In July 2013, SoldierStrong again set its focus on returning veterans and further expanded the scope of its mission.
Partnering with Ekso Bionics, efforts are aimed at raising money to aid paralyzed returning veterans in walking again.
In October 2013, SoldierStrong launched a fundraising campaign to raise funds to provide these mechanized suits to veterans.
 In December 2013, SoldierStrong donated its first suit to a veteran who became paralyzed when his truck drove over an IED in Afghanistan.
Their initial goal was to deliver 10 of these suits to wounded and paralyzed veterans.

In the spring of 2013, the Milwaukee VA Medical Center (Wisconsin) hosted Ekso Bionics to demo the mechanized suit.
In December 2013, SoldierStrong donated the suit to a wounded veteran seeking treatment at the Milwaukee VA.
SoldierStrong delivered its next suit to the VA Boston Healthcare System in April 2014, followed by 2014 donations to VA Medical Centers in Palo Alto (June 2014), Richmond (July 2014), Dallas (October 2014), New Orleans, and New York City (Bronx) (December 2014).
In December 2014, SoldierStrong expanded the scope of the SoldierSuit to include prosthetic arms when they announced a partnership with Myomo, a supplier of myoelectric orthotics, with the established goal of providing myoelectric arms braces for veterans.
Myomo devices have been donated to veterans in Burlington, MA; Lake Forest, CA; Middlefield, OH, Port Angeles, WA; Sandown, NH, and Lansing, MI.

In 2015, suites were donated to VA Medical Centers in Oklahoma City (April 2015), Seattle (June 2015), and Houston (October 2015).
In May 2015, SoldierStrong again expanded the scope of the SoldierSuit to include BiONX ankle.
BiONX devices have been donated to VA Medical Centers in San Antonio, Texas and Milwaukee, WI.
In 2016, suits were donated to VA Medical Centers in Denver (January 2016), Philadelphia's Magee Rehab Center (March 2016), and Minneapolis, Minnesota (May 2016).
In July 2016, SoldierStrong added the Mobius Bionics' LukeARM to the SoldierSuit, and announced an agreement to provide the first ten arm fittings to qualifying veterans.

In 2017, suits were donated to VA Medical Centers in Long Beach (May 2017), Omaha's CHI-Immanuel Rehab (August 2017), and San Antonio (October 2017).
In 2018, exoskeletons were donated to the VA Medical Centers in St. Louis (January 2018), Tampa (August 2018) and South Texas (December 2018), as well as the Iowa Methodist Medical Center (July 2018).

In 2019, SoldierStrong more than doubled their initial commitment of ten high-tech medical devices to benefit veterans rounding out their exoskeleton donations to 22, 18 of which have gone to the VA system.
In 2019, exoskeletons were donated to the VA Medical Centers in North Texas (January 2019), Phoenix (May 2019), San Diego (July 2019), Cleveland (September 2019) and Boston (December 2019).
In July 2013, SoldierStrong again set its focus on returning veterans and further expanded the scope of its mission. Partnering with Ekso Bionics, efforts are aimed at raising money to aid paralyzed returning veterans in walking again. In October 2013, SoldierStrong launched a fundraising campaign to raise funds to provide these mechanized suits to veterans.  In December 2013, SoldierStrong donated its first suit to a veteran who became paralyzed when his truck drove over an IED in Afghanistan. Their initial goal was to deliver 10 of these suits to wounded and paralyzed veterans. 
In the spring of 2013, the Milwaukee VA Medical Center (Wisconsin) hosted Ekso Bionics to demo the mechanized suit. In December 2013, SoldierStrong donated the suit to a wounded veteran seeking treatment at the Milwaukee VA. SoldierStrong delivered its next suit to the VA Boston Healthcare System in April 2014, followed by 2014 donations to VA Medical Centers in Palo Alto (June 2014), Richmond (July 2014), Dallas (October 2014), New Orleans, and New York City (Bronx) (December 2014). In December 2014, SoldierStrong expanded the scope of the SoldierSuit to include prosthetic arms when they announced a partnership with Myomo, a supplier of myoelectric orthotics, with the established goal of providing myoelectric arms braces for veterans. Myomo devices have been donated to veterans in Burlington, MA; Lake Forest, CA; Middlefield, OH, Port Angeles, WA; Sandown, NH, and Lansing, MI. 
In 2015, suites were donated to VA Medical Centers in Oklahoma City (April 2015), Seattle (June 2015), and Houston (October 2015). In May 2015, SoldierStrong again expanded the scope of the SoldierSuit to include BiONX ankle. BiONX devices have been donated to VA Medical Centers in San Antonio, Texas and Milwaukee, WI. In 2016, suits were donated to VA Medical Centers in Denver (January 2016), Philadelphia's Magee Rehab Center (March 2016), and Minneapolis, Minnesota (May 2016). In July 2016, SoldierStrong added the Mobius Bionics' LukeARM to the SoldierSuit, and announced an agreement to provide the first ten arm fittings to qualifying veterans. 
In 2017, suits were donated to VA Medical Centers in Long Beach (May 2017), Omaha's CHI-Immanuel Rehab (August 2017), and San Antonio (October 2017). In 2018, exoskeletons were donated to the VA Medical Centers in St. Louis (January 2018), Tampa (August 2018) and South Texas (December 2018), as well as the Iowa Methodist Medical Center (July 2018).
In 2019, SoldierStrong more than doubled their initial commitment of ten high-tech medical devices to benefit veterans rounding out their exoskeleton donations to 22, 18 of which have gone to the VA system. In 2019, exoskeletons were donated to the VA Medical Centers in North Texas (January 2019), Phoenix (May 2019), San Diego (July 2019), Cleveland (September 2019) and Boston (December 2019).
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