What’s New at CORE – October 2025
Oct 13, 2025
What’s New at CORE – October 2025
Mebster Unilexa @ CORE
The Unilexa Exoskeleton trial is happening now at CORE! This exoskeleton is designed to promote gait and upright posture for those with partial or complete loss of lower limb function. Talk to your trainer today to see if the Unilexa is a good fit for you! |
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Halloween at CORE!
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Holidays at CORE
The holiday season is just around the corner! As always, we’ve got fun in store for everyone. Turkey Tuesday – Tuesday, Nov. 25 Join us for our annual Turkey Tuesday luncheon. CORE provides the turkey and ham for this family style feast, you bring your favorite side or dessert to share with everyone. CORE Holiday Party – Saturday, Dec. 13 The annual CORE Holiday Party, hosted by Matt & Melodie, is Saturday, December 13th. Spend some time with your CORE family and celebrate with delicious food and fantastic live entertainment. |
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Moving Beyond Paralysis Together
Thank you to all of those who have supported or shared CORE’s Moving Beyond Paralysis Together Campaign! Ribbon Up for Recovery during Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month raised $570 and you all showed such great support for this community. So far, we’ve raised over $80,000 to help the CORE Foundation continue to provide much needed financial support for activity-based training services!
We’re still working hard to reach our goal of $2 million for the CORE Foundation. Please share this campaign to help us reach our goal and impact more lives than ever in the paralysis community.
CORE C.H.A.M.P.s
This month’s CORE C.H.A.M.P. is Ashley! Ashley is always eager to do any task, no matter how tedious. She’s been a great help to the other trainers, and has really gotten more comfortable and confident during her sessions, finding her training style. As this month’s C.H.A.M.P., Ashley has selected Ari M.! Ari comes to every session with an infectious positive attitude and is always ready to try something new. Recently Ari has seen improvements in his standing and walking, and he’s been taking great steps using the Unilexa. Keep up the great work! |
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