Bertec
Lewis M Nashner is a highly experienced professional in the field of balance rehabilitation and biomedical engineering. Currently serving as a Partner at NPGMedical, LLC since June 2019, Lewis oversees the distribution of MediTouch products in the United States, including the BalanceTutor treadmill. As a Consultant for MediTouch Ltd and a Business Development advisor for Bertec Corporation since January 2019 and September 2012 respectively, Lewis contributes expertise in balance rehabilitation equipment. Previous roles include CEO of BalanceTek Corporation, where Lewis focused on wearable devices for rehabilitation, and CEO and Founder of NeuroCom International, Inc., which specialized in computerized balance assessment. Lewis also held an academic position as Adjunct Professor in Audiology at Vanderbilt University from September 2010 to September 2013. With a Doctor of Science in Biomedical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a Bachelor's degree in Aerospace Engineering from the same institution, Lewis has a solid foundation in both technical and academic fields.
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Bertec
Bertec is an internationally recognized designer, manufacturer, and marketer of research-grade and clinical biomechanical equipment and software. Used by athletic trainers, physical therapists, and other professionals working to understand the movement of the human body, Bertec’s tools help athletes and patients to meet their performance and rehabilitation goals. Institutions as varied as Nike, the US Olympic Swimming Team, Toyota Robotics, the NIH, Cleveland Clinic, Mayo Clinic, Harvard University, and hundreds of others around the world rely on Bertec, a 40-person technology firm based in Columbus, Ohio. Founded in 1987, Bertec continues to tackle some of the most ambitious engineering projects in multiple disciplines including biomechanics, mechatronics, immersive virtual reality, eye tracking, and computer vision to bring industry leading solutions to practitioners, researchers, and clinicians.