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About Numotion
Numotion is committed to improving the lives of people
with disabilities by enabling them to actively participate in everyday life. As the nation’s leading provider of Complex Rehab Technology (CRT), we individually configure medically necessary mobility products and services. This includes manual and power wheelchairs and disposable medical supplies that are designed to meet the unique medical and functional needs of individuals with disabilities.
These disabilities typically result from a congenital disorder, a progressive or degenerative neuromuscular disease, or from injury, trauma or other conditions that cause them to require mobility equipment and lifestyle solutions. Typical diagnoses include cerebral palsy (CP); multiple sclerosis (MS); muscular dystrophy (MD), which includes ALS; traumatic brain injury (TBI); spinal cord injury (SCI); and spina bifida.
Based in Brentwood, Tenn., Numotion has 130 locations across the country, and serves more than 250,000 people annually. Our team of over 2,400 professionals are recognized as the best in the industry and are committed to providing individualized, medically appropriate and cost-effective lifestyle solutions for our customers.
About the Author
Mike Swinford
CEO, Numotion
As Numotion’s CEO, not only is Mike responsible for the strategic direction and growth of the company, but he’s extremely passionate about the company’s customers, employees and
its mission — improving the lives of people with disabilities by enabling them to actively participate in everyday life.
Mike has been an outspoken leader in working alongside industry leaders, influencers and policy makers, as well as various industry groups and associations to improve healthcare access and inclusion for people with disabilities. He has a passion to influence the betterment of society and uses his role to be an advocate for positive change.
Mike has spent his entire career in the healthcare industry. Prior to joining Numotion in 2014, Mike spent 22 years at the General Electric Company (GE), where he led various businesses in the healthcare services sector as President and CEO of GE Healthcare Services, a $5 billion global business unit of GE Healthcare, as well as Vice President and General Manager of Diagnostic Imaging and Asset Management Services.
Advocating for people with disabilities is also a family affair. Mike, his wife Kelly, and their two teenage sons volunteer at MDA Nashville’s Annual Muscle Team Gala. The family is also actively involved in the annual USA Hockey Sled Classic.
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