providers with real-time data during the recovery journey.
MedHab secured patents for its groundbreaking wearable technology, StepRite. This intellectual property milestone validated the uniqueness of the solution and opened the door for commercial development.
Over these years, MedHab focused on refining its technology through research, engineering, and clinical trials. The device underwent rigorous testing to ensure safety, accuracy, and ease of use for both patients and clinicians.
With technology proven and patents in place, MedHab began partnering with clinics and rehabilitation centers to bring StepRite to patients. The platform is now helping people recover smarter, with measurable outcomes and improved care coordination.