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Complete Your Swallowing Exercises from Home
with Mobili-T®

You can only get Mobili-T through a healthcare provider, such as a registered speech-language pathologist (S-LP).

Your S-LP will require a Premium Mobili-T account.

Refer an SLP to use Mobili-T in their practice.

Recently diagnosed with dysphagia
(swallowing disorders)?

If you or a loved one have recently been diagnosed with dysphagia, you may benefit from using Mobili-T®.

Dysphagia (swallowing disorders) can result from many different types of diseases (e.g., Parkinson’s Disease, stroke), treatments for disease (e.g., cancer treatment, medication), and accidents (e.g., Traumatic Brain Injury).

Dysphagia can also present very differently from one person to the next. For these reasons, it is very important that you:

  • Consult a swallowing specialist (usually a speech-language pathologist (S-LP))
  • Obtain a diagnosis and management plan.

If your S-LP determined that you could benefit from rehabilitation exercises (or in some cases, even prehabilitation exercises), then Mobili-T can help you get the most out of your work.

How does Mobili-T® work?

Mobili-T® is an sEMG (surface electromyography) system. The sensor device sticks under your chin and detects muscle excitation during swallowing and swallowing exercises. You see this information as a line going up and down (biofeedback) on your iPhone or iPad Mobili-T® app.

Your S-LP could use Mobili-T® with you in the clinic or hospital during your sessions. You can even work with Mobili-T® independently, at home, while your S-LP remotely monitors your work.

Mobili-T® was designed in collaboration with patients with dysphagia and S-LPs.

We wanted to put ourselves in the shoes of whom it would be assisting, so Mobili-T® could truly make an impact. That’s why we sat down with patients living with dysphagia and S-LPs to really understand how we could help.

These interviews that were part of research studies are now available in our repertoire of peer-reviewed articles. We continue to conduct interviews and ask for feedback from the community as we constantly improve Mobili-T®.

What have patients using Mobili-T said?

I was literally amazed to swallow something solid for the first time in five years. It’s amazing.

Leslie O’Connor-Parsons

Mobili-T® User

If you just have to sit and swallow, it’s kind of a boring thing, whereas if you get that feedback, you’re more apt to do it.

Scott Ellis

Mobili-T® User

When I started with your product, I was drinking a cup of coffee, but it took me over 5 hours to drink it without aspirating. I just drank a cup of coffee in a half hour! Also, I am now drinking two of them a day. This is a big improvement for someone like me.

Mike M

Mobili-T® User

After surgery and radiation for head/neck cancer I struggled mightily with swallowing. The once simple act of chewing and consuming, even the softest things, was painful and frustrating. 
The Mobili-T app and monitoring device gave me a structured process to practice my daily exercises. And the best part was the immediate feedback. I had noticeably improved both my strength and confidence after six weeks with the app and device.
Mobili-T is an invaluable tool for anyone dealing with dysphagia.”
David J.

Mobili-T® User

Interested in purchasing Mobili-T for you or a loved one?

Talk to your S-LP to understand whether your type of dysphagia (swallowing disorder) could be addressed with biofeedback and exercise. 

If you or your clinician have any questions regarding Mobili-T, we will be happy to assist you.

What can I do until then?

Our website is rich in blog posts aimed at patients and caregivers. We encourage you to learn and lean on the experiences of others living well with dysphagia, check out some new recipes and ideas to spice up dysphagia diets, and learn how you can build support networks and ask for help. Want to share your story with us? Let us know.

What patients say about Mobili-T®

Ted Power, a head and neck cancer survivor, discusses his personal experience with Mobili-T® clinical trial after undergoing tongue surgery.