Visualize Swallowing Anywhere, Anytime with Mobili-T®
Under-the-chin sensor and connected mobile application for patients & clinicians to visualize swallowing exercises.
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Clinically tested and developed by Speech Language Pathologists
Award-winning technology & design
Swallows completed and counting everyday
Trusted and reviewed by patients & clinicians
Portable. Visual. Easy-to-Use.
A swallowing exercise system to improve the well-being of individuals affected by swallowing disorders (dysphagia)
Mobili-T is composed of a wireless device that is placed under the chin and an app that provides real-time biofeedback on a mobile device.
What is Mobili-T® and how can it help you?
Ted Power, a head and neck cancer survivor, discusses his personal experience with Mobili-T® clinical trial after undergoing tongue surgery.
We have your back. Let’s kick dysphagia – together.
The Inspiration Behind Mobili-T®
We created Mobili-T® as a device and app that allows patients to practice their swallowing exercises from anywhere, anytime.
Mobili-T® offers personalized targets, biofeedback, and progress trackers that motivate, encourage, and empower.
For patients, Mobili-T® is swallowing exercise at your convenience.
For clinicians, Mobili-T® can improve your patients’ adherence to their swallowing exercises.
Based on established sEMG visual biofeedback technology present in the industry for 30+ years.
How it Works
Exercise at Home
Convenient for you to do your daily exercises
Feedback in your Hand
Visual feedback about what your muscles are doing
Track your Progress
Feel empowered as you review your success and achievements
Connect Directly to Your Clinician
Share your progress automatically
Mobili-T® in the News
New wireless device to help patients with dysphagia (swallowing disorders).
Patients with neck and head cancer who have difficulty swallowing (dysphagia) will now be able to complete their exercises at home with the help of a new mobile device. The Mobili-T® is the first swallowing exercise device patients can use from the comfort of their homes.
