function with IpsiHand®
IpsiHand is an FDA-cleared non-invasive therapy for rehabilitation of upper extremity motor function after stroke.
Our Story
Over the Years
2007 - 2017
Research & Development
- Neurolutions was established out of Dr. Eric Leuthardt’s lab at Washington University in St. Louis.
- Initial funding support came from Ascension Health Ventures.
- Focused on technology development, clinical studies, and evidence generation.

2018 - 2019
Product Development & Regulatory Preparation
- Ascension Health Ventures engaged Incept, LLC to accelerate the transition from R&D to commercialization.
- Fred Khosravi joined the Board of Directors as Chairman.
2020
Breakthrough Recognition
- The FDA granted IpsiHand “Breakthrough Medical Technology” status.
- Recognized for providing more effective treatment options for debilitating conditions.

2021
FDA De Novo Clearance
- Awarded FDA De Novo Market Authorization as the first Brain-Computer Interface product to receive clearance.
- Indicated for use in chronic stroke survivors.
2022
Product Enhancement & Manufacturing Readiness
- Enhancements were made to improve user experience while addressing clinician and patient needs.
- Product was prepared for contract manufacturing.
2023
Limited Market Launch
- Initial market release of IpsiHand.
- Strategic focus on:
• Manufacturing
• Lead generation
• Sales
• Screening
• Fulfillment
• Support
2024
Full Market Launch
- IpsiHand officially launches to a broader market.
- Ongoing expansion and further development efforts.
Evidence-Driven Innovation
2022 Brain Communications Publication
Theta–gamma coupling as a cortical biomarker of brain–computer interface.
2022 Brain-Computer Interfaces Publication
Motor Network Reorganization Induced in Chronic Stroke Patients with interface.
2024 Brain-Computer Interface Publication
BCI Therapy Induces Broad Upper Extremity Motor Rehabilitation in Chronic Stroke
Food & Drug Administration
IpsiHand is FDA Cleared
– via De Novo
Neurolutions Awarded
California Life Science Medical Device of the year.
SBIR Awarded $2M
to Neurolutions.
First Clinical Trial Complete
Published on Cover of Stroke
Breakthrough Research
Newly published studies show motor recovery in chronic stroke patients.
FDA Granted
IpsiHand as a “Breakthrough Medical Technology“